Fred Reiss

"Fred wrote a perfect insightful book about the expedition of cancer,it ain't no journey! He teaches through laughter not to just find the light in humor but also to glow in the dark! Great compass, great man,brilliant book." - Michael Pritchard PBS host,Humor Heart and Hope Comedian,Military Medic on Today Cancer Tomorrow The World I'm a PEN-award winning writer, radio personality and talk show host, journalist, as well as a stand-up comedian who appeared on national TV. I've published Insult and Live!, two surf novels Gidget Must Die, Surf.com (won a PEN award), Blind Guys Break 80, a touching novel about a Freeehold, NJ family, . and recently written an inspiring and funny book, Today Cancer Tomorrow The World, a first-person tale of my second battle with Testicular cancer. I speak to groups about my battle with cancer to show others ways to multiply and divide the power of their personality through humor and the love of others to overcome the disease and confront and triumph over the challenges you fight in life. The photos aren't photoshopped. I went into the hospital with boxing gloves. The other picture is me giving free copies of the book to the oncology nurses at the Stanford Cancer Center's Infusion area. My two latests books are Balls Out, a Testicular cancer joke and self-help book as well as a new novel about adult slow-pitch softball, Slow Pitch.