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I've been hard at work with my writing of late. I published two books in the humor genre just four months ago and completed my second poetry book and had that published in the past week. I also converted all five of my books to ebooks and finished a short story which will be part of a contest and that's available in the ebook format as well.

All of my books/writing projects can be seen at the following site:

http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/thetaoofroz

The books/writing projects which are available are as follows:

1. Seasons Come, People Grow: A Poetic Journey (2006) (paperback) - $10.56

2. Seasons Come, People Grow: A Poetic Journey (2006) (ebook) - $1.99

3. The Serious Scale of Sarcasm: More Balanced Than a Drunken High-Heeled Clown On a Tight Rope (2007) (paperback) - $12.64

4. The Serious Scale of Sarcasm: More Balanced Than a Drunken High-Heeled Clown On a Tight Rope (2007) (ebook) - $1.99

5. The Kind-Hearted Smartass (uncensored version) (2011) (paperback) - $14.88

6. The Kind-Hearted Smartass (uncensored version) (2011) (ebook) - $1.99

7. The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck (censored version) (2011) (paperback) - $14.36

8. The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck (censored version) (2011) (ebook) - $1.99

9. Penetrating The Heart Of Life: Ambiguous In Thought, Ambivalent In Feeling (2011) (paperback) - $10.00

10. Penetrating The Heart Of Life: Ambiguous In Thought, Ambivalent In Feeling (2011) (ebook) - $1.99

11. Powerless Government + A Bong = God (2011) (ebook - short story) - $1.99

If one is interested in giving my books a gander, it would cost just $9.95 to purchase all five in the ebook format. If he/she was interested in reading those along with my short story, the total for that would be $11.94. Not too shabby for 5+ books if I do say so myself (and I suppose I just did). If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them. If that is the case, feel free to send me an e-mail at CRozniecki@gmail.com.

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