Five Philosophy Comedies

Big ideas. Bigger laughs. Who says philosophy can't be hilarious?Acclaimed comedy writer Bill Alive, author of A TALE OF TRUE LIKE and RICH, SKINNY, AND SUPER SPIRITUAL, brings you five original madcap comedies, appearing here for the first time in book form!In "Blind Date" and "The Philosophical Fiancé", we discover a secret world where a select group of philosophers actually believe what they always talk about.
Feel like really doubting your existence? Or rejecting free will? Sure, go for it, why not?What could possibly go wrong.Then, in "When Philosophers Dine (A Rather Skewed Introduction to Epistemology)", we meet a more traditional group of philosophers. Meaning, no, they don't really buy their own hype. But a more radical thinker takes them at their word, with unfortunate results. Fans and critics alike of process philosophy will not want to miss "Little Red Riding Hood (As Whitehead Might Have Told It)".
And everyone else might even be able to figure out what the heck is going on!Finally, in "Fragments of Plato's Bob", we get a glimpse of how Socrates might have handled a real life problem, instead of all this philosophy stuff. (Spoiler alert: Not Great.)If you loved watching emotions argue in the Inside Out movies, or you've just got a hankering for screwball comedies with zany characters, glittering one-liners, and more philosophy-triggered ridiculous situations than ought to be legal, get your copy of these Five Philosophy Comedies now.