Liverpool Late Teens - Fredericks, Bernard
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In this third book, set during the years 1950-1953 within the seaport of Liverpool, the main protagonist is finishing his apprenticeship as a Ruler/Bookbinder at Benson's printers. The story picks up as he recovers from a cycling accident and reflects on the changes in his life. He encounters and becomes engaged in a mix of situations: some humorous, when reconnecting with an old school friend; workmates' alleged ghostly apparitions; an alarming basement fire with a mysterious outcome; and a furtive co-worker assignation ending in angst. He becomes emotionally aware, too, of the regrettable…mehr

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In this third book, set during the years 1950-1953 within the seaport of Liverpool, the main protagonist is finishing his apprenticeship as a Ruler/Bookbinder at Benson's printers. The story picks up as he recovers from a cycling accident and reflects on the changes in his life. He encounters and becomes engaged in a mix of situations: some humorous, when reconnecting with an old school friend; workmates' alleged ghostly apparitions; an alarming basement fire with a mysterious outcome; and a furtive co-worker assignation ending in angst. He becomes emotionally aware, too, of the regrettable side of life in uncalled-for workplace stances; the city's aggressive populace minority intent on criminal ugliness revealed in vicious, narrow-minded bitterness, violence, and descending tragedy. Amidst all this, he begins to envision his future aspirations. As events unfold, he must make decisions that will shape his future while also considering the impact on his family. What choices will he make?
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Bernard Fredericks, born in Liverpool, is a prolific writer with a diverse body of work. As a former member of a Northwest Writers' Club and an editor of a monthly arts magazine in Northwest England, he has made significant contributions to the literary scene. His scripts vividly portray the journey from schoolboy to young adulthood, capturing the tumultuous blitz period in Liverpool's history. His latest trilogy, Liverpool Teens, is a testament to his storytelling prowess. Married with a grown-up family, he currently resides in North Wales and is diligently working on new scripts for future publication.