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GREG F. GIFUNE

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Saying Uncle
by GREG F. GIFUNE   
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DECEMBER GIRL PRESS
December Girl Press
Project Pulp

Category:  Mainstream
Publisher: December Girl Press

ISBN-10:  1929653514

Type: Fiction

Pages: 143

Copyright: 
Jan 1 2003

Andy DeMarco and his little sister Angela worshipped their Uncle Paulie. To them, he was a god, an enigmatic savior, the man who took the place of their absent father, who protected them and their mother, and who taught them about the true nature of life and family. But one horrible summer day something unspeakable happened to little Angela, and everyone's world changed forever. Now, twenty years later, in the middle of a snowstorm, Andy has returned home to bury his uncle, a man with a shady past that ended with a caper gone wrong and a bullet in the back of his head. Only now can Andy begin to understand who his uncle truly was, and in doing so, finally begin to also understand who he is, and who he may still one day become.

From December Girl Press, Publishers of SAYING UNCLE: Author Greg F. Gifune has crafted a journey of one man's voyage into the darkness of the past with the pace of a thriller but the poetic and thoughtful writing he has become known and praised for by critics and readers alike. A lyrical, complex and mysteriously enchanting novel that delves deeply into the dark side of family, friendship, love, grief, loyalty, revenge, and ultimately, redemption, SAYING UNCLE is a lean but thought-provoking novel about crimes of the past and the scars they leave behind. A study of violence and spirituality, of a family torn apart by a senseless act of brutality and the equally brutal aftermath that haunts them still, SAYING UNCLE is at once elegant, horrific, emotionally shattering, and sadly beautiful. A remarkable new novel from the author of DOWN TO SLEEP, HERETICS, DRAGO DESCENDING, NIGHT WORK, and THE BLEEDING SEASON.


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