Barry Parham
Barry
Parham is the award-winning author of humor columns, essays and short
stories. He is a recovering software freelancer and a music fanatic.
Parham is the author of the 2009 sleeper, "Why I Hate Straws," his debut
collection of humor and satire including the award-winning stories,
'Going Green, Seeing Red' & 'Driving Miss Conception.' In October
2010, Parham published "Sorry, We Can't Use Funny," another
award-winning collection of general-topic satire and humor, and the more
targeted "Blush: Politics and other unnatural acts." He followed up in
2011 with "The Middle-Age of Aquarius," a
growing-old-but-not-so-gracefully vehicle for the award-winners
'Comfortably Dumb,' 'Snowblind' and 'The Zodiac Buzz-Killer.' "Full
Frontal Stupidity" (2012) is Parham's 5th collection of humor, satire
and observations, and features more award-winning stories, including
'Skirts vs. Skins' and 'Scenes From a Maul.' Most recently, his work
appeared in the 2011 national humor anthology, "My Funny Valentine," and
his essays are slated to appear in two more collections in late 2012.
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These covers AND titles are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI especially like THE MIDDLE-AGE OF AQUARIUS. :)
Thanks very much, EC!
ReplyDeleteCurrently reading, "Why I Hate Straws." If Don Rickles and Dennis Miller had a kid together it would be Barry.
ReplyDeleteThat's what my brother Jerry Carlin says!
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