The Asininity Expose is a compilation of about 60 true anecdotes, short stories, quotes and rambling thoughts. Written in a very witty and funny fashion, the theme of the book is Nelson's 'two newly coined words'. Do these 'new words' aptly describe you? Read pages 19 thru 23 - and you'll know the answer.
The author revels in the freedom of creative license. When deemed necessary to focus the reader's mind on the humor, in the seriousness of everyday life, he effectively uses a modicum of exaggeration, to accomplish this.
Eclectic topics are explored, and presented with brevity. Therefore, reading at a slower pace could enable one to better sense when something is written between the lines. This is the kind of book that can be enjoyed over and over again - a few pages at a time, or from beginning to end.
Out of respect, personal details of the author's marriages have been facetiously fictionalized. Surreptitiously, this also covers the face of sadness, with a mask of wit.
The sole purpose of the book is encompassed in the title, The Asininity Expose. And the subtitle provides the very essence of the work - SerioWitty Rambling.