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"Superb ... one of the best readings of a Mark Twain book to which I've ever listened, and I've listened to almost all of them. An energetic and remarkably impassioned narration that brings out the powerful emotions and ironies of one of Mark Twain's complex works and adds new dimensions."
--R. Kent Rasmussen, Audiobook critic, Library Journal, on Mark Twain's Puddnhead Wilson narrated by Richard Henzel

" I would recommend this book to anyone; and in this case, with such an excellent reader, I would rather listen to it than read it off a page--he adds so much."
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First, an mp3 of my reading (with original music) of Lord Buckley's hip jive translation of
Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven," or, "THE BUGBIRD"

Next, three clips from The Return of the Hip Messiah by Charles Pike.
A Prop Thtr production at Donny's Skybox at Second City Theatre. Chicago 1999.
Directed by Aaron Freeman, Music by Jonathan Menchin, Scott Vehill and Jonathan Lavan, Producers.
Video shot by Jim Sikora.

I call the Garageband® mix playing under the poem NeenerNeener for no particular reason.

If you've made it this far, you have arrived at a little poem by screenwriter Danny Rubens, from his classic film Groundhog Day; this is a solo version of the little duet which Rob Riley and I performed: "Rise and Shine, Campers!!"