"Confessions of a Key West Cabby" is a compilation of 70 of my favorite columns that have appeared in "The Miami Herald" and the "Key West Citizen." In these columns, I delighted in finding the absurd in the mundane while driving a pink taxi cab in the Southernmost City, Key West, Florida. The columns evoke the human comedy and pathos of life on an island paradise inhabited by an often upbeat and sometimes beat-up cast of characters who will make you smile, shake your head, maybe even shed a tear.

If you have been to Key West or if you have wanted to go to Key West, join me and I'll take you on a ride through Fantasy Fest or past a parade of resident roosters. You'll meet snowbirds and Parrot Heads, the clothed and unclothed, the sober and not so sober, the tourists who stay for a few hours and others who come to call it home.

Dave Barry, syndicated Columnist, says, "Michael Suib is a terrific storyteller with the perfect storyteller's job: driving a taxi in Key West, the tiny island with WAY more than its share of drama, comedy and weirdness. A truly a fun ride."

Jay Ducassi, Editor, "The Miami Herald" says, "You don't often find poetry within the pages of a major newspaper, but that's the magic that Michael brings to his prose. He has a warm, whimsical and wise touch that has earned him a loyal following around the world."