Bill Schmalfeldt: 4 books

This is the story of Bill Schmalfeldt’s “Parkinson’s Decade” from being diagnosed in 2000, to having brain surgery in 2007, through today. The story is told in a humorous, satirical, almost jovial first-person, conversational style. It’s a book that should be on the reading list of anyone...

Mud and Jake Klemper were special boys. Their father knew how special they were although his constant browbeating did little to encourage their special gift. The boys would have lived their lives unknown and uncared about in Slope Oak, Iowa, if not for a little song Mud and Jake composed one hot afternoon.

Since professional conservative muckraker Andrew Breitbart died in March 2012, there has been a growing number of con artists and former associates who, in order to keep making money off the Breitbart name, have attempted to canonize the man as a saint of the conservative movement. This book tells...

For obvious reasons his real identity can not revealed. His life remains in constant danger. But he tells his story for the first time in this hilarious first-hand account. Along the way, you’ll learn about his unique upbringing, his philosophy, and how to survive when EVERYONE wants to kill you!