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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Hitch 22 ... Midnight in Paris ... Weight Watchers ... Back to School ... End of the Season and the best of Paulie Walnuts ...

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Amici: Hitch 22 ... I’m still reading it, but it’s fun (at the least). Hitch even mentions The Friends of Eddie Coyle (one of his comr...
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Rough Riders ... the cover ... back to school at SNHU's MFA program ...

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Amici: Okay, time for some shameless self-promotion ... next year’s entree into the Stella fray of crime novels is Rough Riders , a 10 yea...
Sunday, December 18, 2011

Day 7 ... Hitch 22 ... New Guard Review ... A reading in March ... Playing with Pride ...

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Amici: If you’re in the city this Friday night, go see this kid (he’s terrific). If you are out and about for a stroll in the East Villag...
Monday, December 12, 2011

The Help ... Wasted Fazools ... Tebow ... Penn State and Political Exhaustion ...

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Amici: The Help ... maybe we’re getting soapy in our old age (the boss and myself) but we finally watched The Help this weekend on the On...
Sunday, December 4, 2011

What counts ... degrading the NFL ... down goes Cain ... Internet Fun stuff ... Doc’s Email ...

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Amici: John Dumond’s loss ... John Dumond is a hell of a writer and an all around nice guy. This past week a member of his family passe...
Sunday, November 27, 2011

Dogmouth ... Little Charlie Stella ... Pepper spraying punks ...

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Amici: Dogmouth , a play by John Steppling (Theatre for the New City) ... Off-off Broadway veteran, Stephan Morrow , provides a powerful p...
Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Debates ... Penn State ... Rex Ryan ... the Ills ... Happy Thanksgiving ...

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Amici: The Debate(s) … the clown act that has been the revolving (and never ending) Republican Primary debates took a serious turn (depend...
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Charlie delivered papers, unloaded watermelons, cooked at McDonalds, cleaned dishes at a catering hall, worked in a cardboard factory, rolled posters, worked in his father’s head shop, was a bouncer, worked security, buffed hallways, cleaned apartments, humped sheetrock, was a ten year union window cleaner atop Manhattan’s skyscrapers, was a word processing operator-supervisor-manager and director, coached football, has had novels published here, Russia, Italy, Poland, Mexico and the UK, and did that knockaround stuff for 18 years before meeting his wife, the woman who straightened him out (in a good way). He earned his MFA degree from Southern New Hampshire University at age 57. He continues to write crime novels and has expanded his horizons to include ghostwriting non-fiction—Dogfella: How an Abandoned Dog Named Bruno Turned This Mobster's Life Around--A Memoir will be published in May of 2015.
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