Mourning Remembrance: A collection of mocking obituaries
Jim EarlRipped from the deadlines: A collection of mocking obituaries of real people. Written by Emmy Award-winning writer Jim Earl. Art by Martha Previte (mixed-media collages). Nathan Smith (illustrations in book). Tony Millionaire (book cover art).
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Soulless AI-generated depiction of the Immaterial Essence burning in dumpster fire.
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Art by Martha Previte ©2024 https://www.patreon.com/MarthaPrevite
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From the archives: Antonin Scalia: The Poor Man’s Robert Bork
Antonin Scalia, the jolly, bushy eye-browed Santa-sized racist misogynist homophobe fake-intellectual Supreme Court Justice who regularly pled “no contest” to free meals, is dead after 79 years of staining his robes.
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