PLOTS by Jay Dubya. Plots is a Jay Dubya acronym that represents a compilation of certain famous works by authors Edgar Allan Poe, Jack London, O. Henry, Mark Twain and William Shakespeare. Every good story indeed has a plot, or an essential problem (or problems) that must be solved. The… Continue reading
Enchanta (YA Fantasy Novel Book One In Trilogy) by Jay Dubya, Enchanta is a fantasy adventure novel for children eight to twelve years of age. Barbara and David Morgan are flown away from their New Jersey town by a magnificent flying horse. Wings flies them to Enchanta, where they have… Continue reading
Prime-Time Crime Time by Jay Dubya. The thirty-five novellas presented in Prime-Time Crime Time are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with various types of crime and criminal motivation. Any character resemblance to anyone living on Planet Earth is positively coincidental. In addition, any fictional setting scenario is… Continue reading
Black Leather and Blue Denim by Jay Dubya. A 50s Adult Action-Adventure Novel Book One In Trilogy. Black Leather and Blue Denim is a ’50s novel about greaser gang conflict in Levittown, Pennsylvania. J.W. narrates the story. J.W. (age twelve) and his family move into the Dogwood Hollow section of… Continue reading
Pieces of Eight (Book One-Four Part Series) by Jay Dubya. “Pieces of Eight” is a collection of eight imaginative novellas. Themes represented in the work are science fiction, humor, paranormal, horror, psychological drama and astrology fulfillment. “Pieces of Eight” is the companion book of “Pieces of Eight, Part II”. “In… Continue reading
The Eighteen Story Gingerbread House by Jay Dubya. The Eighteen Story Gingerbread House’ book is an eclectic collection of eighteen unique stories that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Four of the stories involve magic. They are “The Green Genie,” “The Magic Seeds,” “Merlin’s Ring” and “The Time… Continue reading
Prime-Time Crime Time by Jay Dubya. The thirty-five novellas presented in Prime-Time Crime Time are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with various types of crime and criminal motivation. Any character resemblance to anyone living on Planet Earth is positively coincidental. In addition, any fictional setting scenario is… Continue reading
5 New Adult Satirical Literature Releases. Homer’s Odd Sea Odyssey by Jay Dubya. The poet/bard Homer, reputed to have been blind, is credited with organizing the Odyssey, the epic tale of the Greek hero Odysseus, who was punished by Poseidon (Neptune, the sea god) for ten-long-years after the Trojan War…. Continue reading
The Psychic Dimension: Part Two by Jay Dubya. The thirty-four novellas presented in The Psychic Dimension; Part II are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with various types of psychic and paranormal experiences. Any character resemblance to anyone living on Planet Earth is positively coincidental. In addition, any… Continue reading
The FBI Inspector by Jay Dubya. The FBI Inspector is a collection of twenty-five Inspector Joe Giralo stories, several of which also appear in The Psychic Dimension and The Psychic Dimension, Part II, and the book is author Jay Dubya’s fiftieth published hardcover/paperback work. In his FBI detective adventures, inimitable… Continue reading
Prime-Time Crime Time by Jay Dubya. The thirty-five novellas presented in Prime-Time Crime Time are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with various types of crime and criminal motivation. Any character resemblance to anyone living on Planet Earth is positively coincidental. In addition, any fictional setting scenario is… Continue reading
Mauled Maimed Mangled Mutilated Mythology (Adult) by Jay Dubya. Mauled Maimed Mangled Mutilated Mythology is adult literature that satirizes twenty-one classic mythology stories into more mature presentations featuring adult language, content and humor. Author Jay Dubya goes right to work retelling adult renditions of female myths Pandora, Ceres Goes Against… Continue reading
Hawthorne: Hacked, Shakespeare: Sacked & Thurber: Thwacked by Jay Dubya. Hawthorne Hacked, Shakespeare Sacked & Thurber Thwacked is a cleverly-organized book that effectively satirizes some of the main works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, of William Shakespeare and of American humorist James Thurber, and the creative compilation is author Jay Dubya’s 52nd… Continue reading
Twain: Tattered, Trounced, Tortured and Traumatized by Jay Dubya. Twain: Tattered, Trounced, Tortured and Traumatized is a unique collection of twenty classic Mark Twain short stories and anecdotal sketches that have been creatively rewritten and satirized into adult parody form featuring adult content and language. When author Jay Dubya was… Continue reading
The Arcane Arcade by Leonard Streitfeld and Jay Dubya. Introduction: The Arcane Arcade is a collection of sixteen short fiction stories. The general theme of the book is paranormal experience and the tales are presented as short stories, novellas and novelettes. The stories have been rewritten and edited many times… Continue reading
Thirteen Tantalizing Tales by Jay Dubya. Thirteen Tantalizing Tales is author Jay Dubya’s twenty-third story collection. 5 Stars: Author Jay Dubya has a unique way of telling his short stories with psychological twists that make this collection a must have in your library of short stories. I am from the… Continue reading
The Psychic Dimension: Part One by Jay Dubya. 5 Stars: The Psychic Dimension (Part One) are a group of very well written short stories that deal with fictional psychic and paranormal experiences. Author John Dubya has divided this book into 26 novellas. Let me briefly describe five of them. Corporate… Continue reading
My Sister Thinks That She Can Cook by Bob Freeman. When I was growing up, my older sister babysat for her four siblings a lot. She was about 12 years old when she started. We were all younger than her. As time passed, it was more often and for longer… Continue reading
This Thing Of Darkness by Allan Batchelder. History tells us that William Shakespeare died in April of 1616. Or did he? What if the “William Kemp” who set sail from England for the New World in April of 1619 was actually the bard in disguise? How would he adjust to… Continue reading
Man On The Run by Charles Salzberg. Master burglar Francis Hoyt is on the run. After walking away from his arraignment in a Connecticut courtroom, he’s now a fugitive who has to figure out what he’s going to do with the rest of his life. And so, he heads west,… Continue reading