Joe Dibuduo: 10 books

Content in this book was banned from a college classroom—the same college classroom that required the reading Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues. When Joe DiBuduo realized how reticent his own college professor and most men were to talk about penises, he felt obligated to share his own opinions and experiences with the male appendage.

My fictional reading is heavily weighted toward science-fiction. I generally try to avoid poetry, but this said it was about science fiction. It wasn't very expensive, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I've read some of this author's previous work and I was able to see how the writing has matured since...

The United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, has documented many examples of pastors in Africa spraying children with gasoline, administering poison to children and beating them in elaborate exorcism rituals. There have also been cases of children being left for days or even weeks inside of churches...

A Day at the beach with Louise. 350 words

A 999 word story where a bar patron turns into a dog.

After a survey ship discovers humans are eating their cousins, the interplanetary council sends the creator's son to Earth. He finds humanity has veered from the plan his father had created and rectifies the situation by restoring the intelligence cows once had so the world will change.

Captured by devil worshipers, A soul is wagered between Saint Michael and the Devil. Whoever plays the best wins.

This story was inspired by Billie Holiday's song, "Strange Fruit Hanging From A Tree." It's a modern version.

Cryonic Man: A Paranormal Affair melds seventeenth-century swordplay and sorcery with twenty-first-century sci-fi in an unforgettable romantic adventure. Jim Jackson is just one fight away from winning the 1976 World Heavyweight Championship when he suffers debilitating headaches. Diagnosed...

Inspired by the works of international artists, this award-winning collection contains nineteen spellbinding Young Adult - New Adult magical realist, paranormal, slipstream, alternate history, and fabulist tales linked by a novella: Peter John Rizzo, a 1960 graduate of Yale University's journalism...