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In Confessions of a Flash Artist, Dr. Humphrey Humdinger, an avant-garde artist, relates how he discovered "e;Dramatic Exposure"e; in which a performer artistically exposes himself in public in order to create an intense psychological moment.  He relates his courageous pursuit of his art despite public disapproval and even the threat of imprisonment.  His Confessions are a monument to the almost mystical inspiration that leads to the discovery of a new art as well as to the impressive single-mindedness required to perfect it and bring it before the public.

The Funeral Critic takes a critical look at the traditional funeral and the funeral industry, and offers fresh, creative ideas to make what is often a difficult episode in people's lives not only less sad and stressful but a potentially positive experience.

When Harold Ostrich, a successful businessman, buys a mummy at an antique shop and it comes to life, his world is turned into a nightmare. For the first time he must deal with the terror of a supernatural event, which in its persistence threatens to undermine everything he has worked for and any chance of happiness in his life. By turns anxious, bizarre, and wryly funny, THE MUMMY explores what happens when a life based on unquestioned notions of reality is overturned by coming face to face with the frighteningly inexplicable, and what struggles and spiritual transformations take place along the way.

When the animals in a certain forest decide to institute among themselves a democratic government in the hope of improving their lives, they soon find themselves worse off than ever as the pandering animals who have been elected to office begin indulging their greed and lust for power.

New York City has a reputation for glamor and excitement, but for the overwhelming majority of its inhabitants, everyday life is a very different matter.

When terminal illness threatenWhen terminal illness threatens Alan Parkman's life, his only alternative is to undergo experimental head transplantation. However a human body is not immediately available and so he reluctantly agrees to have his head temporarily transplanted onto the body of a gorilla. The transplant proves to be a success but now he must deal with the dissonance between mind and body, and the reactions of others. My Life as a Gorilla is an emotional, sometimes darkly comic, and always thought-provoking tale which explores the ethics of advanced medical procedures and the fragility of human identity.