A collection of Sijos that tell a humorous story in what I call an Epic Sijo

The Award Winning Writer Actor Director and Editor of Funny Girl Fuck Buddy and Dirty Dirty Games shares work to teach independent filmmaking

Marcus is a young, autistic man, living with his father. He faces many challenges as he begins his adult life in a world of non-acceptance, bigotry, friendship, love, loss, and great challenges in trying to fit into the workplace. His adventures are full of laughter, sadness, and a touch of romance.Marcus and his father share a rare bond. It is the bond known by many disabled people and their caregivers. This bond is also a key character in the story. It is a balance of great stren...

Almost no one goes into a marriage expecting to get divorced. But if you find yourself on the brink of parting ways with your spouse, it’s best to be prepared. Long-time family law attorney Paul Nelson has seen (in his clients) and felt (personally) the pain of divorce and, with this book, seeks to help you prepare for and navigate the legal landscape of splitting up.Filled with practical advice, history, interesting facts, real-world stories, and even viewpoints from other experts...

One of the oldest amusement parks in the United States, and one of the last surviving "trolley parks," Waldameer Park has provided generations with fun-filled afternoons. Originally beginning as a picnic area known as Hoffman's Grove on the banks of Lake Erie in Northwestern Pennsylvania, the Erie Electric Motor Company leased the park in 1896 and renamed it "Waldameer," translated literally as "Woods by the Sea" in German. A trolley park's main purpose was to entice people to ride the new...

"The Silver Squeeze – How two oil billionaires tried to buy all the silver in the world" tells the incredible story of Nelson Bunker Hunt and William Herbert Hunt. In the late 1970s, these Texas oil tycoons feared inflation and the collapse of the dollar. Their solution? Buy physical silver. A lot of it. Financial writer Nelson Paul chronicles their audacious plan. At their peak, the brothers controlled over one-third of the world's private silver supply. They drove the price from $6 to $5...

For almost twenty-eight years, I've been an autism dad. Michael, my son, is autistic and non-verbal; however, his quiet demeanor has provided me with an infinite source of lessons. Mostly, through simple observation, I've come to see life in a much different way. In short, he's helped me to like myself much more than I did as a young man. This book is a simple collection of essays about the insanity we're dealing with currently in the United States. When I began putting them together as a ...

Andrew is a trust fund baby, who will inherit his father's production company when he passes away. He has all the money he could ever ask for, but after a chance meeting with a Catholic girl named Jennifer. Andrew begins to go through a philosophical transformation which he never asked for. What happens when the things missing in life are the things money can't buy? In this screenplay, James examines grand themes about love, money and legacies. A story about finding one's self and transfor...

Some writers are the type of creatures that are all or nothing. Samuel is a great writer but so much of a hopeless romantic that when he finishes writing his novel for a girl he loves, he commits suicide. Joanna is from the future and a huge fan of Samuel her goal is simple comeback to Samuel's time when he completed his novel and save him from himself.

When you are a ruler of a land there are certain things expected from you. For the Prince Sebastian finding a wife and future Queen has been tough. Armand the Jester has made it his job to find a Queen for the future King. So they call Cicero the Great to help. This is that story.

Kids rarely unnderstand things that could shape and affect their whole future. This is a story about kids like that.

Most college students are in college to learn a skill in a field they like and can use to make money. But some students are deep thinkers with skills that can be monetized already. This is a story about students like that but being exceptionally gifted doesn't mean you are mature enough to handle your own genius.