Moran Hoosier Hysteria, Sons, and Other Stories

Erscheinungsjahr 2010
ISBN: 978-1-4520-7917-2
Verlag: AuthorHouse
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 356 Seiten

Eight stories of terror, suspense, mystery, humor, and surprise: A United States senator and vice-presidential candidate is forced to choose who in his family will live and who will die; a newspaper reporter, journalisms answer to Inspector Clouseau, witnesses a murder, but police can find no evidence a crime has been committed; two elderly women share an afternoon of uncertainty and terror; a teenage boy dreams of becoming a star basketball player so he can win a girls affection; a writer learns about truth, honor, greed, betrayal, and himself; a young man follow a famous uncle in time travel to find the beautiful grass-skirted women of 16th century Hawaii; the world faces environmental calamity after ignoring one mans plea to stop polluting the skies; and an old man fears dying along but learns it is not his worst nightmare.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Moran, Larry

Weitere Mitwirkende

Adams, Stephen

Über Autor(innen)

Adams, Stephen

Larry Moran was born in Indianapolis and grew up in Carmel, Indiana. He was a newspaper reporter in the state for nine years, covering everything from sports to presidential politics. In 1971, he moved to the Washington, DC area, where for 33 years he was an economist, public information officer, and media spokesperson for a federal government agency. Now in retirement, Mr. Moran has published his first collection of short stories and is working on another collection, two novels, and a collection of his poetry. He is an avid but awful golfer and a tournament bridge player. His other interests include American political history, the history and culture of the American West, baseball, music, and magic.

Moran, Larry

Larry Moran was born in Indianapolis and grew up in Carmel, Indiana. He was a newspaper reporter in the state for nine years, covering everything from sports to presidential politics. In 1971, he moved to the Washington, DC area, where for 33 years he was an economist, public information officer, and media spokesperson for a federal government agency. Now in retirement, Mr. Moran has published his first collection of short stories and is working on another collection, two novels, and a collection of his poetry. He is an avid but awful golfer and a tournament bridge player. His other interests include American political history, the history and culture of the American West, baseball, music, and magic.