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Climbing My Family Tree Once More

June 16, 2013
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This is not Tahiti, but you get the idea.

I should tell you about my Uncle Philbert, the eccentric billionaire. He was always afraid we’d be after him for money. He was right. So he cleaned out all his bank accounts, faked his own…

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Trolls, Potions, and Myths, Oh My!

June 10, 2013
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  The other night, I was diligently working from my home office when my husband interrupted to ask me a question. Okay, so maybe I wasn’t doing so much of my actual work that earns me a paycheck.  Perhaps when…

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Climbing My Family Tree Again

June 4, 2013
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Climbing My Family Tree Again

Because of the reaction to my first piece revealing some interesting aspects of my family history,* I have decided to continue with a couple more colorful revelations. Did I ever tell you about my cousin…

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Climbing My Family Tree

June 3, 2013
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Climbing My Family Tree

So much attention is now being paid to tracing our lineages through DNA. Ancestry.com even offers deals on DNA testing. In the spirit of this new trend in extending our extended families, I would like…

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Deborah Fezelle and Sherry Yanow Bring “The Evil That Men Do” to Shorehouse Books:

April 15, 2013
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Deborah Fezelle and Sherry Yanow Bring “The Evil That Men Do” to Shorehouse Books:

HumorOutcasts has launched under its umbrella Shorehouse Books for non-humor works. The first book to wear the Shorehouse Books name is The Evil That Men Do,  a romance/mystery novel with a paranormal twist that   that will…

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Elliston Excerpt

March 4, 2013
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Elliston Excerpt

Elliston by Jason Elia has wowed the toughest critics.  HumorOutcasts Press is proud to have it on our title list. Jason has a true talent for inventing gritty stories that take the reader’s breath away. …

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HumorOutcasts Radio – Interview with Don Winston

February 27, 2013
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HumorOutcasts Radio – Interview with Don Winston

This interview proved to be a delight.  If you love thrillers, especially psychological or paranoid thrillers, you should get this book by screenwriter Don Winston. Set in a quiet southern college, this novel is the…

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Love, Montana Excerpt

February 21, 2013
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Love, Montana Excerpt

We are happy to bring you an excerpt from Love, Montana the debut novel by Deb Martin- Webster. Love, Montana is the story of Rose and Montana Joe. The novel mostly takes place in Montana…

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Excerpt from Reality of a Dream

February 17, 2013
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Excerpt from Reality of a Dream

Something new for HO.  We are going to excerpt the work of HumorOutcasts Press authors – just to help them get their work out there more.  First up, is Maela Torre. Although Mae lives in…

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Christmas and the Single Woman

December 17, 2012
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Christmas and the Single Woman

The day after Thanksgiving: Black Friday! Eeeeeeek! I’m going to call in sick at work, feed the cat, then wrap myself in a blanket and pretend this day doesn’t exist. I will not leave the…

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