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Media coverage
The Pedestal Magazine, February 2007 by James Owens ... “Woman-in-a-Box" by
Roberta Beach Jacobson tells the bitterly funny, wisely satirical story of
a man who falls in love with a blow-up doll. .. ... The tales range from hilarious, from Roberta Beach Jacobson’s “Woman-in-a-Box,” the torrid, yet poignant love between a man and his blowup doll, to spooky ...
by Victor Dwyer ... Some of the funniest stuff here plays to themes that seem embedded in the Euro-tour script, no matter the particular era or players involved. In a piece called Can You Find the Flusher?, Roberta Beach Jacobson ponders the inevitable challenges posed by distinct national systems of waste disposal. Her bottom-line advice, written after getting lost in the depths of a German toilet cubicle: "Don't panic, just explore. You'll get it." ... ABC (Australia), April 29, 2003 by Emma Rodgers ... The first two chapters give you a pretty good idea of the types of blunders inexperienced travellers are drawn into. A particularly good example of this is written by Roberta Beach Jacobson who spent an inordinate amount of time trying to work out how to flush the toilet in a German toilet block. She adeptly describes her ignorance of the foreign ablution blocks: "The crowd out there must be getting annoyed. You can hear their impatient sighs. What have you been doing in there for so long?" ...
Media Bistro, September 17, 2007 by Jenny Rough Write to Travel blog, July 12, 2007 by Liz Lewis The Cat Fanciers' Association's Fanc-e-Mews, September 1, 2006 by Karen
Lawrence by Marc Dubin and Frank
Kydonief How to Survive Your Marriage,by Hundreds of Heads, Yadin Kaufmann, and Lori Kaufmann (Hundreds of Heads How to Survive a Move,
by Hundreds
of Heads, Jamie Allen, and Kazz Regelman (Hundreds of Heads Survival
Guides, 2005) The Fabjob Guide to Become a Published Writer, by Sheila Seifert (Fabjob Guides, 2004) Markets Are Waiting for Your Articles and Stories, by Niki Taylor (SelfHelpGuides.com, 2003) The Book of Aspirations, by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (U.N., 2000) Top |