Waiting for Perot

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By Bill Alive

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Acclaimed comedy writer Bill Alive, author of RICH, SKINNY, AND SUPER SPIRITUAL, brings you five hilarious comedies featuring star-crossed lovers, political delusions, fugitives in a gondola, and more!

  • In "Waiting for Perot", the lovestruck Monty meets, then loses, the woman of his dreams, and the only clue she leaves to her identity is somewhat obscure. Can he find his true love again, or will he be thwarted by a mysterious (and relentless) politician?
  • In "Coffee Beans", by contrast, the lovestruck Simon has been planning his first date with his true love, Diane Wershinghaven, for... six years. Her robust mother Gladys has proved an insuperable obstacle. Will Gladys be impressed by Simon's "unique" new business idea? Or will she finally make good on her many threats?
  • Then, in "The Joys of Research Paper Writing," a young humorist channels his inner Dave Barry and recounts the slightly implausible tale of his recent all-nighter. Trust me, it's weirder than it sounds.
  • In "It's Just Fate," we get a unique take on the three ancient Greek immortals who were said to control the destinies of all human kind. Grumpy, bored goddesses with lethal magical scissors—what could go wrong?
  • Finally, in "DJ Jarba and Rockabilly go to Venice," two hapless college students flee the British police over a truly unfortunate misunderstanding involving illegal gold dust, soup flavor packets, and a "borrowed" dog catcher truck.
  • The twist? Bill wrote all these stories in high school.

    No, really. (Okay, one in college, but still.)

    Some are even stage plays that he actually performed live.

    Curious? Take a look.

    Waiting for Perot