Author
- A new edition of The Slacker Confessions - True Comedic Stories From My Decade of Dumb Jobs was released on May 14, 2011 as an eBook for Kindle and the Kindle app for iPad and iPhone.
- Amazon UK Link for The Slacker Confessions eBook
- Amazon US Link for The Slacker Confessions eBook
- The Slacker Confessions was first published in 2002 by Hidden Brook Press in Toronto.
- 2003 "NOW Best of Toronto" award for "Best Emerging Author".
- Tommy Campbell was a special guest on Canada AM with Rod Black where he famously complained that his mother could not watch the interview as she was in prison and had her TV rights taken away.
The Halifax Herald Limited, April 10, 2003
"Hip and hilarious...His funny and often insightful stories are sure to strike a chord."
Fast Forward Weekly, VOL 8 NO 41 September 18, 2003
"...Riotous collection of tales of debauchery, revenge and teenage employees with way too much time on their hands..."
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