Fraternal twins, Lelana and Oscar Henry Supremecus, are born to space engineers, Orea and Locus, on asteroid Tegon 5 at the close of the 21st Century. Lelana, her twin’s elder by 16 minutes, is raised to follow the philosophical tenets of Unism, a socio-religious belief system melding mind, body and spirit as a means of providing robots and humans with opportunities for achieving their greatest potential.Oscar Henry follows a different path from that of his sister. After joining a ...

30 Illustrated Odes, a poetry book with hand-drawn illustrations

After a long and exasperating day in the city, all Raul wanted to do was catch the 5:10 bus home.Providence, however, provided him with the rare opportunity to mingle with those we walk past each and every day without making eye contact, to converse with people we only recognize as shadow figures in our collective peripheral vision.Thanks to the denizens of a forgotten urban park, Raul is about to experience life in all its fullness... as he's never experienced it before.

This latest edition of the Loo Reader is a mélange of jokes, witticisms, observations, and sayings designed to make loo-time a thoroughly enjoyable experience.Some entries, for those of the 'hit and run(s)' persuasion, can be easily read and understood at face value. Others, for those who void their bowels with the accompanying pageantry of a royal wedding, are more complex and require a keener mind to discern.Either way, the variety is sure to sate the needs of all who ans...

When Frank Benjamin, a Jewish teenager from New York, agrees to drive his black maid, Esther, to North Carolina to visit her sick sister in the summer of 1967, he has no idea he is about to set out on the ride of his life. What is supposed to be a quick and easy drive to and from Eden, North Carolina, soon turns into an odyssey, during which Frank is chased down by a gang of bikers, unknowingly befriends the Grand Wizard of a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan, rescues Esther from a cult, a...

As with Volume 2 (There is no Volume 1), this latest edition of the Loo Reader is a mélange of jokes, witticisms, observations, and sayings designed to make loo-time a thoroughly enjoyable experience.Some entries, for those of the 'hit and run(s)' persuasion, can be easily read and understood at face value. Others, for those who void their bowels with the accompanying pageantry of a royal wedding, are more complex and require a keener mind to discern.Either way, the variety...

Ariella Ackerman’s Cosmic Quest for the Eight-Sided Heptagon is a non-erotic tale of an alien species’ (Zaktrams’) desire to learn the sexual mores of other sentient beings as part of their on-going 54,000-year inquiry into the feasibility of returning to asexual reproduction.Three LGBTQIA teenagers from Greenwich, Connecticut become unwilling participants in the Zaktrams’ study.The first half of the novel delves into the three friends’ individual hopes and fears, while at ...

The Essential Loo Reader Volume 2 by author, Murray Shareez, (there is no Volume 1), is a compilation of 406 witticisms (jokes, observations, anecdotes) and 58 illustrations designed to make ‘loo time,’ or anytime, an enjoyable experience.The book can be read with equal pleasure front to back, back to front, or anywhere in between without storyline breaks and/or issues with continuity.As for the jokes, as noted by the author in the introduction, some can and will be underst...

A group therapy program for people who believe they've been abducted by space aliens? Yes indeed! So what do they talk about? Well, they start spinning tales - tales that are wild and weird and sure to spark your interest if you love to let your mind roam free. And do they get cured of their delusions? For that you'll have you'll have to see for yourself - happy reading!

Bruce the Chartreuse Moose does not have a friend in the entire land of Moosapoose. Other moose will not even acknowledge Bruce as one of their own for the simple reason that he is the wrong color: not yellow or green but something in between. Instead of questioning the silliness of their own definition of what makes a moose, they expel him from Moosapoose. Outcast from his homeland, Bruce discovers a place where animals are valued for who they are and what they do rather than what color t...