I’M STILL SANE!

About the Book

Years ago…Darryl E. McCullough published his first book “Perfectly Sane: An Arsenal of Verbal Expression” consisting of short-stories and poetry. While still professing his sanity, this writer, director, producer and now award winning screenplay writer is releasing his second book “I’m Still Sane! But Crazier than Ever: A Collection of Short Stories, Angry Poems and Bitter Essays” This book picks up where the other one left off! It showcases the life, times and crimes of this author’s imagination, perception and his astounding revelations of growing up, race-relations, dating and marriage. Featuring such racial exploratory favorites as “The Furgerson Nose,” “A Raisin in a Bowl Full of White Rice” and “Interracial Dating: Who Cares Anymore?" Joined with the dating and marital expressions of “Ladies!The Truth about your Male Friends,”“And Then…She Hit Me” and “Look at my Beautiful Wife…After the Divorce.”Also moralistic adult excavating such as “Sweets” and the eyebrow raising “Zebra/Playing Ain’t for Everybody.” This book also features many articles from the author’s yearlong column “One Man’s Point of View.” An added treat is a humorous interview with Black men and women discussing the problems that they have with each other. This book also features “The Life of a King” sketch drawings by Anthony Valentino Robinson Purchase your copy today at www.authorhouse.com, www.amazon.com, or contact the author directly at sanepoet@msn.com . Book signings and film showings in Cleveland, Detroit and Atlanta to be announced!

About the Author

Just who the heck is Darryl E. McCullough, and is he really still sane? Yes, I’m still sane, at least in my eyes I am! This is the third of my self-published books. The other books were entitled Perfectly Sane and Definitely Insane. This book continues where the other two left off. There were many things that I thought I had talked about enough and other things I hadn’t. So I reexamined my thoughts and discovered yet another spin on things. This book has the same format of random poetic thoughts and essays but with longer controversial short stories. In some ways I’ve grown and in other ways I’ve remained the same. My mother always told me “Never apologize for your writing!” It is that way that I felt at that time. I can still be reached at sanepoet@msn.com or check me out at www.sanepoet.com and www.sanepoetfilms.com.