Namas-Cray: The Crazy in me acknowledges the Crazy in you.

We're all a little cray. Stephen King agrees, but believes: "Those of us outside the asylums only hide it a little better - and maybe not all that much better after all."

We have our moments. We have our issues. We try to hide it, fight it, reason around it.

Critics described the book as "sarcastic, ironic, dry "sarcastic, ironic, dry, and a completely hysterical look at modern life."

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Grandma's hiding something. In "Grandma's Last Secret," what will her grand-daughter find hidden in a secret storage unit 3000 miles away that Nana doesn't want anyone to know about?

TMZ host Harvey Levin is hit by a car in "Harvey Levin Can't Die." He disappears and the police try to keep the driver quiet!

In "$1.00 Stories," who's the crazy one - the writer or the homeless man he steals from?

And that's just the beginning....