Things have been a bit hectic the last few days and my website and all my e-mail has been moving server so blogging didn’t happen much last week (sorry about that). It will now resume from today although this post is more an amalgamation of all sorts of things (I will hopefully blog again later today or tomorrow with some cool news.
In the mean time I would like to draw your attention to a few really awesome short books, mostly (although not all) written under pen names of authors I know. They are all free or $0.99 and msot are meant to make you laugh. I’ve not read all of them yet but I know the authors and have a lot of respect for them and their work so they’re sort of coming with a recommendation.
31 Ways to Not be a Douchebag by Arn Ooying
Take a hard look in the mirror. What do you see? An awesome guy staring back at you, or is there just the hint of a douche?
Being a douchebag is an affliction that anyone can suffer from. If you think, just for a moment, that you might have douchebag tendencies, then you NEED to read this book.
Arn Ooying is here to help. Make friends and get laid the easy way: by not being a douchebag.
Horror Stories From A Computer Tech by Geekus Maximus
Six true stories about the craziest, creepiest, and funniest customers I’ve ever met as an in-home computer technician. Read them at your own risk…
How to Knit Yourself a Husband in Five Easy Steps by Lattice Stockinette
Broken-hearted and broke, Heidi had one last chance to get back home to her true love. She’d knit her way to happiness.
A Short Yarn by Lattice Stockinette.
The Cone of Shame by Fluffsina Fluffkins
This book contains the harrowing tale of one cat’s nightmarish beginnings. How much can one naked fleshy creature put her through?
A short account of a life in torment.
Upscale your Macaroni and Cheese by Sherrie Giddens
While this is a short book and written in a humorous style, all of the recipes are family tested and loved. Learn how to upscale your box of macaroni and cheese while giving your family a little variation on a pantry staple.
So that’s the books so far (there may well be more to come). As I said at the top they are all cheap or free and all have a humour twist to them, so have a peruse and hopefully a good giggle.