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Wait Awhile
by Larry Levy
109 pages
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In his debut collection of humorous short stories, Larry Levy delves into a myriad of subjects that run the gamut from fear of costumed birds to comic interpretations of eternal return.
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Paperback
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$14.99
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+ $7.65 shipping & handling (USA)
(add $2.20 S&H
per additional copy)
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Category: Humor
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(requires Adobe Reader)
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About the Book
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In his debut collection of humorous short stories, Larry Levy delves into a myriad of subjects that run the gamut from fear of costumed birds to comic interpretations of eternal return. In between, he cracks wise about psycho canine psychiatrists, an eccentric opera singer, and progressive dentists who use strippers to anesthetize their patients. He fictionalizes a modern professor who rewrites the history of the ancient Greek philosopher, Heraclitus. There is a compelling story about the perfect female form as well as an updated version of Bill Clinton’s magical cigar. He even includes three twisted fables about unrequited love and a personal interview with the transgender lead singer of a punk band.
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Convoluted Whispers
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The Catharsis of Form
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When All Was Well In Wellwood
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Still Well In Wellwood
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An autobiography revisiting childhood to integrate the memories of innocence and simplicity with the transitional phase of late teens and early twenties.
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| About the Author |
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Larry Levy is the author of two books of poetry, Convoluted Whispers and The Catharsis of Form. His poetry has appeared in magazines, online, and in a poetry anthology. He teaches drums and lives in Baltimore with his wife and two cats. |
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