Billy of the Tulips - Yaremko, Peter W.
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Evil exists only if you let it. "...a realistic depiction of young adulthood and coming of age... it's My Side of the Mountain meets Hoboken, New Jersey." When he is put onto the street by his abusive father, fifteen-year-old Billy never dreams that he is embarking on a journey that will force him to choose his place in an intimidating world. Set in 1957, Billy's story of fending for himself unfolds in letters to his younger sister. He speaks for a generation fascinated with UFOs and Elvis Presley. But his letters also record the clash of innocence and iniquity, including a first sexual…mehr

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Evil exists only if you let it. "...a realistic depiction of young adulthood and coming of age... it's My Side of the Mountain meets Hoboken, New Jersey." When he is put onto the street by his abusive father, fifteen-year-old Billy never dreams that he is embarking on a journey that will force him to choose his place in an intimidating world. Set in 1957, Billy's story of fending for himself unfolds in letters to his younger sister. He speaks for a generation fascinated with UFOs and Elvis Presley. But his letters also record the clash of innocence and iniquity, including a first sexual skirmish, until a confrontation with a band of menacing hunters forces him to take a stand-a dangerous one.
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Peter W. Yaremko has written for corporations throughout North and South America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific. With a New York City journalism background, he headed communications for IBM and Siemens businesses, and founded a corporate communication practice now in its third decade. His writing includes speeches for CEOs and board chairs, film and video scripts, business theater, advertising and sales promotion, and magazine writing and editing. He has taught college and corporate writing classes and has written four non-fiction books and two novels. www.peterwyaremko.com.