A fun and fanciful tale for children told in the style of Lewis Carrol and A.A. Milne.

Henry is a perfectly ordinary... More > pickle. But one day he decides he wants to see the world.

“Forget it,” says Poppa Pickle. “The world is dangerous.”

“I’m not afraid of dangers!” Henry says. All the other pickles turn green with envy.

Late one night, Henry picks up his pickle pack and sets out to explore the kitchen, the world and even outer space.

And what a sweet, sour and bumpy ride it will be! < Less

A collection of humorous articles designed to provide lively insight into Thai culture without being too deep or fashionably... More > reverent of foreign customs. It is an honest, affectionate account of an "outsider" in a strange land, the aspects he finds noteworthy, outrageous, inspiring and absurd. < Less

[Issue #4] The Toe Tree Journal is a seasonal collection of rationalist poetry. We call it "Poetry for the Left Side of the... More > Brain." No royalties are earned from the sale of this journal. It is purely a labor of logic. For the free ebook (Adobe Acrobat format) version, please visit www.toetree.co.nr. This edition features poems by: Craig Broad, Umesh Ghoshdastider, Tonelius Oliver, William Rubey, Louie Crew, Michael Levy, Francis Masat, Durenda, Amber Flaiz, Edward Salem, Keith Wittingslow, Raud Kennedy, James B. Nicola, Glen Norris, Cameron Scott Conaway II, David Kessel, Raghab Nepal, Peter Schwartz, and Oliver Benjamin < Less

[Issue #3] The Toe Tree Journal is a seasonal collection of rationalist poetry. We call it "Poetry for the Left Side of the... More > Brain." No royalties are earned from the sale of this journal. It is purely a labor of logic. For the free ebook (Adobe Acrobat format) version, please visit www.toetree.co.nr. This edition features poems by: Milos Petrovic, Matt Harris, Clifford K. Watkins, Francis Masat, Michael Levy, Laurie Corzett, David Schwartz, Craig Teichen, Tonelius Oliver, Raud Kennedy, Kelly Malone, Ian West, Kamuran Kelly, Allen Weber, Oliver Benjamin, Tyler Fenn, Rohitash Chandra, and Peter Schwartz < Less

[Issue #2] The Toe Tree Journal is a seasonal collection of rationalist poetry. We call it "Poetry for the Left Side of the... More > Brain." No royalties are earned from the sale of this journal. It is purely a labor of logic. For the free ebook (Adobe Acrobat format) version, please visit www.toetree.co.nr. This edition features poems by: Craig Broad, Glen Norris, Cameron Scott Conaway II, Holly Day, Devin Wayne Davis, Oliver Benjamin, Raud Kennedy, Laurie Corzett, Lee Ann Leung, Michael Marks, Francis Masat, Patrick McCarthy, Eva Ivonne Olson, Ravi Rajan, Thomas Reynolds, Richard Denner, Sharon Esther Lambert, Wendy Saw, Clifford K. Watkins, Jr., Rohitash Chandra and Jeffrey Williams. < Less

The Toe Tree Journal is a seasonal collection of rationalist poetry. We call it "Poetry for the Left Side of the Brain."

No... More > royalties are earned from the sale of this journal. It is purely a labor of logic.

For the free ebook (Adobe Acrobat format) version, please visit www.toetree.co.nr.

This edition features poems by:
Louie Crew, Bryan Thao Worra, Kenneth Pobo, Anastasia Voight, Raud Kennedy, Clifford K. Watkins, Jr., Nicholas Long, Steven Phyffer, J.B. Mulligan, Oliver Benjamin, Allen Weber, Glen Norris, David Benson, Francis Masat, Tyler Fenn, Nicky Testavudo, Suzanne Holt, Peter Bloch, Wendy Saw, Christina Wormann, and Jnana Hodson. < Less

A fun and fanciful tale for children told in the style of Lewis Carrol and A.A. Milne. Henry is a perfectly ordinary pickle.... More > But one day he decides he wants to see the world. “Forget it,” says Poppa Pickle. “The world is dangerous.” “I’m not afraid of dangers!” Henry says. All the other pickles turn green with envy. Late one night, Henry picks up his pickle pack and sets out to explore the kitchen, the world and even outer space. And what a sweet, sour and bumpy ride it will be! < Less

A fun and fanciful tale for children told in the style of Lewis Carrol and A.A. Milne.

Henry is a perfectly ordinary... More > pickle. But one day he decides he wants to see the world.

“Forget it,” says Poppa Pickle. “The world is dangerous.”

“I’m not afraid of dangers!” Henry says. All the other pickles turn green with envy.

Late one night, Henry picks up his pickle pack and sets out to explore the kitchen, the world and even outer space.

And what a sweet, sour and bumpy ride it will be! < Less

Cynical Jake Rippy is fresh out of college and sour already. After finding out he has only years to live, he travels around... More > the globe searching for a “cure for the common.” As is often the case, the cure is worse than the condition.

Mixing it up with sages and psychopaths he ultimately stumbles upon a cult of ecologists bent on destroying civilization. And it is there that Jake finds his true calling: to employ his monstrous cynicism in saving the world from those with good intentions.

Big American Breakfast is a buffet of hashed ideas, served with a sprig of cyanide, slathered in a sauce of the strange. Read it with a delicious grain of salt. < Less

Cynical Jake Rippy is fresh out of college and sour already. After finding out he has only years to live, he travels around... More > the globe searching for a “cure for the common.” As is often the case, the cure is worse than the condition. Mixing it up with sages and psychopaths he ultimately stumbles upon a cult of ecologists bent on destroying civilization. And it is there that Jake finds his true calling: to employ his monstrous cynicism in saving the world from those with good intentions. Big American Breakfast is a buffet of hashed ideas, served with a sprig of cyanide, slathered in a sauce of the strange. Read it with a delicious grain of salt. Please visit www.oliverbenjamin.net for a free download of this book and others. NOTE: This ebook is laid out in two-page spreads to facilitate cheaper and easier home printing. A print version is also available on this site. The ebook version of the print version is laid out in single pages. < Less