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Project Leader:
McZero
Participants:
The WEbook community
Who Can Write:
All Participants
Category:
Fiction
Genre:
Humor/Satire
Language:
English

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Tales from the Post Office

A comedy about the post office, zombies and the secret life of Jesus.

Larry begins work at the post office, a crazy place filled with outrageous characters. He soon encounters a clown church which claims Jesus was once a clown. A search begins for a red rubber nose that is possible proof of Jesus' true occupation.
During the course of events, Larry also encounters zombies, elvis impersonators, hoboes, mad scientists and other eccentric characters.

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Finch

11/17/2008 2:25 PM PST

Thumbs up for this comedic piece, especially considering it has to be one of the hardest genres to excel in. Your writing flows through like a cake walk. Similar to Pratchett, you're able to take the absurd and make it feel like a part of everyday life. Great work and best of luck to ya.

BZAlixandre

11/17/2008 11:21 AM PST

wow, this is great. i feel like i'm reading one of my fave authors (fitzhugh) not because of the sound of it but because of the sheer pleasure I'm getting out of it!

GranisGrazin

11/16/2008 4:52 PM PST

You go, McZero! Got my vote!

Laur

11/16/2008 2:33 PM PST

voted 4 this radical story to be published, dude.

keykey45

11/16/2008 1:59 PM PST

you've got my vote.

alienscribe

11/16/2008 9:32 AM PST

Crazy stuff, man! Got my vote!

daddyboom

11/16/2008 8:56 AM PST

Great stuff, McZ. I read this a while back and MJ made me come back and look at it again. I guess I had neglected to vote on it when I read it the first time. Sorry I almost didn't give you the thumbs up that I just gave you! Looking forward to reading more...

nrhatch

11/15/2008 7:01 AM PST

It's great seeing my favorite Super-Hero getting so much critical acclaim!

Rock on! nancy

Aadam786

11/15/2008 4:37 AM PST

if u can come and read my story everybody

Aadam786

11/15/2008 4:37 AM PST

u hav done well young one

amanra

11/14/2008 11:01 PM PST

nice work,cute, good luck

erikatristens

11/14/2008 2:41 PM PST

wow this is easily the most funny and ironic story i have EVER read!! i LOVE it!!! publish!!!!

Monica_Ziebell

11/14/2008 7:06 AM PST

This is great XD!!!!!!!!

VivaViv

11/12/2008 9:37 AM PST

Everyone needs to read this laughable story. That is, if laughter is part of their vocabulary. Good luck

nrhatch

11/11/2008 8:23 PM PST

This is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Great job McZero.

Jinx

11/11/2008 3:06 PM PST

oh this is amazing. You have my vote

Yani_Toledo

11/11/2008 12:42 PM PST

Hilarious and witty. Thumbs up!

billygoat

11/11/2008 9:53 AM PST

I love your writing style:

“Wow. You’re like one of those circus performers who are spinning all those plates aren’t you? I don’t know how you do it.”

“It’s not the difficult. I’m sure you have lots of plates, too.“

“Not really. I have one plate, and it’s been cracked and chipped from all the times I’ve dropped it. So, do you have a boyfriend?”

You switch gears quickly and seamlessly. Nicely done! You got my vote!

After all, as superheroes, we need to stick together!

McZero

11/10/2008 5:31 PM PST

This is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Great job McZero.

thevoice

11/10/2008 12:18 PM PST

You have many characters in this good work hope all read and vote mike

thevoice

11/10/2008 12:16 PM PST

Jesus would like thois project god bless mike

Maia06

11/10/2008 11:21 AM PST

You know I adore your writing. I hope this gets some attention!

zygoncurry

11/9/2008 12:20 AM PST

thumbs up , well written and v .funny

Wordwise

11/7/2008 10:25 PM PST

P.S. Yes, your co-workers are often nutcases, but some of the patrons are even less connected to reality. Funny stuff, and your writing brings back memories of the stories I used to hear - stranger than fiction (smile).

Wordwise

11/7/2008 10:21 PM PST

This is hysterical! I've been married to two postal workers, and it's my contention that no postal employee ever intends to make this his life's work. For carriers & clerks alike, surviving the post office requires both intelligence and a highly developed sense of humor about the real nature of their jobs. They are all biding their time, waiting for their true calling to reveal itself. Looks like this author has found his calling. I truly enjoyed reading your work.