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"Famous Selfie-Snappers of Florida" celebrates the Sunshine State's flock of Narcissists: those know-it-all denizens of social media, romantically involved with their smartphones and fake-smiling their way toward a certain, unglamorous grave. Our Cheapskate Chapbooks Series is a slimline collection of edited favorites in a lightweight, unchallenging format specially designed for today's aliterate intellectual. You have more important things to spend your money on than improving the mind and spirit, and we here at the White Devil Press know it. They're cheap enough to abuse, yet booky enough to make for fun reading! Buy a bunch and pass them out at church or at the next drug gang meet- ...

Flying Escapades- tragic, hair-raising and hilarious flying stories. This book highlights flying experiences that the author has had and those of others that he met on his journey. The stories range from an aircraft getting blown off the runway in North Carolina to a Learjet descending through a snow storm in northern British Columbia, Canada with a flight crew ignoring the minimum altitude required. Another story deals with a tragic crash on a stormy night with a Learjet 35 doing a Medivac mission to an island off the coast of British Columbia, Canada. At night and in bad weather, why did the pilots make a simple mistake that cost them and the three nurses on board their lives? Th ...

One year ago Gina met and was seduced by a rare plant, a 'Billionaire Ficus', while on vacation in Mombasa, Africa. Now that plant, Bob, has come to Seattle intent on reuniting with Gina...and their son, Luke. Behold the sequel no one saw coming, Full Bush: The Wrath of Bob! This book features 50 pages of action-adventure, gunplay, and Tentacle A Mano combat. There's even a car chase. It's very exciting.

Glimpses Of My Life is a mid-life memoir by Kansas City author, Jared C. Montgomery. This coming-of-age book is full of laughs, youthful experiences, and life in and out of the local church institution. This book is one man's journey behind the multitude of masks that he wore to fit in with his surroundings. This book is a "coming out" story. It's a story about coming out of past hurts, coming out of religion, and coming out of our shells. This is a story about being true to yourself, being vulnerable with others, and learning to live a life with no more masks. This book focuses on personal stories, because every story and every person matters. When you finish readying this light-hearted ...

Go the F*ck to School is a parody children's book that is meant to be read aloud in a Samuel L. Jackson-esque voice. It is a hearty cry for help from pandemic-era parents and caregivers everywhere.

Good Shit is exactly what the title says. Good Shit(stuff) from back in the day. Frank captures every bit of the old school in this book with every bit of the fun and charm that one would expect from that era. Filled with what could be considered lewd, rude and crude sayings, you have to consider those were the times and there should be no apologies. This book makes none. It's just a fun look back into the past, which unfortunately we lose just a little bit more and more each day. Frank keeps it alive for generations to come sharing his own views and outlooks, those from his friends over the years and from his own wise family members that have passed on. Prepare to be taken on a trip do ...

Granddad's Joke Book was created as a compilation of clean, humorous, jokes collected from around the world. There are 750 jokes from puns to 1-liners, to multiple text versions. I believe that the world can always use a few good jokes every once in a while, so I am presenting these as my way of saying, "Hey World! Laugh A Bit!"

The Book "Growin' up Gringo" is about American boys growing up in Mexico during the 1950's. The head of the family is transferred from Wilmington, Delaware where he works for the DuPont Company to the Mexico City offices in 1944. Mother and 3 boys ranging in age from 2 yrs old to 7 years travel by train from Philadelphia to Mexico city and catch up with Dad in 1945. That's when the fun begins.

A lengthy book, and pleasant to hold in the hand. What is inside it? Hmm ... stanzas, each in the seventeen syllable form of a haiku: yet constituting informative writing in clear and simple prose (like this description you are reading, which is in the same stanza form). What is it about? The cover says: satire on life and religion. Is it funny, then? Sometimes, and sometimes a good deal worse than funny. There are passages, a few, that bring you up short. What were you thinking? About what you met in your life, and what you thought you think about God. (You know, that God, the most hilarious being in the universe.) The book is built of brief discourses, that seem like s ...