Humor > Adult

Parents usually hope their kids learn from the mistakes they made when they were their age. They tell them stories about when they were kids and how life was different. Occasionally, the life of a child mirrors the life of a parent. How the child reacts to those similar situations is largely affected by how the parent raised them—or didn’t. This series of essays—often humorous, sometimes downbeat—chronicles the author’s life from birth to just shy of forty, demonstrating how events in his life mirror those of his mother. Their situations while seemingly very different, were often eerily similar. How each reacted and the results that followed, however, are quite different. With ex ...

There’s no better way to unwind than on a Caribbean Princess Cruise—that is if they let you board and then leave you the hell alone. Herein lays a candid account of what happens when your husband and friends can board the ship (but you can’t). Read on about the trials and tribulations of chasing down the cruise for four days. Experience firsthand the firewalls, loopholes, obstacles, heartburn, and heartache (and of course additional costs) to board a ‘closed loop’ Princess vessel. Oh, and if you want to know what it is like to be flagged as (and treated like) a terrorist then continue to read on about the remaining seven days of our ‘magical’ and ‘relaxing’ Princess vacation.

Two hundred original amusing rhymes, all presented in five-line form. Naughty and nice, lascivious and loving, sweet and sexy, romantic and raw... a wide range of flavors to please the most discriminating poetry-lover's palate.

Two hundred more lewd and lascivious limericks for your poetic perusal. Each one an original work of the rhythmic rhyming art, accompanied by an illustrative image. A must for collectors of fine literary works!

Two hundred all-new illustrated rhymes, each one an original offering in the classical five-line style. Prurient poetry to please the literary libertine.

The concluding installment in the Doyce Whisanant narrative, culminating in genetic mutations, cigar shop curmudgeons, international corporate skullduggery, weird phenomena, and general Florida strangeness. Printed on glossy stock, featuring fifty original full-color illustration plates. Volume thirty-one of the Whisanant Mythos.