Walter’s phantasmagorical tour-de-force is not only a satirical takedown of antisemitism (and bigotry in general) but also a dazzling celebration of human dignity, resilience, and humor.
Deadpan: A Novel by Richard Walter | 4-Star Book Review | #Satire #MagicalRealism #Intolerance @ProfWalter @InfoHeresy
Give My Regards to Nowhere: A Director’s Tale by Richard Engling | 4-Star Book Review
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Chicago director Dwayne Finnegan has a long shot at the big time and only two obstacles: himself, and everyone he knows.
Dwayne’s got an idea of how to direct Shakespeare’s least-favorite play that could set him on the road to Broadway. We’re talking Bob Fosse choreography, Jimi Hendrix guitars, and the hottest cast in the city of Chicago. But when the show’s producer cuts out with the cash, Dwayne decides to produce the show himself, putting his marriage and his meager finances at risk. What could go wrong?
@RichardEngling #humor #Satire #Theater #Broadway #Fiction
The 2022 BBNYA Official Victory tour for the 5th place winner features, The Reaper’s Quota (The Reaper Chronicles #1) by Sarah McKnight – @mcknight_writes. I enjoyed this unique tale of life as a Grim Reaper. It’s thought-provoking, entertaining, & humorous.
#Satire #DarkHumor
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‘Tis the Season to Feel Inadequate will tickle your funny bone!
Christmas comes but once a year; the chaos never ends! ’Tis the Season to Feel Inadequate is a collection of #essays about #holidays & other times our celebrations make us feel not-so-celebratory.
#giveaway #humor #funny
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Ponce: What Actually Happened at the Fountain of Youth by Jim Halverson | Giveaway (3 Copies), Interview, Spotlight
For the most part, history is written by the winners. That includes most accounts depicting the conquests of the New World. Most records and artifacts of Native Americans were destroyed by the conquistadors to complete their total dominance in the new lands. Occasionally, historians working with native populations piece together some lost archives, but those examples are few and far between.
Eat Your Heart Out by Shirley Goldberg | Starting Over Book 2 | Review
When a tyrant in stilettos replaces her beloved boss and her ex snags her coveted job, teacher Dana Narvana discovers there are worse things than getting dumped on Facebook. Time for the BFF advice squad, starting with Dana’s staunchest ally, Alex—hunky colleague, quipster, and cooking pal extraordinaire. But when the after-hours smooching goes nowhere, she wonders why this grown man won’t make up his mind.
Let Ed Weinberger pull back the curtain to give you a glimpse of what could very well be conversations taking place behind the scenes. I read this book on the night of the last presidential debate before the election. The book is chillingly accurate up to this point in time.
The author shows why he is so successful in writing for television and comedians. He reaches right into the heart of a scene and pulls out the gems to make you see the lighter side and chuckle over the absurdities of politics.
Zoon Garden by Jordan O’Donnell was recently released to coincide with his cross-country bus – book tour. Jordan and his team will be making a circuit of the United States to introduce his book to the public. He says he’s not out to convince you to vote a certain way but to encourage everyone to […]
Review: City Living by Jimmy James Scott is a unique satire about life, learning, conformity, friendship, and most of all, growing up. Review: City Living by Jimmy James Scott Title: City Living Author: Jimmy James Scott Publisher: Independently published Genres: Satire, Fiction Print Length: 297 pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop […]
