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Dan Laszlo

Prostate Cancer is (not) Funny: The True Story of a Smartass and His Prostate

Prostate Cancer is (not) Funny: The True Story of a Smartass and His Prostate

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Think "Dave Barry/Lenny Bruce/George Carlin" explain prostate cancer."

Prostate Cancer is (not) Funny is the true story of a smartass and his prostate undiluted, brutally frank expos that compels the reader to laugh at the common and absurd experiences of prostate cancer patients.

Prostate Cancer is (not) Funny is a nonfiction fantasy that spans the humor, medical, and self-help genres.

Warning: Dan Laszlo cusses like a pirate.

He's really pissed off at prostate cancer.

Prostate cancer is diagnosed in over 200,000 men every year. 

This book provides them with a fast-paced, angst-free, effortless, and hilarious read that entertains and informs.

Over 65 original illustrations, graphics, or photos reinforce the text and make this book just plain fun to read. It is a prostate cancer education and support book disguised as a stand-up comedy.

Printed in a 14-point font for easy reading. 

Author: Dan Laszlo Ph. D.
Publisher: Dan Laszlo
Published: 09/08/2012
Pages: 164
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.50lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.35d
ISBN: 9780615695525

About the Author
Who is qualified to write a factually accurate comedic treatment of prostate cancer? How about the guy who supported himself as a singing telegram man while working on his Ph.D.? Or the guy who wrote songs like The Left Breast is Best and sang them for his supper at hippy-dippy vegetarian restaurants in the 1970s? Or a scientist who regularly makes presentations at professional conferences as an excuse to do a little stand-up comedy? How about the guy who presents his farcical tale to prostate cancer support groups to laugh about their common challenges? That guy is me, Dan Laszlo, and in 2008 my prostate and I were separated due to irreconcilable differences wanted to live and it wanted to metastasize. Communicating a topic as serious as prostate cancer in a comedic shell required the deployment of skills I developed in all my careers singing telegram man's comedic delivery, an elementary school teacher's gentle and effective communication, and a scientist's technical accuracy. Want to know more about the author? Trust me, if you read this book you will learn more about Dan Laszlo than anyone should know about a man besides his maker, his doctor, or his soul mate. 

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