It's New Orleans: Happy Hour

Author, virtual analyst, and international snappy dresser Timothy Alan Weeks claims he had nothing to do writing the novel The Beauty Fools, a manuscript he claims is as brilliant and as New Orleans centric as Confederacy of Dunces. Senor Weeks claims he only edited the contents of a memory stick that was left on his doorstep by an anonymous resident of a non existent place in England called "All Souls." Whether or not T.A. Weeks is actually the author of the book, he is suggesting it is a British DJ who resided in New Orleans for a short time by the name of Pete Lazenby. If you know Mr Lazenby, you are Mr Lazenby, or you re a wannabe author, you d do well to claim that you wrote this book and sue Mr Weeks and his Croation publisher. Happy Hour will take a mere 10 for tipping you off. Ava Jeune may have a few copyright problems of her own. You can see her works of art sensual poetry set to images she s stolen and layered over music she s stolen on her Twitter feed here. Most of Ava s work is inspired by a guy