Women: One Man's Journey: Volume 1 - Larcinese, Lanny
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Women: One Man's Journey is a memoir in which the author's relationship with women throughout his life has been the subject of fulfillment, mystery, and sometimes grief. In it, he ponders to what degree such experiences result from inherent differences between the sexes; or something he brought to the table; or something individual to each of the women in his life; or the result of societal changes in both women and men. And while some might argue these questions occupy only older men, a divorce rate still in the high forty percentile, MeToo revelations which are rife, and economic equities…mehr

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Women: One Man's Journey is a memoir in which the author's relationship with women throughout his life has been the subject of fulfillment, mystery, and sometimes grief. In it, he ponders to what degree such experiences result from inherent differences between the sexes; or something he brought to the table; or something individual to each of the women in his life; or the result of societal changes in both women and men. And while some might argue these questions occupy only older men, a divorce rate still in the high forty percentile, MeToo revelations which are rife, and economic equities continue to dominate airwaves and public and private discourse.
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Autorenporträt
Lanny is a writer of short and long fiction and non-fiction, some of which has been contest prize winners. He is also a published novelist and a city guy, having lived in town in each city in which he has resided. He has been a Philadelphian for thirty years and lives alone and writes in big, ol' Arts & Crafts house near the University of Pennsylvania. Lanny's daughter, Amanda, still charms him out of his socks, while her husband, Mayer, makes him think so much only six-hundred milligrams of ibuprofin helps. His baby granddaughter, Monica, completes a family picture worthy of Thomas Eakins, and his long-time companion, artist Jackie Perskie, keeps his life and writing a visual lark.