Main Entry: athe·ist
Pronunciation: \ˈā-thē-ist\
Function: noun
Date: 1551
: one who believes that there is no deity
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your letter go out in the next day's mail.
When it comes to letter writing, the Apostle Paul ain't
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An identical copy will be mailed to you. Both letters will
be printed on official Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist
letterhead, hand signed by Brother Sam himself, and
mailed in an official Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist
business-sized envelope affixed with a first-class stamp.
IN CASE YOU'RE REALLY STUPID:
Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist, AKA Sam Singleton, Scribe and Amanuensis, is not an attorney or collection agent. He does not send harassing or
threatening letters, nor does he engage in any sort of correspondence of a legal or quasi-legal nature. Letters by Sam Singleton are intended as
humorous writings, absent any serious nature whatsoever. Sam Singleton does not endorse, advertise, or shill products, services, or causes.
Inquiries regarding endorsements, advertising, or shilling products, services, or causes should be directed to Ruby Brown at Dogberry, Bottom and
Sly LLC, because with Brother Sam you never know. Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist, AKA Sam Singleton, Scribe and Amanuensis, reserves the
right to decline any offer for any reason.
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evangelical where you work who has
turned her cubicle into a goddamn
reliquary of Bible-verse posters and
nasty little religious figurines. And you
can’t walk by without having to choke
back the urge to upchuck your fried
baloney breakfast wrap all over her
plaster praying-hands statue.
Or there’s somebody at school whom you find
pretty goddamn appealing in ways Brother Sam
need not know about, but you’d like to get a read-
ing vis-à-vis belief in supernatural beings before you
just walk right up and ask for sex. Can’t nobody ad-
minister a twenty dollar inquiry into the state of
one’s grip on reality like Brother Sam. Very subtle
and smooth. CONTINUED BELOW


Or maybe what’s needed is a John Alden to your Miles Standish (But Brother Sam will not pull the old switcheroo and run off with your
Priscilla). Or how about a Cyrano de Bergerac to your Christian?
Or what if you still haven’t finished, hell, you’ve barely even started, that supposedly life-changing project you’ve been blabbing about
for years? And the likelihood that you’ll never finish it doesn’t mitigate your deep need to be lavished with praise for your efforts.
Brother Sam will slobber all over you (literarily speaking) for twenty dollars. You may even feel like you’re not such a lazy unfocused
loser after all.
Or it could be that your experimental dance project is fixing to print up a bunch of flyers and you lack the pithy blurb that proclaims
the production’s excellence in advance of anyone actually having seen it. Once the public gets a load of Brother Sam’s twenty-dollar
thumbnail review, they may well nominate you for something. Sure, there's an asterisk on there someplace in very tiny letters; but
what the hell? Nobody reads the small print anyway.
All of these scenarios, though wildly different, are amenable to the same solution: a well-crafted, thoughtful, letter from an objective
yet unimpeachable (dare one say estimable?) third party. And as parties go, ain’t nobody more third than Brother Sam.
Whatever the occasion, even if it happens to be securing for yourself and your posterity a memento of your style and good taste, not
to mention a collectable that one day might cause a fat guy in Bermuda shorts and black socks to crap himself on Antiques Roadshow,