Life's A JOKE!

by Jay M Horne

Overview

Addictive! A book that reveals the true potential of Life and the importance of laughter. As Jay M Horne records a dialogue of a very special kind, questions about Infinite, God, existence, and the human spirits unwavering strength to persevere and heal itself, are answered as he fights and wins his battle with addiction. Written, in such, simplistic form that even the weakest readers can grasp the concepts. For once, a refreshing book on spirituality that needs no interpretation.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011938870
Publisher:	Bookflurry.com
Publication date:	10/14/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Jay Horne sprouted up among the roots of a literary family tree. His grandparents on his mother's side, were both English teachers in a rural community, and traveled to every country on the globe. His mother and sister are exquisite artists, and his uncle a published poet. His aunt was retiring from her life-long work as a school principal just as Jay's writing career really started to blossom.
What started as an outsource for Jay's extremely soft-spoken personality, writing became a love of his when he happened upon a handful of short stories he had written as a child. Those stories were published in two volumes, as-is called published youth, in 2009. Since the time of his first book, Life's a Joke!, which he is now admittedly embarrassed to claim at times as his own, he has successfully published over 30 works of literary art, some in more than 3 languages. His most notable being, Hubudi, a romantic fantasy that returns a couple of conflicting beliefs to pangea through the raising of the tower of babel and the union of their forbidden loves.
He helps authors find their way to the public spotlight through his website http://www.bookflurry.com and has published for more than 40 authors all over the world.

Editorial Reviews

First of all you are nuts, but I knew that 10 years ago and loved you anyway. Second of all so is everyone else they just aren't brave enough to broadcast it to the world. I commend your courage very much. I felt like you were right there telling it to me face to face holding my hand because you poured out your deepest feelings without fear. This creates a great connection to the reader which many authors so often fail to do. This human to human connection is what I think makes a great author. A

Denika Smallwood