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Cohen, Colin: House of kidz

A picaresque novel about a rebellious and cynical freshmen who soon changes as he befriends an unusual ensemble of drunks, womanizers, and other misfits.

Endsley, Scott C: The Salvaged Accounts Of Clyde P. Hipwing

The Salvaged Autobiographical Accounts Of Clyde P. Hipwing is a VERY funny story about a manic-depressive author and hiseventual destiny into the White House.

Gramin, Douglas: my_destiny.etl

You get a book-making system all organized and softback and hardback editions of their work start to appear on the authors' bookshelves. Then a trouble-maker like Doug Gramin comes along. Printed pages are obsolete, he says. His book is going to be purely electronic, he says. But does anyone believe him?

When he started writing his story for the life.etl website, and designing all the fancy graphics to go with it, no one expected it to reach novel length [58,000 words at the last count]. Now that he's assembled a complete story, the smart money is going on when, not if, he will give in to the temptation to see it in print as a softback.

For anyone who can't wait to read it, you'll have to go to the life.etl website and click on the link to The Gramin. But we just bet Doug is sneakily working on a for-print version right now.

Montgomery, Michael: Ginty's Trials and Tribulations

A novel about life in an Ulster town in the late 1960s. The main character Ginty is a rather disreputable type who gets himself involved in all sorts of mischief.

Stanton-Davies, Stuart: Shock Treatment

Set in North Wales, it describes the events in a small town that take place over seven days. It features powerful, evil forces bent on the destruction of the Earth, combated by heroines that drink too much and heroes, that on the whole would rather be watching Prisoner Cell Block H.

Willis, Barry: The Strange Case of the Lost Elvis Diaries

A mystery parody about a reporter's search for the legendary lost diaries of the King of Rock-and-Roll.

Youngren, S D: Rowena's Page -- Funny Female Fiction

A continuing series of mostly humorous short stories about a young woman's life. Her co-workers are crazy, her sister's an Astrology junkie, and her mother...

 

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