• Ghost of a Chance

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    Nick Korolev

    Frank Barnes, a former professor and senator from West Virginia, is running for President of the United States. Tired of the corruption and illegal acts perpetrated by the current President, he’s determined to make a difference. Behind in the polls, Frank hasn’t a ghost of a chance of winning, until a real ghost, the ghost of Theodore Roosevelt, makes a startling appearance. A book bought for…

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  • Kindness, Capers, and Conundrums

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    Aldyth Irvine-Harrison

    This book examines multiple situations that occur day to day that we often dismiss but which offer a lesson and encourage us to examine our own humanity. Cruelty and kindness alike exist. This book prefers to advocate kindness, still recognizing that there is the other side to our being.

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  • Sam’s FTXYZ Fumble: A Crypto Parody

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    Jamie Maudlin

    Sam was a freewheeling risk-taker who founded the crypto exchange FTXYZ and hedge fund Alameda. He lived a life of luxury, surrounded by friends, wealth, and the excitement of the crypto markets. However, when greed took over, he made a fatal error: he used customer funds to cover his losing trades in a volatile market, despite objections from his friends. As he continued to live extravagantly…

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  • Rumble Flight

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    TONY BLAQ

    Rumble flight is a comic humor that described the near death experience of a young pilot on his first flight. It’s an African narrative where a mother imposed her choice of career against the wish of her only son who had the ambition of being the best pop star in the 21st century. It’s a very funny story that cracks the ribs.

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  • The seven ironical stories

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    АЛЕКСАНДР ГОРБУНОВ

    This book includes selected works of satire and humor of Russian writers in the second half of XIX – early XX. These are familiar to the Western reader—Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy, and much less well-known—Teffy and Arkady Averchenko.

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