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Mr. Show Business
Jackie Goldheart, born Jacob Goldman on the Lower East Side of New York, made it big as the first TV mega star in the early 1950s. As his career waned, he yearned desperately to return to the limelight. However, his final opportunity for stardom may lie with his illegitimate son Evan Stromberg, who has authored a play Jackie wants desperately to appear in. The final casting will be done with the approval of Evan, who may not know Jackie is his real father.
Black Mirror Cult
Matt and Rambo are back! Over a decade has passed since their last adventure and the world has changed. Firstly, Pup drops a bombshell and soon after, Luke - the Christian Carper - makes an equally shocking decision in a desperate attempt to catch a carp. As events unravel further, Matt and Rambo have no option other than to try and discover the truth concerning the new mysterious player captivating the world of carp fishing - the Black Mirror Cult.
Practical Carp Fishing
The popularity of carp fishing has increased dramatically during the last 30 years; many now regard the sport as a separate branch of angling in its own right, alongside coarse fishing, game fishing, and sea fishing. This practical and accessible book examines the characteristics and habits of this cunning species of fish. Aimed at the coarse angler with some experience who has decided to enter the exciting world of carp fishing for the first time, this volume is also for inexperienced carp anglers who wish to improve their catches.
The Syndicate
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Cain, Abel and the Family Cohen
Jonas Cohen, a rabbi's son, has made an impressive record as a member of a New York hedge fund. Yet he always remembered an admonishment from one of his graduate-school professors: "Everyone reads the same books and articles. However, the day will usually belong to those who can best read between the lines." How capable is Jonas Cohen of reading "between the lines" as he is stalked by adversity?
Carp Are Jerks
From the self proclaimed "marginal" fly fisherman and author of Reflections of a Fly Rod comes a unique look at life and the left hooks it throws: A look straight down the barrel through the guides of a fly rod. Mark chases everything that swims... Trout, Bass, Steelhead, and every now and then when no one is looking, carp. But is he really chasing fish, or is it something more?
Carp head replica
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Carp Life
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The Extraordinary Times of Ordinary People
Alvin Carpman goes through life with a foreboding sense of the world. A German-Jewish emigre who is fortunate to leave Germany after Kristallnacht in 1938, he settles in Baltimore, and begins a nurses uniform manufacturing business following World War II. He survives some bruising brushes with a clothing union, an extra-marital affair, and the realization that an intellectually gifted son probably will leave the country to avoid the military draft during the Vietnam War. Yet these episodes pale in comparison to the murder of his best friend and his youngest sons involvement in the sordid aftermath. In the end, is Alvin Carpman a congenital pessimist who should count himself among the lucky?
Naomi’s “American” Family
Joseph Moshev, a seventeen-year-old Russian Jewish immigrant, comes to America alone in 1903, looking for streets paved with gold. Instead, he finds a hard life awaits him as he fights to survive and fulfill his ambition of being a somebody. He has been preceded a decade before by his cousin Naomi Moshev, sixteen in 1903, who wants a career in show business. Can these two willful teenagers satisfy their vast ambitions in an ever-changing America?
