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LOST JOURNAL
A Weekly, Syndicated Humor Column
by Tim Mollen
Future humor columnist Tim Mollen
channels the god of pre-teen awkwardness
(AKA his older brother, Dan)
“Lost
Journal” currently appears in 15
newspapers in New York, Illinois, and California.
THE
CONCEPT
Having never kept an actual journal,
Tim writes these
humor columns in retrospect. Each week, he chooses a different day in his lifetime, and writes about it as though it were today. A particular entry
may be about a day last week, or Halloween 1980, or the day he was born.
Some of you may be asking,
“But
how would he have been able to write a journal entry on the day he was born?”
To you, Tim says: “Lighten
up. It’s a humor column.”
READ A FEW SAMPLES
Trip
into this World Calls for a Travel Agent
From the baby’s perspective, birth is a trip.
Comedy
Blackout at Friendly’s
A college student is trapped in a workplace joke vacuum.
Try
to Make it to the Couch
Brothers invent an extreme sport to be played during TV commercials.
Field
Trip to the Sewage Treatment Plant
Middle-schoolers get the opportunity to learn about one of their
favorite topics.
Ask
Your Doctor About Stuffacil!
Some side effects are impossible.
THE COLUMNIST
Tim lives in Binghamton, NY, and has 20 years of professional experience as an actor,
teacher, and writer. His comedic skills were further honed at the Second City Improv Conservatory in
Chicago. Most importantly, he grew up in a house with
five older brothers. The family’s operating principle was
“Be
funny, or die.”
Add
the LOST JOURNAL humor column to your print or online publication now for a discounted rate.
WHY
LOST JOURNAL?
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- Family-friendly
humor doesn’t have to lack an edge.
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THE
LOW COST
Pricing
for LOST JOURNAL is negotiable, and based on your publication’s
budget and circulation. If
you don’t
currently have room in your print edition, consider adding LOST JOURNAL
to your online edition. Just
e-mail for a
quote. Please provide a current estimate of your circulation and/or
online traffic, as well as the average rate paid to your regular content
contributors.
INTERESTED?
You
can add fresh, funny content to your pages with a quick e-mail or phone
call. Please contact Tim, and he’ll be happy to answer any
questions (except with regard to his views on toaster cozies
– they’re private).
timATtimmollen.com
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