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Laughingcleaver Imprint releases, "Quarantina," by comedic humorist Wayne Tatum
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DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C.'s Laughingcleaver Press Imprint releases, "Quarantina," a satirical interpretation of a modern pandemic by Wayne Tatum - comedian - satirist . . .

CARTHAGE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. through Laughingcleaver Press Imprint, released "Quarantina" by comedic humorist, Wayne Tatum on 25 September 2020. This short fiction title, serves as a primer for, Tatum's impending release . . . "Illustrated Tales for the Easily Entertained." Both books celebrate life through off-beat humor and wit, which readers from all walks of life find entertaining as the comic in Tatum reminds us life is an entertaining event where we can find humor even in today's universe.

Reviews:
This quirky and quaint quodlibet has some sweet moments and nice surprises along the way. --Rick Drehmer - Composer

Quarantina is an enjoyable story about everyday family life interaction along with a touching romance. --Steve Pevenstein

About the Book:
After a 'minor' viral type disaster from Wuhan China takes place, America shuts down daily business and all inhabitants are forced or are required in a strong fashion to self-quarantine. The Kovid family, who live somewhere in the Eastern US make the best of it through planned shopping maneuvers, family togetherness at dinner time and the TV set. Mom and Dad Kovid have three sons aged 17, 16 and 13. The middle son has a sweetheart named 'Amber', who at the beginning of the quarantine is a patient on a hospital ship, and is dying from COVID-19, when a miracle takes place.

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About the Author:
Wayne Tatum is a walking enthusiast and progressing pilgrim on the rocky narrow road of Christianity who early on experienced life through the perspectives of sports, theater, music, creative writing, and home movies. He is a self-described class clown who built his voice through self-inflicted wisdom, while honing a comedic discipline that has entertained everyone who has encountered him throughout his up and down life-time achievements--including church orchestras, blues open mic sessions by way of trombone, and singing. He is married to a beautiful lady from Rio de Janeiro, and they reside in his home state of Maryland.

Publisher: Author Wayne Tatum's titles are available at Laughingcleaver Press through DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. https://www.donnaink.com and https://www.donnaink.com/waynetatum

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