Laugh Out Loud with Robert Isenberg’s ‘Why Men are Suspicious of Yoga’: A Side-Splitting Collection of Humorous Essays.

Step into the vibrant world of Robert Isenberg, a multi-talented author whose life experiences spanned various fascinating careers. In his latest book, “Why Men Are Suspicious of Yoga,” Isenberg combines his unique wit and storytelling prowess to deliver a collection of humorous tales that will leave readers in stitches. This delightful book not only tickles the funny bone but also offers insights into history and personal anecdotes. Comedy lovers and history buffs alike will find themselves captivated by Isenberg’s engaging narratives.

Author Robert Isenberg: Robert Isenberg is a versatile author who has walked many paths in his life. From crafting Robert’s Fairly Famous Roast Beef Sandwiches sold in a lively singles bar during the exhilarating era of the Roaring Sixties to designing hundreds of shoes and boots in his Shang Hai office, known as Right Stuff, Isenberg’s experiences have shaped his unique perspective on life. After selling his successful business, he transitioned into writing and spent five years penning a humor column for a group of Gatehouse Newspapers. Now, Isenberg shares his comedic talents with the world through his latest book, “Why Men Are Suspicious of Yoga.”

Book Overview: “Why Men are Suspicious of Yoga” invites readers on a joyous ride through Isenberg’s hilarious musings. The book has been revised, incorporating seven additional essays that add depth and diversity to the collection. Isenberg acknowledges that humor is highly subjective, and while he believed all the essays in the first edition were funny, he discovered that not everyone shared this sentiment. This revised edition promises a delightful blend of uproarious anecdotes and thought-provoking stories that resonate with readers.

Within the pages of “Why Men are Suspicious of Yoga,” Robert Isenberg invites readers to immerse themselves in a riotous journey through history, personal experiences, and the boundless realm of humor. With a touch of nostalgia and a dash of wit, Isenberg captivates his audience, leaving them eagerly turning the pages. This book is a testament to the power of laughter and its ability to brighten even the dullest of days. So brace yourselves for a hilarious rollercoaster ride as Isenberg presents his unique brand of humor in this must-read collection. And for those craving more of Isenberg’s captivating tales, his previous book, “Wham Bam! NYC in the Roaring Sixties,” awaits, promising a scintillating exploration of a vibrant era.