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What We Have Here

Nothing fancy here. Just a repository for my material — mostly humor and fiction but workplace writing, too, for prospective paymasters who'd like to see samples. Just ask.

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There's a novel here also, called Thank God for That, an antic yarn in which the vampires of Washington, DC, vie with the vultures of Madison Avenue for the title of “Most Likely to Wreck the Republic in the Regular Course of Business.” It’s a close race. It predates our current predicament by a few presidential terms, so I'm a visionary.

 

IThe manuscript retains its chaste virtue by virtue of never having been published or optioned. If you are or know someone who knows an agent, publisher or filmmaker, here's an opportunity to get in on the ground floor.​

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In sum, should you find yourself in want of words — speech, presentation, remarks, op-ed, essay, newsletter article, eulogy, toast, letter of interest, note of apology, bill of lading, recriminating text, pleading email, bris barb, quips for any occasion, or punched-up prose of any kind — let’s talk.

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A bit more about me.

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  • It's not that we're "coastal elites." We just know better than everyone else.
     

  • Speaking of Kierkegaard, some people say he was the wittiest of the 18th Century Swedish
                physicists, which is hilarious 
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                   he was a 19th Century Dutch                            philosopher. People are dopes.


     

  • What I love about amazon is being able to watch a video demonstrating how a pair of socks will perform in real life. It's empowering.
     

  • It's weird that so many ancient Greeks were                        missing limbs and heads. But it's 
                    right there in the photos!

     

  • ​​Never understood death row inmates who order gargantuan last meals. The last thing I wanna do after a huge meal is get executed. Too full!
     

  • ​Three-legged stool? Hard pass.
     

More Bits & Quips​

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The Ding Dong Man

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It's Xi and Ye!

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Wistful president tells girls about 'schlonging' their moms'

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​Speaking of Kierkegaard, some people say he was the wittiest of the 18th Century Swedish            physicists, which is hilarious because               he was a 19th Century Dutch                            philosopher. People are dopes.

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