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Cover Reveal: Dancer on the Ceiling: More Darkly Humorous Tales by Mark Nutter

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Today, we roll out the red carpet for the amazing Mark Gutter, who is about to unveil the beautiful cover of his newest masterpiece, Dancer on the Ceiling: More Darkly Humorous Tales. Prepare to be enchanted, for what you’re about to see is not just a cover—it’s a visual symphony that captures the very soul of storytelling. 📚💖

Presenting…

About the Book

Presenting laugh-out-loud stories for lovers of absurd comedy, featuring an eccentric cast of characters including Derek Organ: Private Investigator, Lionel the Moth, Roman slave Servus Minimus, the Battlefield Masseur, ambulance chaser Bradley Scherp, the Incredibly Delusional Shrinking Man, Compound Fracture the Clown, and of course, the Dancer on the Ceiling.

You can find Dancer on the Ceiling: More Darkly Humorous Tales here:
Amazon | Barnes & Noble | BookBaby


About The Authors

Mark Nutter

MARK NUTTER grew up in a motel near Joliet, Illinois, which is not as glamorous as it sounds. He acquired a taste for absurd comedy while in the womb. Mark is the author of three short fiction collections (Dancer on the Ceiling, Giant Banana Over Texas, and Sunset Cruise on the River Styx). He’s also written for the stage (Re-Animator the Musical, The Bicycle Men, Christmas Smackdown), television (SNL, 3rd Rock from the Sun), and film (Almost Heroes).


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One response to “Cover Reveal: Dancer on the Ceiling: More Darkly Humorous Tales by Mark Nutter”

  1. annabellefranklinauthor Avatar

    I love absurd comedy, and this looks like a good one!

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