Mar 1, 2022
Fulton Books author, Zack Dyl, a teacher, cartoonist (Dylights), music artist (Zack Dyl) and writer (Mind Album series), has completed his most recent book "Dylights 4": a brilliant booklet of one-liners carrying thoughts and random musings on life and daily living.
"Spiders look like they don't get enough protein."
"When people have an abnormally large burp, it's like they're possessed."
"I'm not shopping today. We're out of toilet paper. I'm shopping today."
"What's your favorite art: music, film, painting? Cloud formations."
"Beauty is like a vitamin for the mind."
Published by Fulton Books, Zack Dyl's pool of entertaining lines is another one of his illuminating pieces of work that leave the readers thinking.
Holding a variety of subjects and insight, this fourth book of his Dylights series is not just full of wisdom—but entertainment too.
Readers who wish to experience this wonderful work can purchase "Dylights 4" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at [email protected] or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
Promotion-chasing Kent wrapped up a seventh County Championship Division 2 victory of the summer in three days against Lancashire.
Steve Evans will bring his familiar touchline intensity back to Priestfield on Saturday – but Gills boss Gareth Ainsworth says he has his respect.
Gillingham are close to welcoming back several injured players for Saturday’s visit of Bristol Rovers – but striker Ronan Hale remains a doubt.
Gillingham defender Conor McManus has been called up for international duty.
Gillingham’s youngsters are making such an impression that some of the club’s senior players could find it difficult to win their shirts back.
Catch up with all the week’s football fixtures and results here.
Kent are closing in on victory in their Rothesay County Championship clash with Lancashire at Canterbury.
More than 750 supporters checked out Gillingham’s new Fan Zone on Saturday as the club looks to enhance the matchday experience at Priestfield.
Gillingham were beaten at home by a ruthless Birmingham City Academy side on Tuesday night in the Premier League Under-21 Cup.
An incredible 17 wickets fell as it proved a day to forget for the batsmen during Kent’s County Championship match with Lancashire at Canterbury.
Gillingham’s manager wants to use Tuesday night’s Premier League Under-21 Cup clash to give some of his returning senior players valuable game-time.
Gillingham striker Ronan Hale created the opener on Saturday but went off injured after scoring the second.
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