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Los Angeles. 9:38 a.m. It’s a typical day. Then time stops. Everything is frozen as if captured in a 3D snapshot. No wind, no sounds. No one moves. Except Ben Muncie. And he has no idea why. Ben sets off on a soul-searching odyssey that takes him through Los Angeles and over the Hollywood Hills in search of answers. Along the way he encounters other people trapped in the single moment of time, including a vicious attacker and an enigmatic woman who holds clues to Ben’s passage back to reality. Day of the Jaja is a modern fantasy about sin, salvation, and revelation.

Dom checks in with Jay Davis about his sex life. Brian Dunkleman talks about his love for Medieval Times and what really happened on American Idol (for the last time: he quit; he wasn't fired!). Dane Cook and Jamie reminisce about Dane's first appearance. And Chris Spencer loves having a son, even if it turns out he's gay.

A naked man survives a meteoric plunge from a cloudless sky, and a small-town TV reporter rushes to get the story. The fallen man claims amnesia and, despite widespread efforts, no one can identify him. The press dubs him Buddy What. When no clues surface about his identity and as details about him are examined, Internet devotees worship him as a celestial being. With trepidation, he accepts the call to become a spiritual guru. But as Buddy What grows into a worldwide phenomenon, controversies follow.

Todd elevates genre short fiction beyond entertainment. Whether it's the titular story of a haunted mug driving the new office hire mad, or a worrisome look at the near future where the guilty simply hire someone to do their prison time, these stories will challenge as much as engage.

Do you dream of being on stage, a rock star shredding like a lawn mower, or serenading your loved ones with melodies that flow from the very depths of your soul? Let this guide be the bridge to those dreams. Just a short while ago, my dream was distant, like a fading star. I had a passion, a desire to sing and play, but I hit wall after wall. Every time I tried to learn, I felt more and more disconnected from the world of music. But destiny had another plan.