Humor Books

A man stands on the edge of a building ready to end it all. As he thinks about taking the final step, something happens that will change his life forever. He meets a girl who not only saves him from his old life but shows him a completely new one. But who is this girl and why did she choose him...

Detective Donnally is a New York cop who finds himself relocated to a place he couldn't have imagined, to solve a case in ways he never thought possible, and with a most surprising outcome.

Johnny Freak Show is in a fix (well, several fixes really) and his friends aren’t helping. Try as he might, the teenage holy grail (i.e., the getting of the leg over); well, it just isn’t happening. Starting in school, and then over time escalating to the pub, his luck remains consistently...

When a meteorite destroyed a house in a sleepy, English village. No one could have predicted the chain of events that would lead Swan Morrison and Helen Hargreaves to romance and would ultimately propel them into an epic battle for the very survival of mankind. How can one adequately describe a...

Dimentia is a witch, but not the scary Hallowe'en kind of witch. She is rather cantankerous and outrageous, with a good sense of humour. In this, her first adventure, she goes to the aid of a dwarf community threatened with extinction by a most unpleasant character.

His work has been called demented, hilarious, quirky and well outside the mainstream and with his sixth collection of short stories Manion unapologetically stays with that formula. Big sloshing mixes of poignancy and offensiveness, hope and callousness. He understands that we are all kind and...

An intercity loser suffers an identity crisis after becoming famous on the Internet.

Life still chugs along after the birds have flown the nest. A glimpse into the second half.

A witty, but insightful narration of ‘normal’ and ‘orderly’ cultural realisms of contemporary world, from the perspective of a young duffer. This duffer believes; a normal person should know how this world looks to a stupid, whom the world loves to label ‘abnormal’ and...

*This has content unsuitable for sheltered, narrow minded or simpler people. Since I was young, I have often wondered why people are horrible for no apparent reason, so now that I am older and wiser, I thought I would interpret for the nice and jot down a few situations I have experienced, with...