“Oh Daddy Chronicles 2: Return of Covfefe,” is the second book in the hilarious Oh Daddy Chronicles. This is perfect political satire that covers Trump’s transition from President Trump back to plain, old citizen Trump. … More “Oh Daddy Chronicles 2: Return of Covfefe” by Barry Robbins
Humor writing can lack great voices, but Doug Brendel, the author of “Praying for Mrs. Mombasa” has an undeniable voice and kindly shares it. His book is told by a fascinating, laugh-out-loud narrator who’s beyond cheeky. Brendel parts the curtains on his tale, and speaks frequently about it in the book, by telling us the difference between how this story plays out as a book and how it would be far worse if it were put on stage in a theatre. … More “Praying for Mrs. Mombasa” by Doug Brendel
Jolly Walker Bittick joins Reader Views to talk about his debut novel, “Cape Henry House” … More An Interview with Jolly Walker Bittick – Author of “Cape Henry House”
Based on true events, the story is genuine and appealing and I knew from the start “Cape Henry House” was going to be a laugh and a wild ride. In that, it does not disappoint. The author writes from a place of blissful nostalgia as he portrays an authentic recollection of events through his narrator, Petty Officer Third Class Bosner. As a reader, you can feel the author’s delight in reminiscing about these times through his protagonist. … More “Cape Henry House” by Jolly Walker Bittick
“The Great Cyprus Think Tank” is the second standalone novel in The Enigma Quartet by Larry Lockridge. … More “The Great Cyprus Think Tank” by Larry Lockridge
Going into “Nobody Eats Parsley” by David Oakley, I was convinced it was going to be like Marley and Me… but, you know, sans the dog. And I was absolutely right! Well, for the most part—there was one story about the author’s dog, Walter. … More “Nobody Eats Parsley” by David Oakley
Christopher Fried (1985-) currently lives in Richmond, VA. He is an alumnus of the College of William and Mary. Over the years, he has contributed poetry and non-fiction articles to print and online journals. As a promoter of 1980s nostalgia and synthwave culture, he has recently contributed reviews to NewRetroWave and he’s serving as an advisor for the upcoming 1980s sci-fi cinema documentary In Search of Tomorrow. … More Interview with Christopher Fried – Author of “Whole Lot of Hullabaloo: A Twenty-First Century Campus Phantasmagoria”
After reading the first two incredible books in this trilogy (“Digging Up New Business” and “Digging the Golden Fungus”) I was overly anxious to read what I knew would be the mind-stopping end of the whole thing, “Digging Around the Pandemic.” And I was not disappointed. … More “Digging Around the Pandemic: The SwiftPad Extinction” by S. Lee Barckmann
“Whole Lot of Hullabaloo,” by Christopher Fried is quite the entertaining read. This satirical fiction on the ins and outs of a college campus immediately hooks readers on the first page. We are introduced to several different personalities, each representing the harms that stereotypes inflict on people. … More “Whole Lot of Hullabaloo” by Christopher Fried
Book Two in the SwiftPad Trilogy. The original team who are now the founders of SwiftPad, Inc, saw their creation grow to become the number one resource of news for the world. Based in Portland, Oregon, the company is also the prime ‘enemy’ of the one person who holds the “highest office” in America – The President of the United States. … More “Digging the Golden Fungus: The SwiftPad Insurgencey” by S. Lee Barckmann
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