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Get lost in one of these exciting books this week:

You can have SEX at all the popular drinking spots and people won't mind!

your friends didn't invite you to Happy Hour?

Well, don't stay at home. Download a copy of SOULS ON FIRE and head to your favorite pub.

Then enjoy a hot read and a cool beer while you forget about those losers.

It's Friday!

Time for some fun, beginning with reading the humorous, satirical book SEX and the AMERICAN MALE

Inside Zack’s brain, little gears began to roll, and with a sudden popping and whizzing sound, those gears began to enmesh. Pictures of hundreds of nude women, clutching newspapers to their enormous chests began to flood into his frontal lobes.

They danced provocatively, occasionally bending over to offer Zack the copy of the paper and freeing up the hidden breasts his eyes were glued to. His brain began to overheat.

“I think I could get into this,” he said, cooling off slightly. From SEX and the AMERICAN MALE. Zach is about to try dating again after a serious break-up and has decided to give personals a try. Read the rest of his dating escapades for just $1 at:

In the 80s, there were protests about AIDS and the lack of action by the government. Police would wear gloves during these because they were scared to death they'd get AIDS just by touching these protestors (who may or may not have had the disease).

SOULS on FIRE takes it from there as AIDS activists kick it up a notch and resort to terrorism to make their point.

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Sixth Street wasn’t Austin. No, the city was too varied, too eclectic to say that one street represented what it stood for.

There were the free thinkers of the university, the circus of the state legislature, the bristling intelligence of the high-tech industry, the calm of the hill country, the Bubba’s south of the river, the yuppies north—too many differences to claim that any one fit the perfect example of Austin.

But Sixth Street was where everyone went to party en masse.

From TAX Break by Jay Williams The main character's description of Sixth Street, circa 1984.

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Monday blahs got you down? Pick yourself up with the hilarious social satire SEX and the AMERICAN MALE now available at all reputable eBook stores such as:

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“My God!” he shouted to himself. “I’m in a political satire, not a cultural satire!”

Judy frowned and rolled her eyes. “Duhhh. So you’ve been sleeping through the entire game or what?”

“Good night, I should’uv noticed the similarities in the names of the officials, their actions and how it relates to…”

“Hey, hey, hey! Listen, feller,” the man in the dark suit next to Zack interrupted. “This is satire. Ya don’t go explainin’ things for the reader. If they’re so stupid as ta not draw conclusions on their own, fuck ‘em, they should be home watchin’ “MTV” or somethin’.”

From SEX and the AMERICAN MALE. The main character breaks the third wall when he notices the football game he had been watching is really political satire.

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You can have SEX at all the popular drinking spots and people won't mind!

So your friends didn't invite you to Happy Hour?

Well, don't stay at home. Download a copy of SOULS ON FIRE and head to your favorite pub.

Then enjoy a hot read and a cool beer while you forget about those losers.

Originally I had planned for the main character in WRITING TRASH and HUNTING BUFFALO to be from Iowa because as a “Star Trek” fan I wanted to pay homage to Capt. Kirk (I always vote Kirk over Picard). However, I ended up using Kansas for a number of reasons, most of which you can find in the book. Yes, this is a not so subtle ploy to try to get you to buy it now for just $1: