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We love that we get to excerpt this wonderful novel from stand-up comic Dan Naturman. As we formatted and read this book, we laughed and loved each page. Enjoy this excerpt from IRA SPIRO: before […]
When we read Uranus is Always Funny: Short Essays to Make You Laugh by Bill Spencer, we laughed aloud so I guess that means the title lived up to the material. Seriously, HOPress was so […]
HumorOutcasts Press is so proud to launch the second edition of My Pineapples Went to Houston: Finding the Humor in My Dashed Hopes, Broken Dreams and Plans Gone Outrageously Awry from the talented Lee Gaitan. […]
We love HumorOutcasts’ writer Dave Jaffe and because we love his work, we are proud to help him re-launch his “pandemic–(who knew it was coming) launched book Sleeping between Giants: Life, If You Could Call […]
Today Shorehouse Books is proud to launch Don’t Postpone Joy from author Mary Farr. Available in paperback and kindle on Amazon. ,this book will inspire you to look within yourself and reach […]
If you like your optimism served with a side of snarkiness, this is the book for you. Lee Gaitan is a recognized “Bounce Back” expert (unless she’s not wearing eye liner, in which case she […]
This week Shorehouse Books released, Full Circle, the third installment of the Nick McDeare suspense series. We want to introduce you again to the talented author of this novel, Deborah Fezelle. Full Circle is available […]
Shorehouse Books is proud to release Full Circle, the third suspense novel in the Nick McDeare Series. written by Deborah Fezelle . To fully appreciate this storyline, check out The Evil that Men Do and […]
Shorehouse Books has had the pleasure of publishing two novels from author Wil 3. The first Heartly God? and then most recently, the sequel Heartly Law? If you are looking for a suspenseful, spiritual thriller, […]
We are so proud to excerpt a chapter of STANDING AGAINST THE RAGE: Based on the true story of Mildred Flatau’s miraculous escape from domestic violence by Linda D’Ae-Smith. While we label it as fiction […]