Coaxial wrote: 
I'm doing alright all things considered. I still deal with symptoms on a daily basis, but I am trying to become a better person.
It comes with the territory, I guess. Thank you very much for asking how I'm doing :)

 Tim42 wrote: 

Congratulations on the book Tim...More importantly, to me anyway, how are you doing these days?

 Manbird wrote: 
I appreciate the gesture, I hope you enjoy it. :)

The Book of Love

 Tim42 wrote: 
Cool. I'll buy a copy. 

I wrote a collection of poetry. It's called Visions of a Schizophrenic and it's a collection of poems I wrote before being diagnosed, during severe symptoms, and after starting the recovery process. It hasn't gotten much publicity, mostly due to my publisher wanting money upfront to pimp it.

If you're interested here's the link: (click here)

This will make things more interesting for all you would be authors...http://www.fastpencil.com/

 bokey wrote: 
For a free copy, I'll be happy to write a very compelling amazon.com review

   It's real.   

 Manbird wrote: 

Glad I was able to get to the bottom of that...

 BillJ wrote: 
Hey, that's what my book says you plagiaristocrat! 

 Yibbyl wrote: 

My brother wrote (okay, co-wrote):

Philosophy Through Video Games

available through Amazon. Use RP's link so Bill gets a little sliver of the proceeds.

 BillJ wrote: 
"Pull" is one of my favorite words, along with "tug".  I have issues.

 Coaxial wrote: 

There aren't any words (except maybe "pull", or something like that)

 phineas wrote: 
Well, we do get a lot of Canadian tourists, come to think of it.

How To Make Your Own Gravy

 BillJ wrote: 

When you finish reading it are you doing another?

 Yibbyl wrote: 

I made a children's pop-up book (hold the wisecracks, or not) but there is only one in existence.