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Only the Funny Survive: How Comedy Keeps Finding a Way by Rich Davis II

A rollicking tribute to comedy’s restless genius. Davis takes readers through a century of comedy, showing how changing technologies, unforgiving audiences, and unexpected setbacks shaped some of entertainment’s most inventive performers. Comedy has never been a forgiving profession. Audiences heckle,…
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Influenced: Serenity Acres: Where Secrets Barely Stay Hidden by Crystal Quast

Sharp, sinister, and savagely funny. Quast’s spirited novel blends social-media satire with domestic drama and a steadily darkening mystery. Brook Salinger has spent most of her young life in front of a camera, trapped on her family’s wildly successful social-media…
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The Berrylove Chronicles by Ryan Langlois

A deliciously offbeat chronicle of misfits, mishaps, and small-town mayhem.  Langlois’s darkly comic collection gathers ten interconnected stories set in a fictional Northeastern Ontario community loosely inspired by Sudbury. Across bars, garages, cemeteries, trailer parks, spiritual retreats, and local competitions,…
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Presidential Follies On Ice by Alex Charns

Deliberately excessive, occasionally rambling, and often sharply funny.  In this anarchic hockey fantasia, civil liberties attorney and longtime beer-league player Charns imagines a 3-on-3 showdown against Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Justice Samuel Alito that escalates into a broadside against…
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Snoodles in Space: Escape from Zoodletraz by Steven Joseph (Author), Illustrator (Andy Case)

A wacky, colorful, laugh-out-loud space adventure about noodles, music, and teamwork. Joseph dishes out another round of zany, noodle-fueled fun in his latest Snoodles in Space adventure, a tale that mixes sci-fi silliness with rollicking musical mayhem. After Cloodle the…
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Witcracker: More Frayd then Hurt by D.E. Ring

Rich, sharp, and deeply provocative; a laugh riot. Ring’s latest novel is a razor-sharp satire that dissects the absurdities of modern life, blending biting wit with incisive social commentary. The Gregory family, once prosperous, now finds solace in leasing their…
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Or So It Seems by Paul Steven Stone

A provocative and profound meditation on love, passion, and life… Set in the Greater Boston area, Stone’s latest novel takes readers on one man’s exhilarating journey as he seeks spiritual salvation and meaning in life. Earlier in his life, Paul…
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Nine Popes with Nine Gavels: A Star Gwiazda legal thriller by Alex Charns & Basia Gwiazdowska

A juicy, rip-roaring courtroom drama…. Laws to sexual privacy and abortion provide the base for another complex and thrilling case for Star Gwiazda and Zenko Luczek. 2025. Masturbation is now criminalized under the law after privacy protections fell in the…
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So Long Soleá: Love At First Site In 3 (Not So Easy) Steps by Andrew Dambe

Humorous, sharp, and utterly engrossing… In this enthralling quest through the turbulent world of online dating, Dambe takes readers on his cuisine-loving, flamenco guitar playing protagonist’s exhilarating journey as he begins a mission to re-invent his life after a nasty…
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Bull City-In-Wonderland by Basia Gwiazdowska (Author), Mel R. Fisher (Author)

Playful, biting, and timely… Gwiazdowska and Fisher tell the story of three falsely accused polo players in this humorous political satire of systemic injustice, bureaucratic corruption, and human idiosyncrasies. Katazina Gold Gwiazda, the fast-talking Yankee lawyer and her law partner,…
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Suzy Spitfire and the Snake Eyes of Venus by Joe Canzano

A white-knuckle, action-packed space thriller… In Canzano’s adrenaline-packed second installment in Suzy Spitfire series, Suzy seek to hunt a vicious serial killer on Venus but gets entangled in a violent gang war. Suzy has avenged her sister’s death, but now…
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Heirs Apparent by Thomas J Thorson

  Clever, suspenseful, and full of intrigue… A tense cat and mouse game. Set in Chicago, Thorson’s ingeniously plotted latest featuring Malcom Winters finds the latter on the trail of a notorious killer after a cryptic message written in blood…
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Poverty Lodge by Gordon Pound

A rollicking adventure… Pound, a Vietnam War veteran in Australian Army, presents in uproarious detail the life on a ramshackle farmhouse on a rundown farm to tell the entertaining story of how the enterprise worked out after he decided to…
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So You’re Not Supermom….It’s OK!: Rants of a foul mouthed mom Volume 1 by JN Supermom

Candid and hilarious… JN Supermom, mom of seven, bares open her heart to let a large pile of frustrations out as she struggles to cope with the pressure of raising seven kids while going to school and handling two jobs.…
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Please Don’t Say An X Word by W. Nikola-Lisa

Delightful and deeply engrossing… With wit, sensitivity, and insight, award-winning author W. Nikola-Lisa explores the key issue of verbal bullying in this fabulous concept picture book. The narrative consists of fancy, funny words starting with each letter of the alphabet…
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Daddygasm: A reality-fiction by Frost Grenwald

Brutally honest and funny… In this hilarious, witty journey through online dating, a family man tries to deal with his sexual urges as mid-life crisis hits him hard. After almost two decades of togetherness and thirteen years of marriage, 38-year-old…
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The Perfect Culture by Brent Robins

  Funny and deliciously readable, this charming novel will make the reader wish for a sequel featuring Thomas Gephardt… Full of wry humor and sharp wit, The Perfect Culture follows the exploits of a young man from rural Indiana who…
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Plants Are Terrible People by Luke Ruggenberg

  An offbeat, hilarious journey… Ruggenberg takes the reader on this comical, heartfelt journey through the strangest gardens in which some of the most serious gardeners experience riotous mishaps while minding their roses, geraniums, tomatoes, and cabbages. There are thousands…
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West bEgg: The World’s New Power Elite by Mari Reiza

  Tinged with wry humor, highly engrossing… Through the lives of four protagonists, West bEgg offers a lurid, hilarious look at corporate culture and its miseries. Luca, Anna, La Revolucao, and Carolina joined the corporate world to realize their dreams…