“Rhyme and Punishment” is newly discovered autobiography of Richard Armour, a world-renowned humorist and academician who wrote over sixty-five books and thousands of light verses. For the first time, readers can discover his adventures leading what he called his “double life,” in “cap and gown” and “cap …
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Robert Nathan was a master of satiric fantasy and the author of over forty books. He often wrote about people who were romantic, gentle, and whimsical. He said, “A writer can find reality in an open sewer or an April meadow. It’s all a matter of where you choose to …
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Mark! My Words on Books “Axioms to Grind” is a newly discovered book of delightfully humorous aphorisms by America’s foremost writer of humor and light verse, Richard Armour. Dr. Armour was the prolific author of over sixty books, as well as a friend and mentor. Now a newly discovered …
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Can you imagine sending your children to school to be taught by a teacher who can’t sign her name? Would you be confident filling a prescription from a doctor who didn’t know how to sign it? If you made a legal agreement with a business enterprise, would you trust an …
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Can your children say or sing “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious? If they can, they’ve probably enjoyed the Walt Disney film Mary Poppins, starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. Audiences today are flocking to see Saving Mr. Banks, starring Emma Thompson as P.L. Travers, the author of the classic book on which the …
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