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Tom Ball's book is that rarest of birds, a book of original quotations and some of the quotes are original prognostications. Every subject under the sun is covered from Love to Future Engineering to Freedom to Mind Reading Technology to Eternal Youth and so on. There's a quote for every occasion. The book is good philosophy and wisdom to live by, especially with a view to the future...

This book is about a secret CIA program to clone historical geniuses. In the book there are over 100 cloned geniuses, all aged 20 and with their faces changed from the original. In the course of the book, the geniuses are interviewed about their thoughts on the modern world. Some of the views are surprising . . . This book is top secret but sources say some of the geniuses must be imposters since their remains and hence DNA are unknown. Some people say the CIA has brainwashed other geniuses or mixed the geniuses an so on . . . You be the judge.

It's 1960. Welcome to the world of ten-year-old Liam Freddy McAfee, who's spilling the beans about his family, friends, neighbors and classmates --telling everything they don't want anyone to know. Humorous first fiction from renowned musician Tom Ball.

"A Post Apocalyptic Regimented Society" is a 2018 Scars Publications book by Tom Ball. This was originally a 2018 chapbook release through Scars Publications via Down in the Dirt magazine. This chapbook by Tom Ball was later turned into the 6" x 9" ISBN# book.

These tales follow the exploits of Ben Drake, a detective with a passion for small cigars and big fights, a love of Old Grand Dad and a weakness for women in trouble. North of Las Vegas in the fictional town of Testacy City, Drake sniffs out killers, thieves, kidnappers, double crossers, crooked cops and number runners, all culminating in the bizarre murder of Gentleman Joe Biggs, a well loved bowling hero. As he continues to crack clues in the case, Drake is drawn deeper into a city wide criminal conspiracy.

The 6" x 9" perfect bound ISBN# book "Perfectly Imperfect" was originally released as the 5.5" x 8.5" perfect bound December 2011 issue (v101) of "Down in the Dirt" magazine, published by Scars Publications. Writers and artists included in this issue are Janet Kuypers, Fritz Hamilton, Mel Waldman, Sarah Lucille Marchant, Robert D. Lyons, Mary Stone, Lisa Cappiello, Christopher Hanson, Tom Ball, Marcin Majkowski, Katrina K Guarascio, David Meuel, Ryan Priest, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Ben Leib, S. MacLeod, Matthew Middleton, Matt Cunha, Jon Brunette, E. J. Loera, Ben Macnair, Sarah Mallery, Jack Bristow, Mike Brennan, Will Millar, Sandy Longley, Alexander G. Tozzi, Timothy Kidwell, and Connor Cook.

(Guitar). Nothing makes a guitar ring like a dropped-D. The simplicity and grace within this tuning really catch one's ear, and it lends itself well to almost any type of music. This book features 17 pieces in dropped-D tuning, covering a wide array of musical genres. All songs are played fingerstyle. Contents include: traditional folk songs, Joseph Spence style, blues in D, Irish and Latin songs, classical pieces and more. All examples are played on the accompanying CD by Tom Ball, plus bonus tracks.

A fictional memoir - except when it isn't. From a cell in Bridgeton Prison, Timothy DiAngelo looks back upon a curious life.