created to address a critical need, tactfully, by Luann Overstreet & Susan Rhoads
quirk that impairs the quality of a few (hopefully a few) of our relationships. Doesn't it amaze you, when people think that just because we are honest, that we are stupid, simple-minded and incredibly gullible ??? From politicians to those nearest and dearest to our hearts, oftentimes, the mere fact that we are honest, makes those, who aren't, think they don't have to bother to tell us good lies. It's downright insulting that those less ethical sorts, don't even bother to fib well, or can bother to get their whoppers straight! Here's how you can tell them either to improve, or give up the habit, because you're on to 'em. A gift of My Liary, from you to them, is the indisputable proof of that. It's a tool to help them hone their skills, so you, the giver, may hope to remain in blissful ignorance of their failings some fine day, if they can't seem to amend this little character flaw. It's 82 pages (and one of the authors or both, Luann Overstreet or Susan Rhoads, will autograph it, if you wish): MY LIARY a journal to record all my fibs, white lies, and larger distortions of the truth
A Multimedia Gallery of Art, Literature and Invention
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There are quotes scattered throughout. All funny, all gently satirical, and all pithy. These tidy sayings are concise comments on the art of fibbing, which clearly has a long and famous history. The quote go back about 3000 years. Illustrations from cartoonists, of the late 1800's and the early 1900s, have been added as well. These artists were popular in English and American magazines of that period. The comical and quirky pictures were selected to illustrate and reinforce the comical take on lying in the quotations used in this handy Journal.
go the longest way." -- Samuel Butler (1612-1680) |

The quotes, in themselves, form a testimonial through the ages -- proving that amateur liars are as old as the ability to communicate. Career liars, of course, may exist but there's no proof. Professional liars don't get caught and so their actual existence remains elusive. Ranging from the earliest written records, including the dates and authors who coined them, the bits of verse and comments upon those untalented beings -- who were caught -- provide a humorous history of the trait. |
Some quotes are newly written and unique to this journal: "All Pinocchio really needed was a good plastic surgeon." -- S. Rhoads |

15.00, more is fine, plus postage.
the first 500 copies (of the limited run of 1,000) goes to one of them, the other 50% of the rest goes to Elfinspell to sponsor new artists and authors to be published here.
we don't take credit cards. Send check or money order, and we'll send the book. Or we can send it COD, which still exists. But it costs extra. To get yours, let us know here, by writing us.
you can afford it, otherwise Luann can autograph it for you for free!
some more Liary related accessories soon! |
