Exposing (Jungle) Jane: Humor by Rad Miller Jr.

Designed in pure fun as a tongue-in-cheek collection of stories about many different kinds of fictional women who existed during the selected period of 1946-present, using different styles of writing expression. Most are humorous, some are stark, some outrageous, several are friendly satirical, a few are even totally unlikable, told in the vernacular of their particular time periods. These stories get their introduction by a "Mel Brooks" style send-up.

Rad Miller Jr. is a former US Navy SEAL and UDT Frogman. He retired from IBM after several varied careers within the Corporation, after which he became a writer/storyteller. He's raced motorcycles and cars, taught Advanced First Aid for the Red Cross, and was a member of the California Civil Air Patrol Search & Rescue team. A comfortable bachelor, he builds and lives in his own log homes, is a avid deer hunter and pond fisherman, collects marbles and books, and occasionally restores old GM trucks.