Comedy
Why you must read Tim Owens’ The Hobbymen
“The Hobbymen” revolves around three amateur monster biologists. Yes, rather than hunt monsters and myths, their quest is to understand them and study them as if they were simply animals in the field. That’s an interesting twist. Tell us more.
Why you must read Tim Owens’ The Hobbymen
“The Hobbymen” revolves around three amateur monster biologists. Yes, rather than hunt monsters and myths, their quest is to understand them and study them as if they were simply animals in the field. That’s an interesting twist. Tell us more.
Why you must read Tess Stenson’s The Gatekeepers of Gloucester
Set in Gloucester, the book follows four gatekeepers to the afterlife as they try to deal with their difficult job dealing with dead people, bureaucracy and mistrust from their employers on the other side. With the help of a dead
Why you must read Tess Stenson’s The Gatekeepers of Gloucester
Set in Gloucester, the book follows four gatekeepers to the afterlife as they try to deal with their difficult job dealing with dead people, bureaucracy and mistrust from their employers on the other side. With the help of a dead
Why you must read Lyle Christie’s Soft Taco Island
Soft Taco Island… James Bond but with a little more humor and sex
Why you must read Lyle Christie’s Soft Taco Island
Soft Taco Island… James Bond but with a little more humor and sex
Why you must read Sophie Dallaway’s The Car Won’t Start. Love, Dad
‘The car won’t start. Love, Dad.‘ is a hilarious book about Norman Wallace, a meek and mild father and husband, who has a secret hobby as a drag queen. He has a dilemma as he has to perform at The
Why you must read Sophie Dallaway’s The Car Won’t Start. Love, Dad
‘The car won’t start. Love, Dad.‘ is a hilarious book about Norman Wallace, a meek and mild father and husband, who has a secret hobby as a drag queen. He has a dilemma as he has to perform at The
Why you must read Nancy DeMarco’s Saving Gracie
In SAVING GRACIE, we have a headless body in the local swimming hole, a missing person duct taped to a toilet, a runaway mental patient, and one confused police officer working to keep everyone safe. And a beagle. Did I
Why you must read Nancy DeMarco’s Saving Gracie
In SAVING GRACIE, we have a headless body in the local swimming hole, a missing person duct taped to a toilet, a runaway mental patient, and one confused police officer working to keep everyone safe. And a beagle. Did I
Why you must read Sharon Schuler Kreps’ Jokers & Dandies
Everyone remembers the 1970’s for their own reasons, but you’ll never forget the 70’s after you’ve seen them through the big brown eyes of a whimsical little southern girl. “Jokers & Dandies” takes you on a journey across the
Why you must read Sharon Schuler Kreps’ Jokers & Dandies
Everyone remembers the 1970’s for their own reasons, but you’ll never forget the 70’s after you’ve seen them through the big brown eyes of a whimsical little southern girl. “Jokers & Dandies” takes you on a journey across the
Why you must read Tony Perez-Giese’s Pac Heights
PAC HEIGHTS is set in San Francisco during the dot.com boom and bust of 2000. A staffing error at a temp agency sends a straight guy to do a gay man’s job in a Pac Heights mansion. His new
Why you must read Tony Perez-Giese’s Pac Heights
PAC HEIGHTS is set in San Francisco during the dot.com boom and bust of 2000. A staffing error at a temp agency sends a straight guy to do a gay man’s job in a Pac Heights mansion. His new
Interview with Adam G Tarsitano, author of Broken Birdie Chirpin
The glam and swagger of Marc Bolan’s T-Rex. The intrigue of Eddie & The Cruisers. The rock n’ roll wit of Almost Famous. The coming of age angst of Stand by Me.
Interview with Adam G Tarsitano, author of Broken Birdie Chirpin
The glam and swagger of Marc Bolan’s T-Rex. The intrigue of Eddie & The Cruisers. The rock n’ roll wit of Almost Famous. The coming of age angst of Stand by Me.
Interview with Anne Ullah, author of Trouble At Toff Towers II: Another Heap
Trouble At Toff Towers has been called “chick-lit that makes fun of itself” which I think is a pretty fair description. The books are very tongue in cheek and should definitely be served with a huge pinch of salt; you
Interview with Anne Ullah, author of Trouble At Toff Towers II: Another Heap
Trouble At Toff Towers has been called “chick-lit that makes fun of itself” which I think is a pretty fair description. The books are very tongue in cheek and should definitely be served with a huge pinch of salt; you
Interview with Michael J Holley, author of Plaster Scene
Plaster Scene is a comedy which is set in the UK, both in the sixties and in the modern day. A mystery begins to unravel when an aging hippie dies suddenly and leaves an unexpected inheritance behind. The problem is
Interview with Michael J Holley, author of Plaster Scene
Plaster Scene is a comedy which is set in the UK, both in the sixties and in the modern day. A mystery begins to unravel when an aging hippie dies suddenly and leaves an unexpected inheritance behind. The problem is