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Bay Press, 1995, ISBN 0-941920-37-2, Dimensions 4x10.5x 268 pages, four color cover, printed offset lithography, one color on acid-free paper, soft cover, smythe-sewn. Based on a hard-boiled, soft-hearted, retired dock worker who expounds on the meaning of life from his four room railroad flat in Long Island City, New York, wheres hes lived for over seventy years. Surrounded by memorabilia and seasonal icons of good cheer, Nicholas Detommaso delivers a continuous stream of barbed commentary on familial duty, work, war, money, religion and the best way to chop garlic. Undiminished by a childhood spent in and out of hospitals, a lifetime of backbreaking work, and his share of disappointments, this irascible character reveals a tender regard for friends and family, and a stubborn inclination for life. suggested retail $12.95 to order: www.Amazon.com or LPC group 1-800.626.4330 (wholesale or retail) |
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