Confessions of a Mad Man: to rock your boat, confuse your mind, question your sanity and make you laugh!

About The Author: "I live in a dream world of my own making, which is probably for the best, because living in a dream world of somebody else's making, might really suck " - Rick MoorePublishers Note: Hello there. My name is Elizabeth Richardson and I currently live on the glorious Gold Coast of Australia. I'm so glad you've come to join us on this adventure. I first met Rick on the pages of Facebook when I was in the midst of writing my first major work, called 500 Confessions (Book 1), and it didn't take long to notice Rick imitating my format in such a ridiculously rude and funny way that I was compelled to do something with them. They were so bad, they were BRILLIANT.Life is supposed to be fun, and while most of my confessions are intertwined with personal development, emotional soothing and a beautiful spiritual flare, Rick's are laced with debauchery, silliness and random mayhem. He taught me that God is present in everything we do, not just in the socially acceptable aspects of life - God is right here, right now in ALL part of our lives, especially in those parts that we tend to hide behind closed doors.We most noticeably FEEL that connection to God (or Spirit or Source or Infinite Intelligence or Higher Self or Inner Being, whatever you want to call it), when we laugh, when we enjoy something, when we smile or when we feel good for any reason at all, and when I first spotted Rick's "out-there" Confessions, they took me so much by surprise, I laughed like a crazy woman. God has the best sense of humor.Please note, Confessions Of A Madman contains adult language and some potentially distasteful jokes, so if you take life lightly, this will most likely be a really good read for you. If you are easily offended and you've picked this up without realizing what you've gotten yourself in for, well, take a really deep breath, prepare to be slightly shocked (and most definitely entertained) and dive right in.