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Overdoing It: Humor by Mike Walsh

Mike Walsh was the editor of Expresso Tilt (along with Lee Peck). Here are some of his contributions to the magazine.

Sex and Death Poetry -- All poetry, give or take a few stanzas per century, is about just two subjects.

The Great Comprise Debate -- Are you comprised or are you comprised of?

Conspiracy of Embarrassment -- Folks, a plot is lurking behind the common, household pencil.

Sorry About All That -- I've always tried to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

Just Say Yo -- Isn't it wonderful to be able to say everything without really saying anything at all?

Get Rich Quick -- Looking for a way to prove that you are better than other people?

Bad News in Babylon -- Are you experiencing a vague, nagging sense of dissatisfaction? Don't let it get you down, because you are not alone.

Editorial Balderdash -- Why bald people deserve their fate.

The Miracle of Saint James Hampton -- The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly is one of the most amazing pieces of folk art you'll ever see.

Eating America (Man o' the Year Award) -- The editor and an unnamed associate travel the East Coast discussing affairs of the day while injecting popular fast foods.

Tips for Writers -- What NOT to do to achieve fabulous fame and fortune.

The Gipper and His Friends at Dirty Dick's -- A short story for the Gipper issue.

No Joyce Carol Oates -- The warranty explained.

The Shaggs -- and How They Changed My Life.

The Wonder of Leonard Nimoy -- Homage to the inspiring poet and stirring singer.

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Mike Walsh published a true crime book titled Fallen Son in 1994. You can purchase it from Amazon.com. As quoted from the cover: "The coast-to-coast true crime story of the perfect American family shattered by murder--and the son who kept on killing."