Postcards from the Moon

Rating:
Summary: Fun to Look At, Fun to Read
Review: A collection of rare and unusual postcards and their hilarious "back stories" from the rare and unusual mind of William Steinkellner. Each card has it's own story, some of them laugh out loud funny and others touching -- all of them interesting. It's one of those books that's even funnier the second time around.

Rating:
Summary: Fun to Look At, Fun to Read
Review: A collection of rare and unusual postcards and their hilarious "back stories" from the rare and unusual mind of William Steinkellner. Each card has it's own story, some of them laugh out loud funny and others touching -- all of them interesting. It's one of those books that's even funnier the second time around.

Rating:
Summary: Original and hilarious
Review: Mr. Steinkellner must have a highly tuned sense of the absurd. Where others see merely quaint old photos, he sees a world where a picture really does say more than 1000 words. They say just enough to fill a postcard. In this case, a picture says a thousand laughs.

Rating:
Summary: Original and hilarious
Review: Postcards From The Moon presents ninety of William Steinkellner's writings, so short and succinct that they each fit on the back of a postcard. His observations are satirical, poignant, irreverent, suspenseful, and sometimes simply hilarious. The picture postcards run the gamut of prom queens, beauty queens, bathing beauties, bathing babies, the Baby Jesus, dance classes, family reunions, lamp jumpers, bank robbers, space aliens, nuns, dogs, barbers, saints, and more. Postcards From The Moon is thoroughly entertaining, thought-proving, and occasionally enlightening. You'll never again look at picture postcards quite the same.

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining, thought-provoking, occasionally enlightening.
Review: Postcards From The Moon presents ninety of William Steinkellner's writings, so short and succinct that they each fit on the back of a postcard. His observations are satirical, poignant, irreverent, suspenseful, and sometimes simply hilarious. The picture postcards run the gamut of prom queens, beauty queens, bathing beauties, bathing babies, the Baby Jesus, dance classes, family reunions, lamp jumpers, bank robbers, space aliens, nuns, dogs, barbers, saints, and more. Postcards From The Moon is thoroughly entertaining, thought-proving, and occasionally enlightening. You'll never again look at picture postcards quite the same.