Tag Archives: Memoir

Interview with Stephen Caputi author of "I Should Have Stayed In Morocco": "Trust …doesn't have to be treated like its a four letter word."

Interview with Elliot Tiber, author of "After Woodstock", "Taking Woodstock" and "Palm Trees on the Hudson".

After Woodstock stands proudly as the often erratic but brilliant Elliot Tiber's heart-filled masterpiece.

"I try to challenge the reader to look beyond the boundaries of their limitations to enhance peace and reconciliation in another world."

The decision to write this memoir came about from Hornig’s anger about his great ups and downs in life and the question, “Why do they continue to happen to me?” He needed to get it out of his system. Through writing, he hoped to see life more clearly and get rid of some of the anger and pain.

An account of police authorities acting as badly as the criminals they seek, often worse.

The triumphant message in 'Breaking Through' transcends the author's own battle of overcoming addiction and can motivate readers needing to turn their own ship's course.

"My memoir is a coming of age story that took place in during the fights for women’s rights, racial equality and the growing rage against the Vietnam war."

"If you don’t love the journey, find something else that you love because it’s all about the journey."

I am aware that not much has been written in English about the period immediately after World War II in Germany. I hope this book will fill a little bit of that lacuna.