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The Book of Felix: 9th Life. Written by motivational humorist Felix Wright. This work is a compilation of satirical short stories, poetry, essays & maxims on modern life. No topic in this book is off limits. Prepare to laugh at tales of heartbreak, and hilarious, yet, thought provoking essays, maxims and poetry on various issues from proper hygiene to crooked politicians. The Book of Felix is a page turner written to inspire, educate and entertain.

Vertebrave: 33 Mental Minerals of Fortitude contains 33 very important concepts to remember when being bombarded with the cacophony of life. These notions of modern survival are delivered artistically through humorous anecdotes, esoteric verse, and truisms.

FELIX Wright pens a fictional novel and films his own reality TV show in bizarre circumstances. But now his wife Jill claims she wrote the book and it's factual and that her friend Belinda owns the film. So who wrote the book 'Write Yourself Free: Female Fact or Male Fiction?' Prepare for a battle of the sexes as the dark disturbing unspoken secrets of a marriage are laid bare ....

A collection of short comics about rogues, scalawags, and ne'er-do-wells created by the SpiderForest Webcomic Collective!

Clothbound vol. containing copies of depositions pertaining to the court claim of San Francisco banker Felix Argenti against the U.S. government, for payment due from a purchase of cattle in 1851 by Adam Johnston, an Indian agent for the U.S. Office of Indian Affairs. The testimony provides information about the treatment of Central and Southern Calif. Indians during the 1850s, treaty-making practices, and corrupt business dealings among Indian agents. Includes depositions by Samuel A. Bishop, Joel H. Brooks, Alexander Godey, Adam Johnston, Redick McKee, and Edward J. Stearns. Other prominent persons involved include Col. John C. Frémont, and James D. Savage, an Indian agent.