In a world where everyone seems to be pissed off, sometimes the only thing you can do is try to piss on. Join Cooper and the rest of the C&C gang as they fight tyranny the best way they know how... by being assholes. The author's share of royalties from sales of this title are donated monthly to the ACLU. Join me in pissing in the face of tyranny.
Kindle Unlimited, the writer definitely isn't 'right' but he is on ku, a few binge readings were in my future.
Caverns and Creatures: Volume I (Books 1 - 4) Critical Failures (Caverns and Creatures Book 1) Critical Failures II (Caverns and Creatures Book 2) Critical Failures III (Caverns and Creatures Book 3) Critical Failures IV (Caverns and Creatures Book 4)
d6 (Caverns and Creatures collection 1) Cave of the Kobolds - ZOMBIE ATTACK!!! - Orcs, Bears, and Assholes - Shipfaced - Dungeon Crawl - The Creep on the Borderlands 2d6 (Caverns and Creatures collection 2) Nymph-O-Maniacs- Buzzkill - Cooper's Christmas Carol - Sticky White Mess - Clerical Error - Cornholed 3d6 (Caverns and Creatures collection 3) House of Madness - Naga Please - Elf Inflicted - The Land Before Tim - A Fistful of Gold Pieces - The Minotard 4d6 (Caverns and Creatures collection 4) Djinngle Bells - Genital Harpies - The Unwashed Asses - B.Oar Guests - Wight Trash - Probing the Annis
Guts and Volts (Caverns and Creatures) SHORT NOT in collections as far as I know Potty Mouth (Caverns and Creatures) SHORT NOT in collections as far as know
Space Puppies Flying Toasters - The DeadPixel Tales {one of collection of writers, seems to be permafree}
Check with amazon to see if the 4 pack is still on sale, etc, I got it for 99, the 4 books listed above titled separately under the set. The smaller collections are listed on top of which this one is the 3rd collection {of 6 stories} with the titles listed for this and the others those since covering the mini collections here. I read the 4 pack, then the collections, in order, not totally sure it would matter with this genre, do suggest personally that the 4 set then the smaller collections be read in order, it did help in most cases.
I remember this one, and had read the others first, all the others of this type, so don't know if would matter if read this one in some other order. It is part of the general series of these LitRPG type books, though, so if you have read the rest or like this type, is worth a read. The titles alone such shorts as Guts and Volts and Potty Mouth makes you wanna read it to find out, right? Shorter than the average other books, but relative quick read that way, too.
Bevan wrote this in a hurry and it kind of shows. It's not one of his best works but it's funny as a Trump allegory... unless you like Trump. All profits donated to the ACLU.
This was the very first time that I looked at a sample at Amazon first - and it looked decent - so I ordered the book. The only nice thing that I can say about this book that that it is short. A novella. I actually finished it, wondering the entire time if it could get any worse. And yes: it could! I don't want to get into details because that would mean nothing but spoilers.
Bwa ha ha, this is probably the dumbest story I've ever read, but I enjoyed it. It was a nice palette cleanser between Ancillary Justice and Dune. In this short story, an obvious Trump caricature thrives on urine, lives in a tower in the image of his own penis, and eventually crumbles in the face of insults. It's packed tight with low-hanging analogy after low-hanging analogy. The wall. The need to "protect" women and children coupled with the apathy and thinly veiled contempt for them. The hands. Alternative facts. The hair. The ignorance. It's all in there, crammed in, like, 17 pages. Summon Mount makes an appearance. A good, dumb read.
I can usually find several high points to these adventure add-ons, but this one was lacking in most regards, save vulgarity, which seemed to be for its own sake and not pointed humor.
Absolutely hilarious social commentary in another fine story from Bevan. The Dire Ferret line was golden, but the shower of humor lasted for the entire story. Bevan is a whiz at humor, and you'll be pissed if you miss this great story. This isn't just a trickle of humor we're talking about here. It's a full stream.
The cover alone is worth your $3. It is a quick read, but the length of a story is not important, but rather the girth of its words and social commentary. This is a good jumping on point for those who have not read any of the previous shorts or novels provided you can read. If you do happen to pick this up, and are offended, I will happily "cleanse your eyes of the abomination of words."
In addition by buying this book, you will have something to say when your kids ask, what you did during the dark ages, and you can say you bought a funny book filled with d$&k & fart jokes, and supported the ACLU by doing so.
I love this series. Don't start with this though. He has even funnier by far. This one is cute and you should buy it for charity definitely. Buy others and get this one after. Heck buy them all.
Another home run of a short C&C adventure. Robert Bevan has once again graced his readers with a fun short story that is original, funny, and a bit scary! Well worth buying to help support the ACLU.
This book is so good. I mean, you don't even know how very good this book is. You might want to keep a dictionary because Bevan has a lot of good words you may not know. Good vocab. Yuge. The best part is the pee-pee. I LOVE the pee-pee. I actually had to take an m-bate break a coupla times, it was that good.
First, let me get it out of the way that I'm not a Trump supporter. I didn't vote for him, I don't own a red hat... so this isn't about my politics or whatever.
But the book definitely is about the author's politics. Other than a couple of minor chuckles (two stars instead of one, though I'd give it 1.5 if I could), the whole thing was just a butthurt tantrum.
Tantrum? Well, they did completely break their own world rules in the book, just like a child will throw down a toy and break it in a tantrum.
Keep C&C politics free. Leave political satire to people who are actually good at it.