Martians

A Martian living in the 1950s shares his life's stories about his wife and neighbors, things he heard about a CIA agent who lived next door, and his family of origin.

"Martians" uses gross, sometimes graphic humor that will appeal to fans of Mel Brooks, "Airplane!", and Monty Python. This book strives to make a comedy screenplay feel more like a novel, and intends to make readers laugh. This character-driven novel revolves around messed up people geting into trouble and trying to solve their problems.

Sivan Shriki is this quiet individual who stuttered and who loves writing. He's a bit troubled but means well. He loves books that make him laugh. He is a kind of writer that wants to bring something special to his readers. A book writer that intends push the envelope in terms of humor and story. "I want my writing to feel uncomfortable at times because I write about the things that bother me, and the ones that do, make me uncomfortable."