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A Slice of the Pie
How does a suburban pizza joint end up profiled on national magazine covers and network TV news? (Hint: The secret is not in the sauce.) When Nick Sarillo decided to open a family-friendly pizza restaurant in the suburbs of Chicago, people thought he was nuts. Having worked as a carpenter for much of his adult life, he lacked any formal experience in restaurants or in managing a small business. Everyone told him no one else would ever care about his place the way he did. They warned he’d have to work 20-hour-days and monitor every employee just to stay in business. But Sarillo saw things differently, and set out to run his business in a radically different way. Today Nick’s Pizza & Pub i...
Leader of the Band
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Leader of the Band
Leader of the Band is a survivor's short story of both lighthearted and serious memories, of his resilience in battling recurring cancer, and his accounts of some of life's dramas along the way. Easy reading. Especially uplifting and encouraging for cancer patients, their families, and support teams. Nick Pozza grew up in a small town in New York State. A Korean War veteran, he was later employed by a local computer company and retired after 28 years. Nick was founder and director of an award-winning youth marching band. He has survived four bouts of various cancers, including stage three lung cancer. Nick encourages you to keep a positive attitude in whatever life brings you.
Fourth and Long
Explores how four leading Big Ten contenders responded differently to the influences of money and power as well as related NCAA sanctions, scandals, rivalries, and the visions of coaches and directors, tracing an emerging value on honest wins.
As the Pizza Burns
Let's be real--customers suck.Being sandwiched between needy customers and incompetent leadership at a greedy fast food corporation sets an impossible expectation. When the store is burning down, it's your job to "reset the customer experience" with no other tools other than your customer-oriented attitude and expression of the company's hip and trendy culture. Ha ha. Right. Regardless, Tony knows his wife might not make it through this pregnancy. She's on bedrest due to a mass in the womb, and odds are it's cancerous. Every payday when bills outweigh their income, he's forced to choose between packing in hours at Pizza Corp or spending what could be the last few months with his wife... and when he inevitably clocks in, he has to keep a positive attitude, and you know, pretend that he doesn't hate everyone the only way he knows how--with a laugh and a gushing stream of sarcasm. After all, in a customer's mind, pizza isn't made... it's summoned.
The Pickle and the Pepperoni
A children's storybook of learning to work together while making a pizza pie. We can all get to know each other better when we work together.
Sottopassaggio
Following the loss of his partner in a car crash, Mark, the hero from the bestselling 50 Reasons to say "Goodbye", tries to pick up the pieces and build a new life for himself in gay-friendly Brighton. Haunted by the death of his lover and a fading sense of self, Mark struggles to put the past behind him, exploring Brighton's high and low life, falling in love with charming but unavailable Tom and hooking up with Jenny, a long lost girlfriend from a time when such a thing seemed possible. Moving, witty, truthful and wise, this is a story that digs deep into what it is like to lose someone you love and start again.
The Nappers
“The Nappers is a saga about an East Harlem, New York, gangster who comes up with a lucrative, if dangerous idea of kidnapping his fellow gangsters. It is also the story about the collapse of the mob, which turns out to have been caused more by Urban Renewal than the FBI. And there is also enough of a love story stirred into the plot to make a great movie.—Can’t wait.” —Nick Pileggi— Author of “Wiseguy” and the screenplay “Goodfellas” “The book is written in a language which captures your imagination in a way that makes you feel like you’re part of the moment. I couldn’t wait to turn the page. I hope someone asks me to be in the movie...” —Bo Dietl— Retired NY...
Nick Carter at the Track
Three weeks ago, the office of Mr. James Wheeler, broker, was entered during the noon hour by two men who claimed to be Texans seeking an investment. The broker was absent, and his clerks were careless. When the Texans left, the broker was short exactly twenty thousand dollars. Nick Carter takes the case.
