Joseph Cater

Advice from an Alien: or Icky Bicky Budda Swain Joseph Cater

Advice from an Alien is wildly original, heartfelt, and sublime. This guide to intellectual empowerment is thought provoking as it shares the wit and wisdom of a 500 year old alien who?s taken residency on Earth for the past three centuries. It covers a gamut of provocative stimuli. Readers will be on a mind-bending, imaginative jaunt through the hinterlands of academia, honor, and integrity. The eight chapters cover timely and relevant topics such as religion, money, and cause celeb. This alien, aptly named Alien, speaks his mind on life on Earth. With a little help from two men and another rather woodsy friend, this book encourages readers to think outside of the box. Not to mention that Babe Ruth is an interstellar favorite and aliens are currently studying fifty-nine people worldwide, this memoir is truly fun, enlightening, and at times, jubilant. It points fingers, takes names, and makes no bones about saying what is right?universe-ally speaking, that is.