Kirjahaku

Nic Walenti was your average invisible loser in high school. All around him kids were playing sports, carrying on relationships and going to parties. He was fine just living anonymously in the background of real life. It was easier than actually participating in anything. With high school graduation around the corner, he had no plans to go to college. He survived the 12 years of Catholic school that he was forced into. Why would he bother suffering through another four long years of studying and taking tests? A month before graduation a post card showed up in the mail telling him to apply to Kleggstown University. He never heard of the school and almost threw it away before his mother insisted he apply. He begrudgingly sent in an application to shut her up and unexpectedly, two weeks later, received a letter telling him he was accepted. He looked at the letter in disbelief. Little did he know there would be nowhere to hide anymore and his real life was about to begin. Set in a rural college in Pennsylvania Amish country, College is for Losers follows the progress of Nic as he learns how to live on his own, interact with women and figure out what he wants to do with his life.

Charlie wakes up in a bar and has no idea how he got there. A familiar woman is sitting a few stools down. He knows her...he struggles to remember. What happened that night? Why did he pass out? Where is this bar at? He can't remember much but the girl, she's from his past. He orders a drink and decides to make a move...

Set in a row home in a run down working class town on the Fourth of July, this is the story of three families in the neighborhood who don't really want anything to do with each other but since they live in such close proximity, they really have no choice.

Rick is a shut in. He lives in some expensive penthouse in some swanky hotel in some unknown town. And most importantly he has an unlimited amount of money to spend on prostitutes which seems to be his only interest in life. He never leaves. Each night it's a different woman...an endless cycle of meaningless sex to fill the void. What is his purpose? How did he get all that money? Will it ever stop? Let Me Hold Your Heart Like a Flower explores this lonely man's existence and the lives of all the women who visit him.

a collection of poetry by J. Andrew Thomas