Sixties Radical Author Rod Huxley has spent the last two decades holed up in a Denver apartment with only his cats for company, hiding from the fallout of his once-popular Cookbook for Revolution, written at the urging of former girlfriend and admirer Sara Caine. With the success of Cookbook came a certain, if fleeting, celebrity status and - via generous financial support from the unbalanced heir to a South American rubber fortune - the unpalatable realization that he was a phony.But his self-imposed exile is not to last. When he wrote Cookbook, little did he imagine it would precipitate a hostage crisis of national interest twenty years later. A terrorist is detaining a group of tourists at a Burger King in downtown Washington, D.C., demanding Huxley's presence in exchange for their release. Soon the FBI, led by the ineffectual Agent Fenwick, is knocking at Huxley's door, ready to escort him to the nation's capital.Unable to tolerate his talkative companion, Huxley gives Fenwick the slip and makes his way to Washington alone, determined to face the mysterious terrorist, whose identity he can only guess at. Who is this hostage taker, and what does he - or she - want? As Huxley confronts the answers, he must also confront himself, his past - and his future.

October Revolution

Literature & Fiction

LaMarr, Tom

Humor & Satire

Univ Pr of Colorado

They thought it was about time to have a kid. No big deal. Until it was. Then their lives went from fooling around to hormone shots, test tubes, embarrassing doctor visits, and more. But there’s no sad, mopey story here. Tom LaMarr handles the journey to fatherhood like he handles the rest of life – with enough humor to make even the most stoic wanna-be-dad laugh with recognition. Follow this funny father on his quest to become the one thing that eluded him: becoming the someone she calls “Daddy.”

Geezer Dad: How I Survived Infertility Clinics, Fatherhood Jitters, Adoption Wait Limbo, and Things That Go "Waaa" in the Night

Biographies & Memoirs

Marcinson Press

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In a world where gravity is losing strength and “lightweights” suddenly vanish into the sky, it’s survival of the fattest for bulky Adam Weaver and his family. With Zero G seemingly imminent, the Weavers embark on a dangerous journey to reach and board NASA’s Ark, a massive space craft that represents the last hope for Earth’s survivors. Is there really a spaceship? Will the Weavers gain passage? And can a kid who once got picked on for being overweight prove that heroes come in all sizes? With danger in every encounter, theirs is a quest like no other, taking readers to new heights of adventure and imagination. So hold on tight and get ready to experience Zero Gravity!
“Zero Gravity is The Hunger Games with twice the humor and heart as well as a mind-bending premise. It’s an adventure fantasy that lifts off with all cylinders blazing and never lets up. Hang on for a wild read!” – Timothy Hillmer, author of Ravenhill
“Zero Gravity is an intriguing tale, expertly told. Enjoy!" - Rodman Philbrick, author of Freak the Mighty

Zero Gravity

Teen & Young Adult

After growing up on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River in Dubuque, Iowa, Tom LaMarr lived and worked in Council Bluffs and Des Moines, then Jacksonville, Florida (where he met his wife), and the District of Columbia. He studied at the University of Iowa Fiction Writers Workshop and has called Colorado home for more than two decades. He is the author of . The "Geezer Dad" as well as two acclaimed novels, "October Revolution," and "Hallelujah City".

The Termination Clause

Owl Canyon Press

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October Revolution

Geezer Dad: How I Survived Infertility Clinics, Fatherhood Jitters, Adoption Wait Limbo, and Things That Go "Waaa" in the Night

Zero Gravity

The Termination Clause