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“CONVERSATIONS” -- Every Thursday @ 9:00 PM EST -- I interview artists of all genres -- a goal to meet a marketing need for all of us. Join me as we learn together the secrets to publishing, marketing, and net working! PREMIUM VIEWS is a show I support. To listen to this weekly Wednesday night show @ 9:00 PM EST just follow this link -- http://www.blogtalkradio.com/premiumviews
Date / Time: 5/28/2009 10:23 AM UTC
Tonight Renee’s Book Talk is all about laughter with William Douglas Little. Join us at 9:00 PM EST, tonight May 28th. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/yolandarenee or call in to (347) 215-9536 to listen and if you want to talk just hit the one key on your phone.
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RENEE’S REVIEW
MEXICAN BOWL FISHING And Other Tales of Life
by
William Douglas Little
I laughed aloud. I couldn’t help myself. William Douglas Little’s book MEXICAN BOWL FISHING and Other Tales of Life is full of humorous parables about life and the events that make us blush with embarrassment, simmer with rage, cause a bruised ego or bring us that comeuppance we somehow earned along life’s journey.
From the first story of Eddie’s superglue fiasco, to being outwitted by a pet and the lesson not learned in the final story Mexican Bowl Fishing, I laughed. We have all been there and done things similar, but William Douglas Little writes it so well, and tells it so honestly. His writing takes away that feeling of stupidity, it removes the hit to the confidence because laughing out loud is therapeutic and knowing that you aren’t the only one – well what is more equalizing than knowing that at some time or another the rest of the world has hit that sliding glass door head first.
Thank you for the laughter. This book is a must read especially on those days where patience is lost and anger ties you up in knots. Laugh aloud and feel the warmth of camaraderie.
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