Truth Can be Funnier Than Fiction

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 29, 2009 -- When does truth become funnier than fiction? When it becomes wrapped up in a Karmic Car Cycle. The Karmic Car Cycles, is an unbelievable real life romp of hilarious true to life car misadventures. Having led one of the wackiest, most unusual, and unlikely lives on the planet the author romps through these oftentimes unbelievable real life Karmic Car adventures at the rate of about ten laughs a minute.

Mr. Livingstone proposes that his car misadventures all occurred because he had a Karmic Car Cycle going on. He then builds his case though a series of uproariously funny ‘vignettes' that work in their right own over and above the narrative. Writing is about addressing other people. Mr. Livingstone has accurately identified the things about his life's experiences which could be of interest to others. This gives The Karmic Car Cycles a far more universal appeal than an average straight forward narrative might offer.
The Karmic Car Cycles also has a universal appeal which nearly everyone can enjoy in the sense that while located mainly in Canada, the misadventures could just as easily have happened to anybody anywhere in the world whether rich, poor, male, female, sane, zany or still just plain in their boots.

Likewise, the author’s self-imposed criterion that all included material be either entertaining and/or thought provoking for the benefit of others is a rule from which many writers could benefit. If you have not read any other book in your entire lifetime, do yourself a favour and read The Karmic Car Cycles. Hint, if you’re an animal lover all the more reason for treating this book as a gold medal winner.
Both paperback and hard cover versions are available at website www.karmiccarcycles.com. A twelve month buy-back guarantee is provided for resellers. A copy is also available for reviewers upon request through email at: pressrelease@authorhouse.com.

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