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CAUGHT IN THE SHOWER WITHOUT A PENCIL -- Baby Boomer Humor, And Other Maturity Problems
CAUGHT IN THE SHOWER WITHOUT A PENCIL is B. Elwin Sherman’s rapid-fire patchwork of Baby Boomer humor.
If you’ve ever been caught in the shower without a pencil, (and you know what that means) you’ll find what you meant to say here --- from the rubble of 9/11’s “Ground Zero Genesis,” to the revelation of a child’s grace in “The God Cartoon, And Long May It Rain.”
Ninety-one hilarious ways to relive it all --- and laugh until you dry.
Print: $17.95
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OPENING CLOSURES -- A Young Mother's Dying Declarations
A month before dying of cancer, a young mother hands a letter to her hospice nurse. She asks him to publish its contents after she is gone.
With these "Opening Closures," she provides her last written goodbyes to family and friends. Presented by B. Elwin Sherman, here you'll find those testaments fulfilled and made visual by the compelling fractal art of B.Z. Leonard.
OPENING CLOSURES is the celebration of a life gone too soon.
Print: $28.95
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GEORGE W. BUSH -- On The Trips Of His Tongue
Everyone should have a legacy.
Ask yourself today what you'd most want to be remembered for tomorrow if you died tonight. You should have an answer at the ready.
Yes, it's true, according to our 43rd President, that "you never know what your history is going to be like until long after you're gone," but that shouldn't stop you from considering who you were while you still are.
Welcome to Bush Country, and the landscape of its linquistic legacy.
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