Best-Selling Author
The literary world has reached a new level of shallowness. Today, the only necessary people in publishing are the writer and reader and time, space, and lies are all that stands between them. As an academic, Tony believed, taught, and produced writing that was thinking written down and he succeeded at it with formulaic planning and precision (e.g., what goes here and there and why). He also knew about the models used by creative writers of non-academic stuff and was troubled by subsidiary or derivative offerings he called “talk written down, trash fiction and non-fiction.”
Tony made a fortune writing books. It was hard work and he often agitated when he thought about how anybody could produce a document with speech recognition software that let them do it and more from mindless chatter without thinking, planning, or writing a thing. His most famous work was a best-selling sequel (Liars’ List) about a serial killer who murdered 100 of America’s Top CEOs and Executives just because they talked for a living and lied. Here’s some other titles from his oeuvre.
The Dingleberry Chronicles
The Dry
The Wet
The Ocean
The Sky
The Idiot
The Biggest Idiot in the Room
The Former Village Idiot
Sea Sun’s
Wild Hair
Blue Hare
Wild Hare
Blue Hair
Blue Wild
Wild Blue Hair
Wild Blue Hare
Talk of Murder Not Who Done It
The Bloody Life of the Phlebotomist’s Wife
Obach Oblama-He’s No Friend of Mine
Last Days of Puhtred The Wurst Saxons’ Warrior
Mr. and Mrs. Bulshitova Meet the Kremlin Librarian
Two Pairs of Glasses in the Same Old Story
Woodie Gets a Woodie
Here are some opening lines from books he did not finish.
Hair Hare is best known for his hare hair and for when he ate eight carrot cakes.
Bear Bare is best known as the bare bear and as the cells that he sells. Night Night, Knight!
Keep playing players playing and fix non-playing players so they can play.
Her clothes bunched up in weird places and non-stop serial farting made her unattractive to moms foraging at Starbucks.
I read that book over and over and by the end of it I was a reader.
…and a poem he would potentially, eventually, and finally regrettably not publish.
wherever I go that is where I am,
and you can always find me there
wherever you go that is where you are,
and I can always find you there
wherever I go that is where I am,
and you know you can always find me there
wherever you go that is where you are,
and I know I can always find you there
He also cashed in on explosion in demand to be read to or talked to by Morgan Freeman or some other wannabee celebrity podcaster while driving to Mom’s and Pop’s Morning Out, doing Yoga, or avoiding work around the house. A few of his shows on Spotify and Apple offerings remain wildly popular.
Lying as Selling
Put Your Stuff in Front of People
The Hour of Silence
Flying in the Face of Inclusion
Black Girls Film Camp
Looking Forward to My Oldest Son Going to Kindergarten
The Bleeding Heart of Sanjanyani Bhupani
Easier Said than Done
My Weight Loss Journey
Big Reveals
Celebrity Slurping
Stop Paying out the Arse
Selling is Lying