Dennis Brown is an occasional author. He satirizes our society's values, politics, and culture with a unique brand of irreverent humor. When not annoying people by seeking the papacy, he writes about presidential libraries, spam robocallers, and other topics that are outside of his limited areas of expertise.
You can purchase his books on Amazon in either Kindle or paperback format.
Check the blog for the latest news, musings, and complaints.
Newest posts about telephone spammers and the TCPA:
What does Trump's election mean for the TCPA?
My all-time favorite crazy TCPA case: Robocaller blames the victim for having a phone!
Convergent Outsourcing (now TSI) robocalls, data breach, etc.
Midland Credit Management (MCM) robocalls, part 2
Midland Credit Management (MCM) robocalls, part 1
Newest posts about music:
The "Bad" #1 Hits blog - The worst #1s of the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s
Who Voted for the Hologram?
Enjoy a vicarious road trip to all thirteen official presidential libraries and museums, with unusual anecdotes and opinionated commentary at each stop.
How Not to
Run for Pope
The '80s Are
Enough
Read the true story of an outsider who launched a campaign for the papacy.
Take a ride on the '80s nostalgia bandwagon, with a cranky and slightly critical look at the songs and music videos that we loved.
Telephone
Terrorism
Robocalls have been called the scourge of modern civilization. This book tells the tragic but humorous story behind the calls and the government's effort to stop them.
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