Talk:Ed Broth
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Seinfeld?
Any further evidence he's Seinfeld? IS the stuff funny anyway? - Darkhawk (14 Mar/06 @ 21:28 EST)
- from Amazon's "Ted L Nancy" page: Biography -- Ted L. Nancy is Barry Marder. Finally the long national nightmare is over. Jerry Seinfeld unmasked the true author of the "Letters From A Nut" books on Larry King Live and The Today Show with Matt Lauer. (To View: Tedlnancy.com) ... my guess is that Ed Broth = another pseudonym of Barry Marder, and now that he is unmasked maybe Broth = the new name he'll use to "prank" people? 199.214.18.223 (talk) 20:15, 25 November 2010 (UTC)
The stuff is hysterical and warped,just the way I like it. There are similiar writing styles and references in each book..notably 'shorty pajamas'. I have read 2 of the Letters from a Nut book and just finished "Stories from a Moron" - totally whacked funny.
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