By Jaime Hypes on November 28, 2011
In this hilariously clever satire written by Dan Spencer, Buddy What crashes into the lives of America. Literally. When a naked man falls from the sky in the exact middle of the United States, not remembering a thing about who he is, many are quick to find out the meaning of it all. After a misunderstood conversation leads to the moniker ‘Buddy What’, it soon becomes part of his new identity, as his search for self begins.
Posted in Experimental/Narrative, Jaime Hypes, Literary | Tagged amnesia, be now, be now buddy what, buddy what, celebrity, clever satire, comedy, dan spencer, religion, self-awareness |
By Guest Reviewers on February 27, 2010
When Henry watches news of a coup in the small territory of Jartanzia and sees (what could be) the picture of a hedgehog, he knows the end is near.
Posted in Experimental/Narrative, Humor | Tagged comedy, Elmore Hammes, end of world, farce, Linda Welch, no monkeys, no zombies, Not Fit For Human consumption, satire, science fiction |
By Dan Marvin on May 22, 2009
It’s interesting that Life’s a Gas was published on the 25th Anniversary of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy because it will appeal to the same, slightly ‘off’ sense of humor as the Guide but it includes more modern innovations as cell phones and Eminem. It also has a bit more implied (and actual) sex, usually with holograms or shape shifting aliens, so don’t say that I didn’t warn you.
Posted in Dan Marvin, Humor, Science Fiction/Fantasy | Tagged comedy, Dave Holland, douglas adams, Fiction, hitchiker's guide to the galaxy, Humor, Life's a Gas, sci fi, the guide |
