Light Man - Strauss, Larry
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Al's a veteran who survived a VC toe popper but can't seem to avoid the emotional landmines of a relationship with the only woman who's ever loved him. Mike's a spotlight operator who can repair your TV or toaster but can't fix his broken son. Together they forge a volatile friendship and slouch toward manhood and enlightenment, fighting their own obsolescence. With "passion, authenticity, and insight" (David Evanier, Strauss's Now's the Time), along with wild humor and relentless humanity, Light Man captures the grim ironies of NYC, 1973, and shines as bright a bulb on all the lost souls currently careening toward self-destruction.…mehr

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Al's a veteran who survived a VC toe popper but can't seem to avoid the emotional landmines of a relationship with the only woman who's ever loved him. Mike's a spotlight operator who can repair your TV or toaster but can't fix his broken son. Together they forge a volatile friendship and slouch toward manhood and enlightenment, fighting their own obsolescence. With "passion, authenticity, and insight" (David Evanier, Strauss's Now's the Time), along with wild humor and relentless humanity, Light Man captures the grim ironies of NYC, 1973, and shines as bright a bulb on all the lost souls currently careening toward self-destruction.
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Larry Strauss is author of four previous novels, including Now's the Time--now an Earphone Award winning audiobook--and numerous non-fiction titles, most recently Students First and Other Lies, a collection of essays mostly about education. His short fiction has appeared in Streetlight, Extract(s), and elsewhere. Op-eds and other non-fiction have appeared in The Guardian, HuffPost, Ambassador (the inflight magazine of the now defunct Trans World Airlines), and USA Today, for which he is an opinion columnist. If you grew up in the 1980s, you might have seen some of the episodes he wrote for the first-generation Transformers cartoons.