Which book would you most want to read?
Poll - Total Votes: 15
College Crazy
Lines, Lies and Lyingsnakes
Ten Years at the Rubber Ramada
Pick any of them!
Don't bother. They all sound dull.
You can only vote on one answer.
I have written several books over the years. I have decided to self-publish one of them next year. I don't have the time, energy or funds to self-publish more than one. These books are mostly aimed at young people from teens to late 20s, so I would particularly appreciate a response from those in that age group. I plan to publish on Itunes, Kindle, Amazon, in about that order.
Here are the book titles and brief descriptions:
[i]College Crazy[/i]
Explains all the problems of college life that no one ever explains to students and some effective and creative solutions to those problems. Covers: Unusual study techniques and study motivation, really bad professors, rotten roommates, college love affairs, financial problems, how to drop out if you have to, how to get a job after you graduate etc. Presented in strongly humorous manner so that even if it doesn't help you, you'll at least laugh for a while.
[i]Lines, Lies and Lyingsnakes[/i]
Humorous self-help book for young women. Cuts quite a bit of time off the learning curve when it comes to avoiding bad men. This book makes the assumption that most men are pretty much OK. But inexperienced women tend to fall for the snakes who prey on the young, the vulnerable and the inexperienced. Includes: The most common lies men tell women, how to spot them and handle them, what to say, etc. A section at the end of the book is entitled: Case Hiss-Stories.
[i]Ten Years at the Rubber Ramada[/i]
A short (118 pages) memoir of my life working at the state mental hospital as a teacher of criminally insane teens and adults. Written as a series of anecdotes about corrupt incompetent administrators, and troubled students trying to survive the system. The most frightening thing about the criminally insane is how much like the rest of us they are. And the the most frightening thing about the state mental hospital is the jerks who run the place.
Which one should I publish first?
Here are the book titles and brief descriptions:
[i]College Crazy[/i]
Explains all the problems of college life that no one ever explains to students and some effective and creative solutions to those problems. Covers: Unusual study techniques and study motivation, really bad professors, rotten roommates, college love affairs, financial problems, how to drop out if you have to, how to get a job after you graduate etc. Presented in strongly humorous manner so that even if it doesn't help you, you'll at least laugh for a while.
[i]Lines, Lies and Lyingsnakes[/i]
Humorous self-help book for young women. Cuts quite a bit of time off the learning curve when it comes to avoiding bad men. This book makes the assumption that most men are pretty much OK. But inexperienced women tend to fall for the snakes who prey on the young, the vulnerable and the inexperienced. Includes: The most common lies men tell women, how to spot them and handle them, what to say, etc. A section at the end of the book is entitled: Case Hiss-Stories.
[i]Ten Years at the Rubber Ramada[/i]
A short (118 pages) memoir of my life working at the state mental hospital as a teacher of criminally insane teens and adults. Written as a series of anecdotes about corrupt incompetent administrators, and troubled students trying to survive the system. The most frightening thing about the criminally insane is how much like the rest of us they are. And the the most frightening thing about the state mental hospital is the jerks who run the place.
Which one should I publish first?
70-79, F
