Fun Lies: The Ambassador’s Leaky Bucket of Stories That Are Completely Half-True

OVER 4.2 BILLION COPIES SOLD*

What Critics Might Have Said about FUN Lies
“Mark Suroviec should not quit his day job.”
“FUN Lies spent ZERO weeks on the New York Times best-seller list!”
“FUN Lies is a foundational work of democracy and should be used as a textbook in high school civics classes or added as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.”
“Are you the weirdo who keeps sneaking into my office? How did you get past security? Do you enjoy getting tased?”
What is Fun Lies?
FUN Lies is a big old bucket of satire, shenanigans, and tomfoolery. Ridiculous lists of nonsense, fictional news in the style of the Onion or the Babylon Bee, satirical self-help columns, and embellished personal narratives on the razor edge of [mostly] playful satire.

Some of you, like my wife, will never laugh at the stupidity in this book. But if you ask, “Did that really happen?” or “How much of this story is true?” I’ve accomplished my job as an author. Look for Easter eggs, and don’t take anything at face value, including the footnotes—for they may be fun lies, too.

Fun lies within,

Mark Suroviec, M.Ed.

*[Legal Disclaimer: Sales estimates based on the author's imagination and desire to own a yacht.]