V.R. CRAFT drew on her extensive experience at being underemployed, watching too much TV, and dealing with compulsive liars when she wrote Fail to the Chief, a book about politicians competing in the ultimate reality show. She wrote it in a month after being outsourced from the only job that had paid her like she was not a kindergarten dropout. Craft paid too much for a college diploma that loses value every day-only to be underemployed in multiple retail jobs-and that was just one of the many issues she wanted to address in this book. So she dedicated herself to writing a comedy about the world's biggest circus, er, caucus, otherwise known as the presidential election. V.R.'s skill set includes sarcasm, satire, and snark. If those things were valued by employers, she'd be rich, but they're not so please buy her book. For the past several years, she has written for the local Gridiron Show, which roasts local and national celebrities and events, and maintains a blog called Sharable Sarcasm. She has been published on The Satirist, and has been writing for Humor Outcasts since September of 2016. Other books include Stupid Humans, Trust Pill, and Stupider Humans.