Clowns Are People Too

Richard Hass in this book combines the fundamentals of everyday living, with not so everyday thoughts through the eyes of this fictitious character (Bugsy) as he proceeds throughout the day. He creates a detailed character that is barely a one task at a time tasker. It's the way he looks at the world, not heavily plotted, and is written in an easy going, contemplative style. Other works by Richard Hass include the drawing and writing of children's books. "The Christmas Card Completion" and "I Want to Cook Dinner for Mom." They do not fly off the shelves so to speak. "The book has a rhythm to it, a good flow. Creates a relationship between the author and the audience and writes in a distinctive voice." -Frank Kelly.