This page contains a compendium of literary and musical works created by some of the stars of that wild and wacky Redneck romp, The Brilliantly Rainbowed Adventure.

1. Zippo Birdsong and his Hillbilly Hayriders, Featuring Little Zebby. Barnburner Records, 1979. An early work presenting the artist as child prodigy.
   
   
2. Little Zebby - The Lost Years. Unstrung (recordings from the early 1980s - released in 1994). A compilation of early recordings featuring Zeb Hendrix in Germany perfecting his classic 'post-rockabilly hippety-hop' style.
   
   
3. Zeb Hendrix and the Iron Plow - Rockin' Out the Furrow. Hardtack Records, 1989. Platinum. An all-time classic; the first-ever heavy country metal recording.
   
   
4. Redneck Redux. Zeb Hendrix and the Iron Plow. Hardtack Records, 1991. Platinum. A complex work demonstrating the first signs of the subtle depth and unique musical voice that characterize his later efforts.
   
   
5. The Redundant Cacophony. Zeb Hendrix. Stringbender, 1993. Gold. An intense, edgy, brooding, almost dangerous work, displaying the dim side of his surprisingly quirky genius.
   
   
6. Hillbilly MindMeld. Zeb Hendrix and the Iron Plow. Stringbender, 1995. Platinum. A straight-ahead, no-holds-barred salute to his rock-and-plow country metal roots. A joyous eruption of boiling-hot country tunes; a rasher of red-hot hits.
   
   
7. Outer Limits. Zeb and the Plow. Unstrung, 1996. Gold. Zeb goes beyond the pale.
   
   
8. Red Like Me. Zeb Hendrix. Unstrung, 1997. Gold. Zeb explores the meaning of his ethnic identity and comes up empty-headed.
   
   
9. Hoot and Zeb. Zeb Hendrix and Hootenanny B. Hootenanny. Unstrung, 1999. A duet album featuring "If the Fizzies Don't Kill Me" and "She Laughed First."
   
   
10. Sound Mind. Zeb Hendrix. Unstrung, 2001. Not.
    
    
11. Guitarred and Feathered. Zeb Hendrix and the Iron Plow. Unstrung, 2003. Platinum. Barnyard imagery in a fertile mid-western wasteland... rife with chicken iconography symbolizing the dichotomous miasmatic milieu of the fictive figmentation endured by invented characters.
    
    
12. Forged in the Fire. Zeb Hendrix and the Iron Plow. Unstrung, 2005. Plutonium. The title says it all.
    
    

1. The Eureka Principle. Heironymous Egghead Zenoborkowitz. Oxford Press, 1992.
   
   
2. Fantastic Fiction: Reality vs. Imagination. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. Oxford Press, 1994.
   
   
3. The Land that Mimes Forgot. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. Cosmolene Press, 1996.
   
   
4. Deconstructing Deconstruction. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. Hirsute Press, 1998.
   
   
5. Stranger Quarks and Their Curious Habits. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. Oxford Press, 2001.
   
   
6. Non-Sequential Space-Time Inversions. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. FullCourt Press, 2003.
   
   
7. The Improbability Confound. H. E. Zenoborkowitz. Cambridge Press, 2005.
   
   

1. "Eureka." (Friars Club, 1990).
   
   
2. "Poetry and Science." (Gutchinville Garden Club, 1994).
   
   
3. "Reconciling Energy: The Entropic Dream." (The National Academy of Sciences, 1999).
   
   
4. "Collapsing the Cosmos: Do Not Try This at Home."(Oxford, 2004).
   
   

1. Taking On Airs (1980)
   
   
2. Everything but the Kitchen Sink (1981)
   
   
3. Nothing Ventured (1984)
   
   
4. Hither and Yon (1987)
   
   
5. The Texas Toad-Frog Massacre (1989)
   
   
6. The Play Within (1991)
   
   
7. Dingle in the Dell (1992)
   
   
8. Love, not War (1993)
   
   
9. Best of None (1994)
   
   

1. Isle of White (1994)
   
   
2. The Keening Wind (1996)
   
   
3. The Sentimental Industrialist (1997)
   
   
4. Bitter Root (1997)
   
   
5. Bitter Fruit (1998)
   
   
6. Bitter Newts (1999)
   
   
7. The Whiners of Whimsy (2001)
   
   
8. Hampster (2001)
   
   
9. MacDonald (2002)
   
   
10. Best of Intentions (2004)
    
    
11. The Watchman of Wakefield (2005)
    
    

1. Osceola (1995)
   
   
2. Squatter's Wrongs (1999)
   
   
3. Pen and Sword (2001)
   
   
4. Big Ben (2003)
   
   
5. Forked Tongue (2006)