The Empty Nest Chronicles

About the Book

Humorist Jerry Zezima has always had an empty head. Now that his two daughters have flown the coop, he and his wife have an empty nest. The girls aren't completely out of the house, of course, because a lot of their stuff is still there.

Written with warmth and hilarity, "The Empty Nest Chronicles" is sure to appeal to parents who miss their kids but now have a chance to rediscover each other, to recall what life was like BC (Before Children), and to ask the eternal empty-nester question: Are we having fun yet?

Praise for "The Empty Nest Chronicles"

" 'The Empty Nest Chronicles' is brimming with laughs." — Bill Geist, "CBS News Sunday Morning" correspondent

"Reading 'The Empty Nest Chronicles' is like having a hilarious conversation with the nicest guy you'll ever meet. Self-deprecating, gentle, and really funny." — W. Bruce Cameron, New York Times bestselling author of "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter," "A Dog's Purpose," and "A Dog's Journey"

About the Author

Jerry Zezima writes a nationally syndicated humor column for his hometown paper, The Stamford Advocate in Connecticut. He also is the author of "Leave It to Boomer."

Mr. Zezima lives on Long Island, New York, with his wife, Sue. They have two daughters, one grandchild, a couple of cats, and many creditors. Mr. Zezima has no interesting hobbies.