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|  | | John Lennon and the Mercy Street Cafe
John Lennon finds himself standing in Grand Central Station in 2006, unaware he was assassinated. The novel is a work of magical realism.
John Winston Lennon was shot outside the Dakota Building on December 8, 1980. In November of 2006, he finds himself standing in Grand Central Station, unaware that he was assassinated. Is he a ghost? Perhaps not. On her way home from work, ad exec Amy Parisi sees the former Beatle sitting alone in the Mercy Street Café in Greenwich Village. There’s only one problem: there’s no Mercy Street in the Village, and Amy is the only one who can see the café. In the weeks that follow, Amy and Lennon take one of the most incredible road trips in rock and roll history, one far stranger than any acid-ind | |  | | Rimsky Rises
RIMSKY RISES is a Young Adult novel in which a teenager, Rimsky, believes he has received an e-mail from God as he struggles through his parents' divorce.
Join Rimsky as he reveals his philosophy of life. Wander through his daily interactions with Pods, Zims and teachers from hell. Did he really get an e-mail from God? Why was a man wearing a chicken suit playing Rimsky's guitar? Is Uncle Rupert crazy? Most of all, will he succeed in reuniting his divorced parents?
This mostly hilarious, sometimes poignant look at life through the eyes of the young teenager, Rimsky, will leave you wanting more! | |  | | Salamander Illusions
A witty, sexy novel in which the ghost of Richard Brautigan helps Lamont Bistro, a Gulf War vet, learn how to master life and write fiction.
Lamont Bistro, a Gulf War vet with no future, falls in love with Jaguar Montaigne, a nineteen year old Bourbon Street stripper. The two move to the swamps of Louisiana, where Jaguar takes up painting salamanders on velvet, while Lamont conducts swamp tours looking for the legendary Honey Island Swamp monster. Lamont needs help in his marriage to the much younger Jaguar, and he finds it in a most unlikely source: the ghost of Richard Brautigan, who helps Lamont move from swamp guide to junkyard owner to novelist and father. | |  | | The Erotic Manifesto
If you enjoy satire, humor, or quirky fiction in the tradition of Kurt Vonnegut or Tom Robbins, you'll love The Erotic Manifesto.
Is there a secret document that contains sexual practices that go far beyond those prescribed in the Kama Sutra, the legendary Hindu text? Dr. Marionette Dish, paleontologist at the Big Sky Bone Institute, believes there is. To find this document called, the Erotic Manifesto, Marionette journeys to Argentina where she encounters the tango, martinis, Sherlock Holmes, dinosaur fossils, classic Beatles songs, and a monastery housing the only mannequin ever to win the Miss Arizona pageant. She's not alone on her quest, however. The CIA, believing that great sex may well be a national security ris |
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