Good Book Also Says...: Numerous Humorous Poems Inspired by the New Testament WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
As a faithful reader of the Holy Book and with deep respect for the divine, Ben Milder�challenges the reader to put one�s faith where it belongs!
Allen O. Miller, Eden Theological Seminary
I found Ben Milder�s poems on the New Testament amusing, entertaining, and, above all, readable. The discrepancy between the subject of a poem and its treatment is an ancient and honorable one and is the source of much of the best comic verse. Here, Ben Milder has taken the most serious of subjects�and given it expression in various light-verse forms. The result is hilarious and gives, as well, new insight into these well-known texts. John Mella, editor of Light: The Quarterly of Light Verse
X. J. Kennedy
Ben Milder's new collection of apocrypha is as funny and good as his first one, which is mighty good indeed. author of Fresh Brats and Cross Ties: Selected Poems
Allen O. Miller
As a faithful reader of the Holy Book and with deep respect for the divine, Ben Milder�challenges the reader to put one's faith where it belongs! from the Eden Theological Seminary
John Mella
I found Ben Milder's poems on the New Testament amusing, entertaining, and, above all, readable. The discrepancy between the subject of a poem and its treatment is an ancient and honorable one and is the source of much of the best comic verse. Here, Ben Milder has taken the most serious of subjects�and given it expression in various light-verse forms. The result is hilarious and gives, as well, new insight into these well-known texts. editor of Light: The Quarterly of Light Verse
Rabbi Robert P. Jacobs
What a great little book for reading out loud and sharing the twists and turns that make holy words alight with fun! from the Interfaith Partnership of St. Louis
In every instance Dr. Milder captures the heart of the episode and recasts it in a delightfully humourous mode which teases us into looking at the scriptural events in a fresh way. The humor humanizes the divine...The reader of these poems is in for some very wholesome and hearty laughs. M. B. McNamee, S.J.