R. LeBeaux is a pen name. The real person behind the pen is a semi-mature latent hippie, former rock musician, novelist, graphic artist, Web designer, music producer, video director, and script writer. His writing has been published in almost every nonfiction genre and he once served as editor-in-chief of The Snap Magazine, an international billiard magazine. His two novels, Barbara and CUTE, are available on Amazon in print and for the Kindle (to find them, search Amazon for “Barbara by R. LeBeaux” and/or “Cute by R. LeBeaux). He has authored nearly 2,000 published articles that have appeared in over 30 national and international publications. His work has also been reprinted in hundreds of newspapers, on the Internet, and in educational materials for journalism and English classes. Today he works mainly as a novelist, a graphic artist and a Web designer. At the time of this writing, he resides in Central Florida with his anti-social parakeet, Bird, where he daily slaves before a computer screen while partaking of an occasional liter of Merlot and listening to ‘60s folk music.
Outraged by Hugh Jackman’s brutal manicure in the X-Men movies, a tribe of Amazonian Women (led by the now retired Wonder Woman) kidnapped the hunky star from his latest movie set and enslaved him at their conclave deep in the Amazon jungle, where they are now forcing him to work as their private manicurist.
Imagine you are Billy Joel, and you have a dog. Then imagine what that dog might do when left Home Alone.
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