One morning, my husband and I discover a tiny man trapped inside a fish oil pill. After carefully extracting him from the casing, we learn of the astonishing events that lead to his encapsulation, his experience of involuntary teleportation and time travel, and the dream that kept him alive. Together, we embark on a journey to return him to his rightful size and place in the world, but not before Nikita Khrushchev shows up in our bedroom and Raoul Wallenberg returns from the past. The story of Nicky Chase: Man in a Fish Oil Pill is a story of human transformation, of following your dream, of...

Slouching Towards My Weltanschauung contains eighteen essays, most of which were written in jest. Subjects include Leni Riefenstahl, Simone Weil, Judge Judy, The Biggest Loser, mindful meditation, La Cosa Nostra, ghosts and ghost hunters, the author's painful feet, divine messages regarding vegetable packaging, burn-out, the top-twenty, bestselling, intellectual books of all time (maybe), waking to pee through the night after age fifty, plants with PTSD, and a search for the magical Red Ball Jets. This book is about 100 pages, followed by excerpts from the author's other books in the back....