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  Seance

  Mikhail Bulgakov

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  "Seance" is a famouse short story by Mikhail Bulgakov, written in 1922. Published in the magazine "Rupor" (1922, No. 4). The epigraph to the work, created on the basis of the author's life observations, is Mephistopheles' Patter "Do not invoke him!"

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  Quickies: 15 Tales to Tickle...

  Lauren Hoban

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  Need a laugh, a gasp, or just something to read while you're waiting for the kettle to boil (or, let’s be honest, sat on the loo)? Quickies is a deliciously inappropriate, wildly relatable collection of 15 short stories for grown-ups with short attention spans. From disastrous dates to erotic accidents, accidental ex encounters to spiritual yoga gone wrong, Lauren Hoban serves up bite-sized tales full of awkwardness, lust, and delightfully British chaos. 
  Perfect for fans of rude humour, awkward flirtation, and those “I probably shouldn’t be laughing at this” moments. Dip in, wipe your eyes (or whatever else), and carry on with your day.

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  Some People are Just Too Cheap

  Annie Korzen

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  From the fertile--yet frugal--mind of Annie Korzen, actress, comedienne, and author/narrator of How To Be A Bargain Junkie. Annie, a thrifty woman with expensive tastes, shares even more of her hilarious tales from the trenches--the garage sales, thrift stores, and online auctions.

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  Yeah Yes - A Novel

  Daniel Cottier

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  Banjo "Jo" Mitchell has a lot to drink about: he's 25, his boyfriend walked out, he's not paid the rent and Australia is voting on his right to marry. Overwhelmed by shame, every passing bus is a tempting opportunity for Jo to leave this life behind. The only thing stopping him isa last glimmer of hope that things may get better, but is a glimmer enough?A hilarious and touching new novel written and read by Daniel Cottier exploring mental health, community and queerness.If the themes of this book are triggering for you, please call Lifeline on 13 11 114.Composer, editor and sound engineering by Nathan Baraclough.

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  BRIEF HUMOR Twice as good! - A...

  Lázaro Droznes

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  In need of a quick dose of laughter, smiles, and fun? You're in the right place at the right time. Are you attending a party and want to become the center of attention with sharp, humorous, and thoughtful remarks?  
   "BRIEF HUMOR. Twice as good!" is a collection of one-liner jokes, witty sayings, puns, and wordplays, written specifically to provide a dose of optimism that lets you instantly see the bright side of life.  
   This book is based on one-liner phrases to think about and reflect on our life. It's not just a book, it's a window to the soul, a mirror of our life, and a pause for the heart, allowing a deep dive into the depths of thought and reflection through the simplicity of a single line. 
   Each phrase is a piece of humor designed to be read in seconds, perfect for a quick escape from the routine! Know someone who needs a smile? This book is the ideal gift for friends, family, or even yourself.  
   Let yourself be infected by laughter and discover why they say that brief humor is... twice as good! Because in Shakespeare's words, "brevity is the soul of wit." 
   Rediscover the wonder and mystery hidden behind simple things on a journey of self-discovery, humor, and wisdom waiting for you on every page, one thought at a time.  
   Order your copy of "BRIEF HUMOR! Twice as good!" now and enjoy a journey filled with humor and fun!  
    
   

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  The Actual One - How I Tried and...

  Anonym

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  A hilarious, razor-sharp debut memoir about the moment when you realize that your friends have all grown up and left you behind, for listeners of Caitlin Moran’s How To Be A Woman, Jenny Lawson’s Let’s Pretend This Never Happened, and Kelly Williams Brown’s Adulting. 
  Isy Suttie wakes up one day in her late twenties to discover that the deal she’d struck with her friends, to put off growing up for as long as possible, had been entirely in her head. Everyone around her is suddenly into mortgages, farmers’ markets, and going off the Pill, rather than running naked into the sea or getting hammered in a country pub with eighty-year-old men.After a particularly crushing breakup precipitated by Isy’s gifting of a human-size papier-mâché penguin to her boyfriend, her dearest friend advises Isy not to worry: the next guy she meets will be The Actual One. 
   
  Heartened by this promise, Isy decides to keep delaying the onset of adulthood, whether that means standing on the side of a highway in nothing but an old fur coat and sneakers, dating a man who speaks only in rhyme, or conquering her fears of Alpine skiing by wildly overestimating her athletic ability. Insightful and laugh-out-loud funny, The Actual One is an ode to the confusing wilderness of your late twenties, alongside a quest for a genuinely good relationship . . . or at the very least, a good story to tell.

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