Bob Wakulich: 7 books

Enjoy a poetic journey through topics ranging from being a big, strong boy to dancing around Paris.

Get ready to chortle freely about snow, cutoffs, diets, fuzzy sweaters, and the various goings-on at the all-pervasive and totally fictional Malaprop Institute.

Returning to his home town in southern Ontario, Tom visits with members of his family to sort this out. The visit culminates with a "family outing" and a column about the importance of "old school" mothers.

This is a collection of pieces which appeared in print, on radio, and in cyberspace. Some are thoughtful; most are funny.

This collection of three novella-esque stories features a parody of a romance novel, a parody of a Castenada-like search for knowledge, and a cosmic/time shift western about the less-than-obvious legacies of land.

This collection explores the many applications of donuts and pastries to the human condition.

This collection features a screenplay (The Fluke), a one-act play (Electroshock Matinee), a short screenplay (The Blue Suit Special), a radio play (Rick O'Shea, The Born-again Detective), and a short radio play (The Ambassador's Address), all with a touch of humor and whimsy.