David Cribbs

Oswald, who pines for a woman way, way, way out of his league, and his two equally nerdy friends, Ralph and Ernie, come up with outlandish schemes to get her to date him. They backfire spectacularly, yet they continually up the ante in their quest to land Oswald a hot girlfriend. Can a geek win the heart of the hottest woman in town? Or will their antics destroy her life and alienate everyone she cares about? If you ever find yourself in that situation, this may be the blueprint to your success Or you may find yourself in lockup.

Bart, the World's worst conman heads to Transylvania to fleece a village of their money, after they claim they have monster issues from Dracula, Frankenstein, and werewolves. It turns out they do exist. Oops. Can a terrible flimflam man run his con on them all? According to the Magic 8 Ball, Outlook not so good.Monster Hunter is book one in a series of the screenplays of David Cribbs.This book is rated for all ages and is geared to those who like to laugh.

The Cribbs Manifesto provides you with my unique insight into living your life today. If you are looking for a clinical analysis (i.e. boring) self-help book, you need to look elsewhere. This book is designed to make you laugh (fingers crossed), while covering a wide range of topics that will have an impact on your life, regardless of how big or small that impact might be.I cover many hot-button issues, such as religion and politics. You may be offended by my take on those, and other, issues discussed; furthermore, you may also be offended by some of the language contained within this book. The Cribbs Manifesto is not for the thin-skinned. It is a book that may provide you with plenty of laughs, along with some much needed answers. The Cribbs Manifesto, sadly, is not for everyone, but it might be for you