Fire in the Belly is inspired by an actual incident in which Philadelphia police dropped a bomb o the headquarters of an anarcho/back-to-nature cult. Twelve people died, including five children, and sixty-two middle-class row houses were reduced to ashes when the ensuing fire allowed to burn. Fire in the Belly is a re-imagining of that incident, with fictional characters, their backstories, and tensions which deviate from the original incident. What remains the same is the overlay of police racism and the incompetence of civic authorities as they confront the cult.
Fire in the Belly is inspired by an actual incident in which Philadelphia police dropped a bomb o the headquarters of an anarcho/back-to-nature cult. Twelve people died, including five children, and sixty-two middle-class row houses were reduced to ashes when the ensuing fire allowed to burn. Fire in the Belly is a re-imagining of that incident, with fictional characters, their backstories, and tensions which deviate from the original incident. What remains the same is the overlay of police racism and the incompetence of civic authorities as they confront the cult.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
native mid-westerner where he lived in Detroit and Chicago, Lanny has been a Philadelphian for thirty-five years. After a long, varied, and successful business career, his love of language and the power of stories led him to writing fiction. He is a committed city guy, constantly cruising the urban landscape for the eccentric characters who populate his stories, and incidents that defy any strangeness a fiction writer could conceive. He and his long-time companion, Jackie, a painter, wile away hours over food, martinis, and wine, talking about family, dogs and art. Lanny is also the lucky father to a daughter, Amanda, who is married to a wonderful husband. Their three beautiful, talented little girls are a grandfather's delight
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