Jason Rizos: 9 books

This book is intended for “advanced” students of grammar. That is, people with a basic comprehension of the elements of the English language, or what are also known as “parts of speech.” Here is a quick test to find out if it is right for you. The meaning and some examples of all of these...

At only 5,000 words, this book quickly and succinctly explains the logic and best practices for strategizing, organizing, and composing a college-level essay, regardless of the topic area. Great for students and Professionals alike. Breaks down rhetorical form into its key components. Become more...

An intrepid band of former deep-sea fishermen become astronauts in order to solve the world's energy crisis. A journey to Jupiter's moon, Calisto, turns up an extraterrestrial creature with a metabolic body temperature in the thousands of degrees--capturing it won't be easy. 6500 words

An evil schoolteacher keeps her 3rd grade students in line by killing their pet hamsters when they misbehave. That is, until one heroic student decides to take action and attempt a rescue!

A disillusioned psychologist finds himself facing a growing and insidious trend--the latest mental health craze involves drilling a hole in one's head for "enlightenment" and mental salvation. Trepanation as popular culture. Meanwhile, his marriage is falling apart and his best friend is losing his mind as well. 4300 Words.

Literary young adult collection of humorous short fiction in which adolescent heroes conquer such diabolical foes as the the Robosaurus, a sadistic teacher, a mysterious rusted can, and a preternatural kickball villain.

In this bizarre story, we find an apprentice kidnapper lurking a high school parking lot looking for prized cheerleaders to capture and ransom to aliens.

Filled with humorous, Lovecraft-spoofing humor, where the cats wind up getting the best of the human, despite his malicious intentions! Perfectly appropriate for animal lovers of all kinds!

Jack Mosey is in a predicament--he's underwater on his mortgage and the best option his broker suggests is donation of his eyes. Not to worry, prosthetic eyes almost as good as the original can replace them. Told through a series of letters exchanged between the two, Jack Mosey is slowly convinced...