Merlin Sprague: 7 books

For several years, Merlin Sprague drove a small passenger bus for a senior center. It was an unusual occupation (but then, what occupation isn’t unusual in its own way).In Stories From The Bus Merlin tells you about his job, the people with whom he worked, his passengers and their their lives....

When out on the road and you pass a semi, do you think about the trucker behind the wheel? What is it like up there - to drive one of those things, mile after mile? Is the rig comfortable, or is it a kidney-buster like the old ones? Where do truckers stop to eat, and what’s the food like? Where...

In Prostate Cancer Guide, Merlin Sprague -- himself a prostate cancer survivor -- tells his first-hand story of dealing with cancer and its effects on all aspects of his life. Merlin’s cancer was virulent and advanced but twelve years later, he’s still here. In this book, Merlin gives men many...

There’s a creep in every family, isn't there? Well, in Merlin Sprague’s family, the creep was Bill the Spitter. When Shirley, a divorcee in whom the bloom of youth has withered, decided she needed a man at any cost, she cast her eye on Bill the Spitter. Follow along as Bill unplugs Shirley’s...

Poking fun at some of the old chestnuts. New lyrics for some old tunes. Always outrageous and irreverent.

This book was difficult for an old geezer of seventy to write. It’s not like my usual stuff. In here I talk about those magic things that happen to us all but which most of us too quickly forget. And which we may want to forget, for not all are pleasant experiences. That said, my experiences (and...

Have you ever awakened to find a present on your lawn from the neighbor’s dog? Have you ever wished for some pay-back? Well, in these 4,276 words, our hero, Dick Yost, gets in his licks. Please note: This story is not for Pit Bull fans.