An Unbelievably
Hilarious Romp Through the Varities of Life
CliffR
A
hilarious six book series of memoirs by:
Clifton R. Livingstone
The Books:
The CliffR Project comprises a memoirs in six volumes which run
contiguously from book to book like a six part mini series
on Television. The books chronicle Livingstone's
missed
business opportunities, unbelievable foibles with the fates,
and close brushes with fame and fortune which live up to it's
billing as a non stop romp morning, noon, and night...
The
funniest true life stories on the Planet.
Livingstone is either the Baron Munchausen of
life’s little foibles or the best storyteller
of the genre... you decide! Never a dull
moment in these autobiographic “woulda, shoulda, coulda’ stories!
“He’s
a damn funny writer and the book is an
entertaining frolic.” - Glen Cheriton,
Publisher.
Missed business
opportunities, unbelievable foibles with the
fates, close brushes with fame and fortune are
humorously described in even more short,
too-wacky-to-be-invented, autobiographical
stories.
The writer's zany,
eccentric life makes for a galloping romp
through history. - Glen Cheriton, publisher.
Book 3 chronicles a
myriad of wacky and head shaking 'bin there,
did it, wished I hadn't' type Karmic 'Innie'
and 'Outie' misadventures, which either
involves the cops or are moving vehicle related.
Nearly everybody can
relate in some way with at least one or
another of these hapless hapses.
Titled, 'When the
Chips are Down, the Buffalo is Empty', this
volume returns to the crazy foibles of life
and business mishaps that are the hallmark of
books 1 and 2.
The writer claims at
least six world titles, for example, 'The
wrong place at the wrong time', 'The world's
quickest Government run around', and more.
LA is a Kosher Burrito',
deals mainly with the salad bar and club
flower selling days of the seventies and early
eighties. As you can imagine, the setting is
ripe for wild ones of every kind, and it
definitely didn't disappoint.
The
final books leads into the Dot Com craze of
the late nineties and comes out with Look.com,
once listed for sale at 15 million dollars at
the peak, now stolen by rogue partners.
That's just the tip of the ice burg for this
final volume where a whole new saga right from
the Twilight Zone jumps in.
