Vince Iuliano: 31 books

For better or verse, you've always written poetry. Or dabbled in it.  No one ever took you seriously. But one day (you thought), you could be the next Carl Sandburg, Robert Frost, Maya Angelou.  Well, you can. And it all starts with your very first chapbook.  This is a month of tips, a trainer...

A true-life trek through  little towns in America, looking for a rock star. Not just any rock star of course -- we're on the trail of  THE most famous rock star of them all! Had Elvis faked his own death?   Sightings had begun to increase in the last 5 years since the King’s alleged-death.Tabloids...

The 1960's had a very big hit on college campuses with a little red book given over to the Socialist quotations of Mao Tse Tung. We in America have our very own prophet - a man who utters a true bonafide lie with every passing minute. Enjoy these blasts from the past. I'll bet you've forgotten many...

New Crime Fiction from the Author of The Push-Over  Portrait of a Funny Man. Locked in a string of deadly dull appearances at places with names like Hoo Hah's and Guffaws. . Doomed to an existence of tiny, cramped dressing rooms and bare bulbs; of cheap laughter, liquor and women. A man at...

A collection of thoughtful, special, silly, sensitive poems to be read at bedtime. Entertaining for both young children and adults. Tested in classrooms on real-life kids! With old-fashioned illustrations, this is a book you'll want to share again and again.

In the 1970's for a young boy delivering the New York Daily News to the suburbs, it was the best of times (and the worst of times). Good customers he soon learned, had to be trained and cultivated, like a good garden. Subscribers may have been dropping like flies, but the ones who remained were the very best.

It was one of those typical restless nights... Short crime fiction in the style of Donald E Westlake. Suburban man needs a vicarious thrill in his marriage. He decides to search for it in a neighbor's house, after breaking in. A light diversion for a rainy afternoon. Please don't try this at home! Please...

Its always the Witching Hour as we gather all of our little creeps and ghouls, and read these howlingly funny poems around a midnight campfire!

Small town America. Andy Hardy, Homer Price. This is the contemporary story of an earlier and nicer time.  If you've never read a Scab Wilson adventure, you're in for a treat! Here for the first time ever are the first four! Scab Wilson and the Amazing Bicycle, Scab Wilson and the Theater...

a small drink of water, really.  an accidental death in the suburbs.  Harry Whipple is having a bad late afternoon as he strings the holiday lights.

He’s back in an all-new adventure! Scab Wilson, Spliff Martin, Julie Fentonbruter, even big old Biff Ballaroo comes sniffing around in this latest adventure! If you can’t bring the boy to Hollywood, you bring Hollywood to your small town as Scab and his pals decide to make their very own Zombie...

For better or verse, you've always written poetry. Or dabbled in it.No one ever took you seriously. But one day (you thought), you could be the next Carl Sandburg, Robert Frost, Maya Angelou.Well, you can. And it all starts with your very first chapbook.This is a month of tips, a trainer at your...

Larry Yidell has a problem alright. He's desperately unhappy, and the one woman who loves him (or at least tolerates him) can't stand to be in the same room as poor Larry. Crime is almost never an option, but when you run out of places to hide, the mind can play funny tricks. Like pushing over a seasonal...

In the 1970's for a young boy delivering the New York Daily News to the suburbs, it was the best of times (and the worst of times). Good customers - he soon learned - had to be trained and cultivated, like a good garden. Subscribers may have been dropping like flies, but the ones who remained were the...