Lee St. John‘s newest book, Teacher Tattletales and Other Southern Shenanigans, debuted at #1 in business and professional humor on Amazon. It will be released Aug. 13.
Lee says she tried really hard not to follow in her parents’ footsteps to become a teacher, “but she was sucked into the education vortex anyway.” The book captures “the ridiculous side of education, from elementary to college.”
From Amazon: “She gets an A+ in classroom comedy. […]
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Who's Publishing What: Suddenly Stardust
Joanne Brokaw’s newest book, Suddenly Stardust: A Memoir (Of Sorts) About Fear, Freedom & Improv, is a quirky recounting of how improvisational theater changed her life.
“If there was a land called I Could Never Because I’m Afraid, I would be the queen,” writes Joanne. “I would sit on an enormous throne wearing a mighty crown and regal robes and I’d be known far and wide for my ability to come up with excuses to avoid doing even the things I actually wanted to do. […]
Who's Publishing What: Never Argue With a Wiener Dog: You’ll Lose!
Diane Pascoe’s second book, Never Argue with a Wiener Dog: You’ll Lose!, is filled with 44 true stories guaranteed to tickle the funny bone or touch the heart.
“The topics in my new book include stories about our dogs, marriage, secrets, vacation disasters, chocolate cravings, our shag dance lesson, dental nightmares, dodging the hurricane — you get the drift!” she says. ” These upbeat, funny, relatable or heartwarming short stories help readers to laugh at the little things in life.” […]
Who's Publishing What: The Way We Work: On the Job in Hollywood
Bruce Ferber’s anthology, The Way We Work: On The Job In Hollywood (Rare Bird Books), provides a window into the skill sets and the insanity that make movies and television tick.
“The collection is an often humorous, sometimes horrifying, testament to the talent and grit required of those who choose a career in entertainment. As the ‘producer’ of this endeavor, my mandate was to assemble a top-notch crew of contributors who, […]
Who's Publishing What: Life Seemed Good, But….
Richard Bell has published Life Seemed Good, But.…A Collection of Short, Quirky Stories. A portion of the sales will benefit cancer research.
Many of the stories come from Bell’s magazine column, “Modern Fables,” published in Wassup Local Magazine in Lake County, Illinois. He started writing as therapy in 2004 when he was laid off from his job shortly after his wife was diagnosed with leukemia.
Bell describes the collection as “a picture of life, […]
