HumorOutcasts

April is the cruelest month, wrote T.S. Eliot, and as a poet he knew whereof he spake. (Archaic past tense provided at no extra cost.) […]

There’s just not enough hours in the day for this…

April 25, 2018

Brian Kiley Shares Comedy Insights, Writers’ Room Wisdom, and Novel News

April 24, 2018

By Dr. Nancy Berk

Emmy Award-winning writer Brian Kiley has a hilarious résumé that showcases decades of comedy talent. Now, with his new novel The Astounding Misadventures of Rory […]

The Secrets of a Happy Marriage?

April 24, 2018

I was listening to the 60s channel on Sirius while driving today and they were honoring the institution of marriage. It seems that psychologists are […]

Excerpt from Animal Dances — the historical fiction novel by Jim Saunders

April 24, 2018

We are so pleased to excerpt Chapter 7 from ANIMAL DANCES by Jim Saunders. This is Jim’s first novel and it is creating quite a buzz. By […]

Do not drink more…

April 24, 2018

Jason Momoa looks looks he should be bodyguard to his bodyguards…

April 23, 2018

Poetry and humor give me strength to survive April

April 21, 2018

By Molly Stevens

April is National Poetry Month, but did you know it is National Humor Month, too? When I think of poetry and humor, it summons an […]

Happy Birthday, George Takei, You Heavenly Body, You

April 20, 2018

By Paul Lander

Happy Birthday, George Takei, You Heavenly Body, You Here’s wishing an out of this world 81st birthday to actor and nerd god George Takei. […]

Spring things (for runners)

April 20, 2018

By Roger Hollis

Ah, spring. It is the best of times; it is the worst of times (with apologies to Charles Dickens) for runners. The cold grip of […]

That bleak moment when your son is going through a phase…

April 20, 2018

In Writers’ Market, Sales of Miserable Childhoods Soar

April 19, 2018

NEEDHAM, Mass. Harold “Hal” Weller had been a “gypsy” professor of English in the Boston area for most of his working days, sustaining a low-income lifestyle with […]

Cut That Out…

April 19, 2018

HumorOutcasts Radio Interview Cathy Sikorski “Who Moved My Teeth?”

April 19, 2018

By Billy Dees

What is a caregiver? If you help someone else you may be a caregiver and not realize it. As time goes on in a given […]

Leslie Handler Addresses the Good, the Bad and the Sometimes Silly in Her Book “Rats, Mice and Other Things You Can’t Take to the Bank”

April 18, 2018

Life happens. Such a simple concept but the absolute truth, and this is the message that first-time author Leslie Handler wants to share with her […]

Great Weight Lifted From Boston as Skinny People Leave Town

April 18, 2018

NEWTON, Mass. Jake and Susan Erlickson don’t look like addicts, but the fifty-something couple will readily admit to one craving they can’t kick. “We both love ice […]

Waldo Group Therapy…

April 18, 2018

Once in a while in Philadelphia by Ron Neumer–Excerpt 2

April 17, 2018

We are excited to excerpt a second chapter segment from Once in a While in Philadelphia by Ron Neumer. The book is available on Amazon.You can follow Ron […]

NIGHT OF THE DEAD (AIR)

April 17, 2018

By Tim Jones

[The following is a true story.] The year was 1977. I was 22, just out of college, and working minimum wage for a top-forty radio […]

A Three Way With President Trump? No Thanks.

April 17, 2018

By Roz Warren

My pal Dave has a problem with Stormy Daniels. Not because he’s a fan of Donald Trump. Just the opposite. Dave used to have a […]

Excitement Mounts as New Bank Branch Opens

April 17, 2018