Jesus Plays the Catskills    by Hank Gross
Price: $9.99 USD. 24280 words. Published on March 6, 2010. .
In this sublime retelling of the story and teachings of Christ's life, Jesus himself takes the mike and tells it to a Borscht-belt crowd as a Jewish comic might. It's the New Testament as you've never heard it before! So here he is, ladies and germs, the King of Kings, the Lamb of God...let's give it up, folks, for JESUS!

The Regular Guys    by Gaylon  Kent
Price: $9.99 USD. 92030 words. Published on September 13, 2010. .
Lenny and Larry are two comedians who begin working together more or less out of desperation. Starting at the bottom of the comedy ladder, where they were anyway, they go from small town dives to the Las Vegas Strip to become one of the biggest acts in entertainment history. The Regular Guys is a funny story about people trying to make something good happen for themselves.

Hollywood Movie Musicals: Great, Good and Glamorous    by John Howard Reid
Price: $4.99 USD. 117620 words. Published on March 25, 2011. .
In the golden years of cinema, Hollywood's Christmas presents to world-wide movie fans were always three or four spectacular musicals. In those days, musicals easily rated as the most popular movie genre. They were eagerly anticipated not only by the carriage trade but working-class audiences as well. This book provides a guide to over 150 of these crowd-pleasing, star-studded musical delights.

Hollywood's Classic Comedies: 200 Fun-Filled Films Rated & Reviewed    by John Howard Reid
Price: $4.99 USD. 102680 words. Published on April 21, 2011. .
200 classic movie comedies are discussed and reviewed (with full cast and credit details) in this must-have book that will delight every vintage film fan. If you've never heard of Abbott & Costello, The 3 Stooges, or Laurel & Hardy, this is not the book for you. On the other hand, for fans of classic Hollywood comedies, this book will evoke lively memories and guide them to buy more comedy DVDs.

88 Ways To Tell Funnier Stories    by Linda McDermott
Price: $2.99 USD. 5930 words. Published on May 29, 2011. .
Gain confidence to make your stories, case studies and anecdotes funnier. For speakers, trainers, educators, writers, professionals and people who want to laugh. Buy as a fun read, as a workbook or to have on your computer as an affirmation! 'Now when I get asked "How can I make my stories funnier, like yours?" I'll be able to simply tell them to read your book! " Tim Gard International Humorist

The Listener's Guide to Comedy Podcasts    by Jay Allbritton
Price: $0.99 USD. 10620 words. Published on June 15, 2011. .
This guide includes profiles of more than fifty of the funniest comedy podcasts for comedy fans tempted to try out the growing medium. Fill the workweek, the commute, your gym workout or your household chores with laughs from the likes of Ricky Gevais, Adam Carrolla, Marc Maron, Jimmy Pardo, Doug Benson, Scott Auckerman and dozens more great comedy hosts.

All about Charlie Chaplin    by Raja Sharma 
Price: $1.50 USD. 8540 words. Published on August 11, 2011. .
Whenever film comedy is discussed, one name can not go unmentioned, and the name is Charlie Chaplin. It seems that most of the following and the present comedians have some part of Charlie Chaplin alive in thier acting.

The Coolest People in Comedy: 250 Anecdotes    by David Bruce
Price: $1.00 USD. 26370 words. Published on October 22, 2011. .
This book contains 250 anecdotes, including this one: Starting out as a stand-up comedian can be tough. Dallas comedian Sherry Belle remembers getting laughs her first time on stage; unfortunately, the audience was laughing at all the wrong places. For example, she finished a joke, but the audience didn’t laugh, so she said, “That was the punch line.” That made the audience laugh.

The Funniest People in Comedy: 250 Anecdotes    by David Bruce
Price: $1.00 USD. 21300 words. Published on October 25, 2011. .
A sample anecdote: Lou Costello of Abbott and Costello fame really got into Christmas, setting up an elaborate Christmas display each year with angels, music, reindeer, and many hundreds of Christmas lights. Comedian George Gobel lived across the street from Mr. Costello. Mr. Gobel did nothing for Christmas except to put up a sign that said, “See our display across the street.”