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[Suzette]

The Sundae Also Rises, Ernest Hemmingway
Turning icecream into bread, a modern look at an old favorite.

 

[Richelle-H]

Meth on the Nile by Agatha Christie

an overdose leads to a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma

 

[Suzette]

Hairy Potter, J.K.Rowling

Keeping your clay and glazes hair free

 

[Suzette]

Crepes of Wraith, John Steinbeck
In a haunted cafe set in Paris post WWII, a young lieutenant frees himself from a dark past

 

[Suzette]

Meth on the Nile by Agatha Christie

an overdose leads to a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma

This is the best one. Ever.

 

[Suzette]

The ABC Learners
A dyslexic serial killer finds his next victim by phonetics

 

[Richelle-H]

The Writers of the Purple Page by Zane Grey,

western pornographers struggling with a deadline

 

[Richelle-H]

The Spill on the Moss by George Elliot

a tale of eco-terrorism

 

[Richelle-H]

The Mime Machine by H. G. Wells

a robot’s eternity as a wannabe entertainer

 

[Richelle-H]

Thomas Pynchon's The Scrying of Lot 49 a comic tale of prognostication.

 

[Richelle-H]

Grime and Refurbishment by Dostoevsky

one man's struggle to remodel a ramshackle building

 

[Richelle-H]

‘The Rend in the Pillows’ by Kenneth Grahame

An altercation at an impromptu sleepover

 

[Suzette]

 

[Richelle-H]

The Wonderful Lizard of Laws by L. Frank Baum

one lone saurian’s attempt to bring order to a fractious world

 

[Richelle-H]

Malice in Blunderland by Louis Carroll

the story of one young woman’s attempt to make sense of the world while constantly being pestered by hallucinatory creatures bent on obfuscation and distraction

 

[Gerald Wilgus]

Such brilliant punmasters here, dishing it out with undisguised glee. Love you all.

 

[Richelle-H]

Yule Hissies by James Joyce

the 24hrs of a family feud on Christmas day in Dublin; the fifteenth episode, Yule Missies in Nightgown, is a near salacious romp

 

[Richelle-H]

Sometimes a Great Lotion by Ken Kesey

The rise and fall of a cosmetics empire

 

[Richelle-H]

One Blew Over the Rat's Nest by Ken Kesey

The shocking tale of a bad hair day

 

[Gerald Wilgus]

Yule Hissies by James Joyce

the 24hrs of a family feud on Christmas day in Dublin; the fifteenth episode, Yule Missies in Nightgown, is a near salacious romp

@Richelle-H Well, that was aimed inside my strike zone, so I've gotta swing. The best reference I can make is "The Dead," the last essay in "The Dubliners." I was lucky to see the stage version in The Court theater in Chicago. That production was stunning. So, did I strike out or hit a homer?