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You think you've got troubles? Meet Neil Nudelman who's down and out in Upstate New York. Disaster is his middle name. He's feeding his family from dumpsters. He's arrested, beaten, harassed by his neighbors and betrayed by the last of his friends.
Watching helplessly as life comes crashing down about his ears, Nudelman struggles for sanity and some shred of human dignity.
Sounds horrible? But it's not! In fact, Lieberman has pulled off one of the funniest and literate books, capturing the pain of America and letting you laugh at it. You'll laugh until it hurts.
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Produktbeschreibung
You think you've got troubles? Meet Neil Nudelman who's down and out in Upstate New York. Disaster is his middle name. He's feeding his family from dumpsters. He's arrested, beaten, harassed by his neighbors and betrayed by the last of his friends.

Watching helplessly as life comes crashing down about his ears, Nudelman struggles for sanity and some shred of human dignity.

Sounds horrible? But it's not! In fact, Lieberman has pulled off one of the funniest and literate books, capturing the pain of America and letting you laugh at it. You'll laugh until it hurts.

Publishers Weekly - "Lieberman's novel is permeated by a raw flip brand of humor that hits its mark."

Gannett News Service - "Finely honed sense of life's incongruities, biting satire and extraordinary humor."

Los Angeles Times - "Robert Lieberman's Goobersville Breakdown...plainly is a laughing matter...one of those rare success stories."


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Autorenporträt
Robert H. Lieberman is a best-selling novelist and film director. He is also a long time member of the Physics faculty at Cornell University.

"Echoes Of The Empire" is his newly completed film and is available on Vimeo priorate its International Release. https://www.echoesoftheempire.com/#5

His previous films include, "Angkor Awakens" and "They Call It Myanmar," both New York Times Critics' Picks. The Myanmar film, which remains highly current, was named one of the top dozen films by Roger Ebert. All Lieberman's films are now available on all digital platforms.

Among his earlier films are the highly praised comedy "Green Lights", and the award-winning feature documentaries "Last Stop Kew Gardens," "Faces In A Famine" and "BoyceBall."

His latest novel is "The Boys of Truxton." He is also the author of "Baby" and "Paradise Rezoned, " (which sold over 300,000 copies). His other novels include, "Goobersville Breakdown, " "The Last Boy," "Perfect People." and "Neighbors." These are all available in an electronic edition from Kindle and in print from Amazon. He is presently at work developing a feature film based on his new novel "The Nazis, My Father & Me."

Currently he is at work on the new novel "Gordy" which he has worked on since 1985