Cyberspace Vampire

By Billie Snow

This two-act comedy features Vangela, a newly-fledged vampire who is allergic to dust. She becomes smitten with Van Helsing, who runs a local funeral parlor and casket emporium. He hates vampires and invents numerous gadgets for trapping them—but is equally smitten with Vangela. Believing that Van Helsing will never accept her as a vampire, Vangela is determined to become human again. Vangela’s Transylvanian sire becomes exasperated with her obsessions and seeks assistance from the ancient Grand Vizier vampire. Numerous antics ensue. [more]

If It Hurts So Much, Why Do I Keep Doing It?

By William W. Snow, MSW, LCSW.

​What if I said, “All the problems in your current life started with a decision you made when you were three years old?”

Would you laugh?
Would you think that’s impossible?
But—would you want to know more?

That’s what this book is about. Why a decision you made then affects 98% of your feelings and behavior now. Also, how you can free yourself from the problems it still creates in your life today. [more]

Congresswomen

A classic Greek comedy by Aristophanes, translated into English by William W. Snow and Billie Snow. The play’s title is also translated as Assemblywomen.

From Wikipedia: “The women of Athens assume control of the government and institute reforms that ban private wealth and enforce sexual equity for the old and unattractive. In addition to Aristophanes’ political and social satire, Congresswomen derives its comedy through sexual and scatological humor.”

In the Shadow of the Rage Monster

By Wynter Snow

This memoir describes Wyn’s challenges of coping with a toxic childhood, her struggles to create a satisfying life as an adult, and her journey of healing her inner wounded child.

Cyberspace Vampire

By Billie Snow

This two-act comedy features Vangela, a newly-fledged vampire who is allergic to dust. She becomes smitten with Van Helsing, who runs a local funeral parlor and casket emporium. He hates vampires and invents numerous gadgets for trapping them—but is equally smitten with Vangela. Believing that Van Helsing will never accept her as a vampire, Vangela is determined to become human again. Vangela’s Transylvanian sire becomes exasperated with her obsessions and seeks assistance from the ancient Grand Vizier vampire. Numerous antics ensue. [more]

If It Hurts So Much, Why Do I Keep Doing It?

By William W. Snow, MSW, LCSW.

​What if I said, “All the problems in your current life started with a decision you made when you were three years old?”

Would you laugh?
Would you think that’s impossible?
But—would you want to know more?

That’s what this book is about. Why a decision you made then affects 98% of your feelings and behavior now. Also, how you can free yourself from the problems it still creates in your life today. [more]

Congresswomen

A classic Greek comedy by Aristophanes, translated into English by William W. Snow and Billie Snow. The play’s title is also translated as Assemblywomen.

From Wikipedia: “The women of Athens assume control of the government and institute reforms that ban private wealth and enforce sexual equity for the old and unattractive. In addition to Aristophanes’ political and social satire, Congresswomen derives its comedy through sexual and scatological humor.”

In the Shadow of the Rage Monster

By Wynter Snow

This memoir describes Wyn’s challenges of coping with a toxic childhood, her struggles to create a satisfying life as an adult, and her journey of healing her inner wounded child.