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New Age Anonymous (NAA): 12 Steps for the Recovering New Ager by Blake More with Illustrations by Paul Reynolds Humanity Grant me the serenity to accept life without astrology The Courage to change my name back to what it was And the Wisdom to know that aliens can't save me This humor book is a parody of the New Age disguised as a Twelve Step Program for New Ageahoiics (NAA). The book includes Twelve Steps, Two Stories of Recovery, and A Glossary of New Speak, wonderful illustrations and more! What people are saying about NAA: "I knew I was healed when the Whole Life Expo came to town and I went to the 49er game. Thank you NAA, I'm grateful to have my priorities back." ...

Agent LT and Agent Natasha must save the world from the evil Josiah Blake in James Bond-style spy adventure novel. After successfully foiling the villain's nefarious plot, the two secret agents embark on a 2nd mission; one in which they pull off a high-stakes prank on their former High School classmates for their 40th Class Reunion.

What will happen now that the U.S. Supreme Court has legalized same sex marriage? Right-wing Christian fundamentalist John J Jones answers the question in this chilling collection of prophecies, poetry, and psychedelic visions of homoerotic horror. Revegation is a line-for-line parody of the New Testament book of Revelation. A rollicking and irreverent celebration of free speech from beginning to end, this satire of American culture promises to be 666 times more offensive than a French Muhammad sketch!

The First Beatnik in Outer Space is a collection of incredible short stories written by space aliens and transmitted to earth telepathically via encrypted digital signals. Using a special ray-gun, "Earth" author Ed Engman expertly translates these tales without losing those Venusian nuances that tend trip up the most experienced space interpreters.

According to people with snooty degrees, 95.7 % of the population is not nearly pretentious enough. N. J. Thomas, who has a snooty degree, and who feels that anything he writes is far too good for anyone who reads, decided the best novel was one with no words. "The Pretentious Book" is that novel. But what use is 200 page blank book? -Add whatever you like to the empty pages. -Turn it into a flip book. -Fill it with random words. -Draw overly complicated Rube Goldberg devices. -Pretend to read it in public places so people do not bother you. -Give it to your friend who always wanted to be an author and tell them to get busy scribbling their novel on the blank pages. ...

What happens when you bring a mad nuclear scientist, a gorgeous supermodel, a stuttering ventriloquist, and a talking donkey together in a medieval castle on a deserted polar ice cap in outer space? Who knows? You will find none of those characters in this compelling story about politics gone haywire. "A chilling story rooted in today's unhinged political discourse; could be front page news if only the author had added a cool man-eating robot to the story" Calder Hathaway, The Daily Weekly