Recounts the author's experiences growing up as a deaf person in Iron Mine, North Carolina, from the 1920s through the 1940s, and describes life at a residential school for black deaf and blind students as both a student and a teacher.

Sold on the block as indentured servants during a January snowstorm in 1752, George Hempleman and Margarette Duffy must carve out their separate existence, she on a Richmond tobacco plantation and he in the cotton fields of South Carolina. The star-crossed lovers hope to reunite after their four long years

Titters on Steroids in Volume Two: Watch out for Belly Laughs! Fenichel is back with his twisted, zany imagination, taking on a range of topics including hip noses, telephone technology, his identity as a pizza mystic, an account of his only visit to a house of ill repute, behavior modification,

Books about Crocodile Tears and Lipstick Smears

Dennis Fenichel is a clinical psychologist/psychology professor who has sung and done improv comedy professionally on the side. This collection of humorous essays has been described as Woody Allen meets Lewis Carroll meets Groucho Marx. The author melds his experience as a psychotherapist with his wacky comedic imagination in writing