Humor Books

Sentient sock stories situated semi-sarcastically.

This is a tongue-in-cheek look at a parade to commemorate the 100th birthday of the self-styled "Divine Emperor of the Known Universe" in 2046.

A critic for the “Paris Review” is sent to Jersey City to interview Mark Leyner. He doesn’t want to go and is contentious with the author. They find some common ground and take a trip into Manhattan.

A mummy who claims to be David Foster Wallace surfaces in 2017. He wants to clarify a few things as well as differentiate the somewhat subtle difference between DFW and the DFW Brand. He is interviewed on TV.

The writer shares some recaptured memories, some obviously false, of his earliest years in the charismatic New Jersey small city near New York.

A coping and generally peaceful protesting Canadian living in the US describes what kind of difficulties that entails.

Futuristic American family celebrates paying off their home mortgage; and is soon joined by a homeless family, under a government program which obliges people with “too much space” to share it with others.

A man walks his dog at Corrales’ Bosque and meets numerous people, most with some sort of quirky complaint. He signs up for a local writing course which results in the production of an absurd thesis.

Three former video game legends visit an island resort during the Summer lock down of 2020.

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