Publish or perish, that's the situation Nate Freeman faces at the hands of a sadistic biker who threatens his suburban Long Island life in Plainview. Combining childhood flashbacks of growing up in the 1970s with current day midlife mistakes, this book crescendos as the two worlds collide. The book's twisted story reveals why there truly is no going back home.
Note: This is the hardcover version.
Follow Max Schmeer, part boy-genius, part rebel, part nebish as he comes of age while driving everyone else nuts. Full of arrogance and awkward adolescence, Max tries to teach the reader about the struggles of being a gifted kid but in the end he gets quite an education.
Jacob Stern is a family man in midlife crisis. Tempted by money, sex and corporate success, Jacob finds his soul being sucked out. A pivotal decision leads Jacob down a path that exposes him ultimately to murder. As a result, he spirals further and further away from everything he cherishes; his wife and three boys. A mysterious character haunts Jacob while he struggles to clear his name. The September 11th terrorist attack acts as the backdrop that forces Jacob to finally take stock of his life.
When the Big, Bad, Shape Eater threatens to destroy all the shapes in Manhattan a simple line saves the day by calling all the shapes in the universe to unite. This children's book teaches about the importance of acceptance, tolerance and morality through the simple lesson of understanding basic geometric shapes.
As the long, winter finally began to relax its icy hold on West Meadow beach, the remnants of summers gone by become apparent.
Man and nature intertwine and coalesce. Trivial objects form foundations for new generations. Organic life eats away at inanimate objects...leading to reincarnations,
hope and
new growth.
One man's beach crap is another man's art.
Publish or perish, that's the situation Nate Freeman faces at the hands of a sadistic biker who threatens his suburban Long Island life in Plainview. Combining childhood flashbacks of growing up in the 1970s with current day midlife mistakes, this book crescendos as the two worlds collide. The book's twisted story reveals why there truly is no going back home.
