Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher. Part One: O.G.P

Al’s drunky, fighty life pretty much goes to shit one fateful night in Twenty-Something-Teen: his woman dumps him; a bum runs off with his last paycheck; the ghost of a 1970’s pimp tries to swallow him whole, and not in a good way. But when he finds out he can punch the lingering spirits of the dearly departed straight to hell-- or, you know, wherever-- things start looking up. This is the first of three books in the "Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher." series and contains an exclusive bonus preview of "Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher. Part Two: Paranormal Dick."

About the Author

The Reverend Paul D. (middle-name Damn, YO!) Miller is the inspiration for such fictional characters as Batman, Dr. Phil, and Abraham Lincoln, as well as the architect of civilization as we understand it. Reverend Paulie is the rightful wielder of The Stormstaff, and his achievements include turning America fat, invading Canada, and convincing the world he does not exist. Most sources correctly cite him as the final arbiter of what is and isn't stupid as fuck. I'm not saying Oprah Winfrey sees his face when she prays at night, but I'm not not saying that, either. Recently, in his capacity as the Scary Jesus of the American South, Paul dropped the sickest burn in the history of Huntsville, Alabama on some poor douchebag riding a three-wheeled scooter, then grabbed his girlfriend's ass, took a long drag on a Marlboro Red, and went about his day. He also writes poetry. For children. Reach him at [email protected], and visit www.blogpuncher.com

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