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  A Happy Bureaucracy

  M.P. Fitzgerald

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  Nukes ended most of society. Now all that's left is taxes. 
  Arthur McDowell works for the most indestructible employer left in post-apocalyptic America: the IRS. Safe and sound inside a government bunker, Arthur is proud to be just another drone. But for an ambitious man (and excellent typist) such as Arthur, a promotion to supervisor is just around the corner. 
  Arthur's world flips when instead of a becoming supervisor, the brass makes him a census-taker. His task: to head out into the irradiated streets armed with paperwork and red tape. Assigned to him is a drug-addicted bodyguard, Rabia Duke, who could care less if they survive. 
  All's well at first, but after Arthur is confronted by a warlord, he realizes that the only thing that can save them all is a massive audit. Because even above radiation, roving gangs, and starvation, what the world should fear the most remains bureaucracy. A happy bureaucracy. 
  Brazil by way of Mad Max, M.P. Fitzgerald's A Happy Bureaucracy is a bleak and hilarious look at the wheels of a system that keep turning even when nothing else is left. Get your copy today!

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  Jared Pond Saves (and Deflowers)...

  Martin Lundqvist

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  In this episode, Jared Pond goes the United Arab Emirates to save a beautiful princess. However, will Jared manage to complete the mission while keeping his pants on, or will his indiscretions cause a diplomatic crisis?

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  TOMMASO - Book 2 The Immortal...

  Mimi Jean Pamfloff

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  (Stand Alone Story) 
  From New York Times Bestseller Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, Comes TOMMASO, a Paranormal Romantic Comedy and Book #2, of the Immortal Matchmakers, Inc. Series. 
  SOMETIMES, HOT MEN CAN BE REAL MONSTERS...  
  Tommaso Fierro is used to the finer things in life--nice suits, nice car, nice house. Okay, his past isn't so nice, but that's in the past. Or at least it was until he blacked out after meeting the woman of his dreams.  
  Annnd possibly capturing her. 
  Annnd possibly terrorizing her before she got away. 
  Annnd discovering that he's turning into a horrible creature he loathes with all his heart. 
  Luckily, there's a cure. Unluckily, it will require him to track this woman down and convince her to give him a second chance. But if he finds her, will she ever believe that he's really not a monster?

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  Prairie Home Comedy - Radio...

  Garrison Keillor

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  Thirty-four of the best-loved, most-requested songs and sketches from the original radio broadcasts of A Prairie Home Companion.Contents:Freelance Writer; American Artistic Association; I Am a Tenor; Car Trip; Memories of Pain; The Management Assumes No Responsibility; Second Methodist Church; Moodism; Reaching Out; Sex; Washing Your Hands; The In and Out Cat Song; The Story of Thanksgiving; My Grandmother's Cat; Animals of Other Lands; Winter Madrigal; The Francis S. Key Story; The Ballad of Peanut Butter; Winged Motivational Products; Twelfth Street Tag; The Old Shower Stall; Am I Boring?; Adversity; Bob Wilson Month; Mavis & Marvin Smiley; American Music Association; Losing Your Job; Vanilla; How Does Our Brain Work?; Dad Angel; Old Folks at Home Cottage Cheese; Swanee Tag; The Announcer; Tuna the Food of My Soul

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  Abbott and Costello: French Medal

  Bud Abbott, Lou Costello

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  Bud and Lou discuss the string of women Lou has dated, from the one who worked as a bubble girl to his current paramour, who works at a laundromat. A fFenchman interrupts the guys and presents Lou with a medal for not making the people of France have to hear his show as it's not broadcast Internationally.

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  Headless

  Benjamin Weissman

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  A collection of short fiction that’s “fearless, fun, and sometimes filthy” (Alice Sebold, bestselling author of The Lovely Bones).   Called “wildly inventive, profane, and hilarious” by Bret Easton Ellis, these short stories from the author of the cult classic Dear Dead Person head in countess surprising directions—from a skiing Hitler on the bunny slope, to a man dealing with dubbing porn tapes and cleaning up an overflowing toilet, to the sex lives of bears.   “Surprising, rollicking and clever, but not for the faint of heart . . . Truly original stories.” —Publishers Weekly   “[A] playful mélange of erotic black comedy and domestic pathos, dysfunctional families and all-too-functional men, dictators and lumberjacks. Weissman is an expert juggler of tone.” —Los Angeles Times  

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