Tim Miller es un poeta estadounidense cuya obra a menudo explora temas de homosexualidad, identidad y la búsqueda de significado. Su escritura es conocida por su franqueza, humor y capacidad para descubrir verdades universales en narrativas personales. Miller se sumerge sin miedo en detalles íntimos, creando poesía que resuena profundamente en los lectores. Su obra es una celebración de la vida y la experiencia humana en toda su complejidad.
Deep in the heart of Texas sits The Country Club. At the Club, the super wealthy explore their deepest darkest fantasies and desires. Some of them are too horrific to imagine. Crystal is a blogger who investigates Texas Urban Legends. No one believes the Club actually exists. She sets out to expose the Club and their atrocities to the world. In her search, she finds the truth is much worse than she could have ever imagined.
"Things are calm at last in Maple Bluffs. The evil manufacturer SmilesCorp is out of business, Hammie Rex is a new dad to three tiny mutant offspring (Stompy, Chompy, and Hatshepsut), and Sam Gibbs feels that he can resume normal life. But soon enough, things get weird. When Sam visits a toy store to buy Beefer a bar mitzvah gift, one of the toys comes alive and attacks Hammie and the babies! Who could be behind this latest diabolical scheme? Funny, highly illustrated, and fast-moving, the Hamerstersaurus Rex series is a natural for even reluctant readers."--Amazon.com
The book introduces a novel method for understanding and applying advanced guitar harmonies, making the learning process more intuitive and efficient. By reimagining and organizing notes, it aims to broaden the reader's perspective on guitar harmony, enhancing their musical skills and creativity.
Tim Miller's debut collection features a whimsical array of humorous short stories, including a yoga studio on the Death Star and a cookbook for overwhelmed parents. With quirky elements like a lovelorn egg pan and satirical takes on pseudoscience, the collection promises to entertain and provoke thought. It's a delightful mix of absurdity and wit that invites readers to enjoy the peculiarities of life while questioning the nuances of language.
Barbecue: A History examines barbecue's history and place in American society using both historical and contemporary sources. The book examines all aspects of barbecue-both outdoor grilling and traditional slow cooking; restaurant and home cooking; international barbecue; specific foods; and the idea of the barbecue as a gathering.
Perfect for fans of The Dot, What Do You Do with an Idea?, and The Book of Mistakes.Izzy loves the big city-especially the art museum. Izzy is so inspired by the art all around-now it's time to make their own!This joyful celebration of creativity will spark the imagination of every young reader.
"An account of a former Republican political activist's horror as the party he loves becomes the party of Trump"--
Embark on a whimsical journey as the Fart Monster travels the globe, introducing readers to various cultures through humor and fun. Each destination features unique fart-themed adventures, blending laughter with educational elements. This playful exploration promises to entertain while sparking curiosity about different countries and their customs, making it a delightful read for children and families alike. Get ready for a hilarious and enlightening escapade filled with fart-tastic fun!
Exploring a diverse array of pop culture topics, this collection features essays on literary criticism, Pearl Jam, and fantasy football, blending humor with insightful commentary. It also includes narrative nonfiction and travel writing that balances investigative journalism with a literary flair, offering readers a unique perspective on contemporary culture and personal experiences.
Exploring the intricacies of language and identity, this book delves into the power of words and their impact on culture. It weaves together personal narratives and broader societal themes, highlighting how language shapes our experiences and perceptions. Through a blend of poetry and prose, the author invites readers to reflect on their own relationship with language, encouraging a deeper understanding of communication and its role in defining who we are. This thought-provoking work challenges conventional notions of expression and belonging.