Life is Absurd by Michael Dirubio - Guest Blogger Book Review
Synopsis
How bad is your life if you are in a prison nicknamed CRAP? A down on
his luck comic strikes gold with new material written at the bottom of
his life. The road to retention leads through small comedy clubs and
theaters as our hero jokes through life. But will finally getting the
attention and fame he deserves be that satisfying? What happens when you
have everything you ever wanted thrown on your lap only to find you
might not want it anymore?
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Jennifer's Review
It's a very funny book about the life of a comedian named Frankie Spatz
who gets thrown in jail.
After being let out, he and a friend team up. Frankie writes jokes and performs in different clubs while
his friend manages him.
4 stars
Author Bio
Michael Dirubio is a new author on the scene writing hard science
fiction. I swear never to write a book about an elf, a quest, or a
sword. Not that there is anything wrong with fantasy, I love it! I just
miss Heinlein, Poul Anderson and Asimov. I served twenty years in the US
Military on submarines so my lack of social skills is perfectly suited
to being a writer. I don't currently plan to write a huge series. I
don't want to tie myself down to the same characters. I have some
published now and ideas for about ten more in my head. I write fairly
quickly so ideally I plan to put out a book a year.
Additionally, I think it is incumbent upon me to let you know I write simply for myself. I don't care for money or fame. If you have a criticism or I have made a mistake, please feel free to share it but I reserve the right to disregard all. I encourage anyone who thinks they can do better to please try. That's how I started: a simple premise: what if I were the program manger for a Mars Mission. I used my knowledge of the defense industry to look at that idea. My other books are similar, why did they do that? As for the rest, age, where I live and family? Unimportant but late fifties. I live in the bay area and have a long suffering wife.
Additionally, I think it is incumbent upon me to let you know I write simply for myself. I don't care for money or fame. If you have a criticism or I have made a mistake, please feel free to share it but I reserve the right to disregard all. I encourage anyone who thinks they can do better to please try. That's how I started: a simple premise: what if I were the program manger for a Mars Mission. I used my knowledge of the defense industry to look at that idea. My other books are similar, why did they do that? As for the rest, age, where I live and family? Unimportant but late fifties. I live in the bay area and have a long suffering wife.
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