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This is a spiritual coming of age story about a young man from the South who is born with an amazing gift. He has no interest in it, preferring to do what young men do to find excitement. The story is about how he comes to terms with his gift.
Charles is raised in the mystical world of his grandmother in the backwoods of Alabama. She has passed to him the gift of healing. He has no desire to explore the gift and heads out for California to seek the pleasures of the world. There he meets a singer/songwriter and the two of them set out of another journey, one that will make them the most famous young men in America. Healing Charles is the story of how he comes to terms with his gift. | |  | | I Used To Be In Radio: A Memoir
A journey through three decades of radio when it mattered.
From the insanity of the life of a small town disc jockey to the drama of big city newsrooms; from the explosive social events of the late 60s to a landmark First Amendment case, i>I Used To Be In Radio/b>/i> is a journey through a time when news was more than personality and opinion. It was a time of facts and issues, not food-fighting opininators. Larry Matthews was reporter and witness to riots, protests, presidents and street life. His landmark First Amendment case - in which he was supported by major journalism and media organizations - went to the highest court. He lo | |  | | Street Business
Meet Ernie Lijoi, aka Eddie Panone, street lowlife. Lijoi is an undercover cop posing as Panone, and over the course of six months brings down one of New England's largest cocaine rings. Street Business is based on a real cop and a real case.
Office Ernest Lijoi works transit, riding the trains and busses of Boston, looking for gangbangers and gropers. He is invited to go undercover for a few weeks to work on low level drug dealers. His tough Brooklyn background gives him the smarts and attitude that take him from the lowest street life to the very top of a major New England drug operation. He brings it down, resulting in dozens of arrests and six murders. Street Business is a fictionaized version of real events and Ernie Lijoi was a real cop. |
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