Can You Smell Burning? by Karen Fainges
Ever had one of those days when your car is nearly totalled by a flying cow and the only clothing you can find during a house fire is an old robe that doesn’t close in…
Tag: humour
Laugh out Louds For Moms by Robin Helene Vogel
Dedicated to mothers everywhere, readers will laugh out loud as they read familiar little poems and brief anecdotes about the pitfalls, pratfalls, joys and horror stories associated with being a mother. Pregnancy cravings, projectile vomiting,…
SF TV Show Quote: Red Dwarf: Difference between Androids and Simulants
Who knew the difference would be THAT important!
SF TV Show Quote: Red Dwarf: Holly Missing Vocabulary
I sound like this when I’ve had too much stress and not enough sleep…
SF TV Show Quote: Red Dwarf: Red Alert Bulb
First of a few for this month:) If you haven’t seen this British SciFi comedy show you really should! It is hilarious. Even if the first episodes are 30 years old now (ah, I remember…
Tarmac Tales by Wendy and Dave Laing
In this fact-based collection of experiences in the airline and travel industries gathered by authors with a combined fifty-two years working in all capacities of the business, you’ll be given a behind-the-scenes look at the…
The Art of Writing Comedy: Insights from Bestselling Authors
Laughter is a universal language that transcends cultures and generations. The ability to make people laugh is a gift, and for writers, it’s a craft that requires both creativity and skill. In this blog article,…
Uncle Billy’s Chicken Hut and Salvation Emporium by Jeffrey G. Roberts
You know you’re dead but you’re not quite sure how it happened or where to go? You never got a chance to realize the dream of eating oysters on the half-shell? You insist your spirit…
Was: Falling for a Father by Catriona J. Reynolds
We are sorry, but that romance novel is no longer available 🙁 Perhaps one of these others will appeal… Our Romance Books Romance Authors Romance Blog Posts Romance Merchandise (coming soon) Romance Pictures and Memes Instagram…
