Tony Laplume

"Tribute: Dr. Seuss" is a captivating comic book biography that explores the life and legacy of the beloved author, Dr. Seuss. From his humble beginnings as a political cartoonist to his rise as a revolutionary children's author, this story traces the journey of Theodor Geisel's creative genius. With whimsical art and imaginative storytelling, the comic delves into Seuss's groundbreaking approach to storytelling, his unforgettable characters, and the impact his work continues to have on generations of readers. Through triumphs and struggles, "Tribute: Dr. Seuss" celebrates the visionary who forever changed the world of children's literature.

Poems from 2008, a follow-up to The Terror of Knowing, part of the New Fade sequence, featuring a piercing and sometimes harrowing look at the poet's thoughts and experiences.

My third volume of poetry (after Terror of Knowing and We'll See) includes the "Economics" sequence that reflects the emerging Great Recession, originally written in the first half of 2009.

For years I've been writing Christmas poems for my family. For the past three years I've been issuing them in book form as well.

In 2018 Alex Helton's wrestling name Alex Dane, and he's the biggest star in WPW, but in 2013, he's still just Alex Helton and trying to convince himself that his career in NOVA isn't over before it's really begun. Follow Alex as his career blossoms, he learns hard truths about professional wrestling and life in general. There's more to sports entertainment than just learning the ropes. Sometimes it takes a leap of logic to appreciate what it's all about. Sometimes it takes, well, a monkey flip.

For three months, December 2013 thru February 2014, I read the Bible...as if it were a book. I stripped away the traditional devotional aspect and plunged in. The results were illuminating. I took notes. I recorded every time God (or someone else ) smites someone. I jotted down pop culture references waiting to happen. I discovered a Jewish Game of Thrones And I struggled to reconcile the changing face of faith. I found unclaimed heroes. Generally, I found a book that is as fascinating, and even entertaining, today as it's ever been.

A Christmas poem of sometimes exasperating nonsense, but it comes around with a celebration of "the magic of the moment."

A Collection of Short Stories. From Science Fiction to Horror to Comedy, this anthology has a little bit of everything for the short story lover.