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The Jodechi Chronicles
Youth, by Alan WaitesA children's fantasy tale. Join the exploits of Cosmicblasto Monkeynose and Catwhiskers Picklebuns, as they travel between their world of Jodechi and our Earth. With their Earth friends, Fred and Joe, read as they cause chaos, have fun at the circus, and enjoy Christmas. With their friends Poopsie Rhinochunks and Lardyme Cootiepants, and not forgetting Etheread the Flying Dragon. Download this...
The Library: Revised and Condensed
Humor, by Rodney OhebsionA collection of short parody pieces. Topics include the Bible, the Qur'an, On the Origin of Species, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, The Feminine Mystique, and Crime and Punishment.
The Magnificent Lovers
Humor, by MoliereBy French playwright, Moliere. The King, who would have nothing but what was magnificent in all that he undertook, wished to give his Court an entertainment that would comprise all that the stage could furnish. To facilitate the execution of so vast an idea, and to link so many different things, his Majesty chose for the subject two rival princes who, in the lovely valley of Tempe, where the...
The Middle-Class Gentleman
Humor, by MoliereA five-act comedy-ballet by French playwright, Moliere that was first presented on October 14, 1670 at the Royal Chateau de Chambord for the entertainment of the Court of King Louis XIV. Download it now!
The Nicest Guy and His Lonely Penis
Humor, by Phil TorciviaThis isn't your average self-help book filled with good news and inspirational tales nudging you toward your soul mate. This is reality, folks, and it's funny as hell. Enjoy this collection of essays from Phil's numerous works detailing the relationship disasters that have him considering a third cat. WARNING: Adult language, themes, and sexual humor.
The Old Bachelor
Humor, by William CongreveThe comical first play by English dramatist and master of pure comedy, William Congreve. Download it today!
The Old Fashion Way
Humor, by don tetteringtonThis a humorous story about working with my old man in construction many years ago and how he did things. The people he hired were not only crazy but the whole story is dangerous, as you could very easily die from laughing too much.
The Poetaster
Humor, by Ben JonsonA comical satire by English poet, playwright, and competitor to William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson. Download it today!
The Polish Experience
Humor, by Nicholas WesterbyGlobalization led to the end of the Cold war. Russia and America no longer had an appetite to destroy each other’s interests. After the fall of the Berlin Wall Europe opened its arms to former Soviet countries and in 2004 the European Union welcomed nine new countries into its group. The borders were open and Western Europeans feared a flood of Eastern European immigrants. The Eastern...
The Quaint Economy of Lilliput
Humor, by Richard J. Wilson J.D.In Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels Gulliver relates how the people of Lilliput were very tiny, hardly reaching his ankles, and how they were evenly divided into two political parties – the High Heels who strongly argued a soft boiled egg must always be opened on the pointed end – and the Low Heels who argued just as firmly that it should only be opened on the round end – and he told in...
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