Stories from a Lifetime
by Hugh Aaron -
ABOUT THIS COLLECTION
Stories from a Lifetime carries readers through a widely diverse series of life's peaks and valleys with poignant, clear-eyed vision and understanding that is only gradually gained across the course of a lifetime through endurance and honest appraisal of the emotional rollercoaster that we all ride.
These stories form a welcome, and increasingly rare, honest, grounded, and beautifully written collection that will touch nerves while sympathizing with what it means to be human.
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QUINTET
by Hugh Aaron
A collection of five novellas, including:
Doctor Banner's Garden
Family Agendas
Ambition
The Ultimate Success
A Son's Father, a Father's Son: A Tale of Two Wars
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WHEN WARS WERE
WON
by Hugh Aaron - An epic, richly crafted coming
of age story during World War II in the Southwest
Pacific. Acclaimed enthusiastically by reviewers and all
who read it. Calling it: "poetic,"
"a compelling tale," "movie
material," "a literary treat," "a
story about the loss of innocence," "powerfully
poignant," "a sensitive novel," "a
moving and emotional story of friendship, love,
heartbreak, despair and triumph of the spirit,"
"one of the most interesting and exciting books I
have ever read."
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more about this book $16.00
IT'S ALL CHAOS,
Tales of
the Young, the Old, and the Middle Aged
by Hugh Aaron - Twenty-three short and not so
short stories revealing the complexity of human
relationships among people of all ages and walks of life.
Every reader can find stories he or she can identify
with. Reviewer comments: "Aaron's
short story fiction captures many of the thoughts and
memories that plague us all, no matter what age we
are." "In these riveting stories of stark prose
and lacerating dialogue Aaron's authentic vision of the
post World War II's sterile era sparkles."
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THE BUD WILSON DREAM
BOOK
by Barbara Kramer - Winner of the
Maine Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship
Award...The Bud Wilson Dream
Book is a powerful, funny novel about loss and emptiness.
As wacky as this novel is, it is built on a wholly
credible premise. Sally's dream life touches down and
carries the reader with her, through stages of grief,
healing, and growth, on a poignant, often hilarious,
modern day adventure. Congratulations, Barbara
Kramer.
(Geof Hewit, author and poet)... The Bud Wilson Dream Book is the most
imaginative of all the fiction I read for the Maine Arts
Awards. Barbara Kramer achieves a kind of poetry in the
wonderful letters Sally Stone receives about the dreams
late night television viewers weave around TV host, Bud
Wilson. (Suzanne Brown, author, teaches
creative writing at Dartmouth College.)
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DRIVEN,
Notes of a
Neurotic Entrepreneur:
His Trials, Failures, and
Victories
by Max Barnet - A business
novel with locomotive force, rare in its honest
presentation of the drama of business. The author holds
nothing back in this story about running a small
manufacturing company. He writes of the double dealings,
the betrayals and petty dishonesties, as well as the acts
of generosity, trust and loyalty that occur in his
relationships with his employees, his customers, the
bank, his friends, his wife and his mistress. Revealing
his deepest conflicts, fears and doubts, brutally
self-aware, the protagonist is DRIVEN to
succeed, and does so at great personal cost. Reviewer
comments: "A crackling novel,
damn near Shakespearean in its drama, psychology and
insight." "No one should get and MBA until
they've read DRIVEN." "A tale worth
telling." "Every business person and the spouse
of every business person should read this book."
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SUZY, FAIR SUZY
by
Hugh Aaron- A child's story in verse for children ages
three to eight concerning the introduction of a new
sibling. A sensitive, spoken song with beautiful imagery
and sweet refrains, giving pleasure to both listener and
reader. Colorfully, imaginatively illustrated, offering
much to see on every page.
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