My Uncle's New Eyes - Hirsch, Joseph
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When Michael Reeves gets suspended from the rural Arizona boarding school/rehab facility where his rich stepfather put him, Mike's mom, at her wit's end, sends him to live with a family member who has a hacienda in the countryside. Enter Uncle Jimmy. Michael's great-uncle Jimmy "Grim Reaper" Reeves is a former world champion boxer who is punch-drunk from a hard career, on top of suffering the usual vagaries of old age. He's also the subject of an experiment, a revolutionary new therapy that holds the promise of helping Uncle Jimmy recover his memories and potentially altering the lives of…mehr

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When Michael Reeves gets suspended from the rural Arizona boarding school/rehab facility where his rich stepfather put him, Mike's mom, at her wit's end, sends him to live with a family member who has a hacienda in the countryside. Enter Uncle Jimmy. Michael's great-uncle Jimmy "Grim Reaper" Reeves is a former world champion boxer who is punch-drunk from a hard career, on top of suffering the usual vagaries of old age. He's also the subject of an experiment, a revolutionary new therapy that holds the promise of helping Uncle Jimmy recover his memories and potentially altering the lives of millions of other seniors, if successful. It sounds good, only what if the ex-boxer remembers some things that were perhaps best left forgotten? My Uncle's New Eyes is part coming-of-age novel, part science fiction meditation, with more than a dash of noir and horror thrown in.
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Joseph Hirsch is the author of several published novels. The Phone in the Fishbowl is his fourth with Black Rose Writing. His shorter works have appeared in numerous outlets, including 3 AM Magazine, Bull: Men's Fiction, and Zahir: A Journal of Speculative Fiction. His poetry has also appeared in Terror House and Retreats from Oblivion: The Journal of NoirCon. He served four years in the U.S. Army, in which his travels took him to Iraq, Germany, and Texas. He holds an MA in Germanistik from the University of Cincinnati and is online at www.joeyhirsch.com. Lastly, he has a dog, a terrier named Tiffany.