Reviewed by R. Murry
I laughed. I thought and laughed. And I laughed, thought, and laughed with each sentence I read of Mr. Parham’s many off the cuff jesting and jiving. I’m just joking. I think he put much thought into each of his stories, shorts, and ponderings. He writes some intelligent quibbling too, but not to a fault.
I’m glad he put
all these interludes with the world in a book.
I would get frustrated if I had to wait for a newspaper column to come
out each week to enjoy his type of entertainment.
Enjoyed most by
me, are his Dear Abby Redux replies to correspondents who propose situations
and quibble about the world around them.
Mr. Parham answers with appropriate funny words.
In his writing,
I get the feeling that he enjoys poking at the current world affairs especially
at the leaders of the free world, as we all do.
However, Mr. Parham does not insult, but gets right to the point which is
funnier in a sad way, because of the truth in his words.
I’m not going
to give details, but will say that if you want to have a good time laughing, buy
this funny expose of the world and the people in it.
Barry’s links
are below: The weekly columns are available online, via a yearly subscription, at
Alternatively, Kindle owners can subscribe and have the columns automatically downloaded each week, from this address:
I love Barry's quibbles, too. He's a hoot.
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