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| Category: Fiction |
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| About the Book | |
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A fictional memoir. Except when it isn't. From a cell in Bridgeton Prison, Timothy DiAngelo looks back upon a curious life. From a '50s Texas boyhood to a '60s Santa Monica youth; from years of overland world travel to mysterious disappearances and deaths; from friendship and family to sideshow freaks, the story weaves across 35 years of changing locales and unforgettable characters - humorous, ethereal and profane - and with equal threads of both slapstick and poignancy.
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| About the Author | |
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Tom Ball is a professional harmonica player, guitarist and singer who lives in Santa Barbara. He has nearly 300 CD credits and has authored five music instructional books. This is his second novel. |