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God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC proudly releases one of Paul John Hausleben's most popular stories in a single e-book version. The publisher plucked the delightful romantic novelette No Boiler Required f rom the contents of the author's classic collection On the Edge of Memories, The Random Collection. This special single e-book version is a captivating insight into romance, the love of life, and the diversity of urban America within old cities.
When the newly divorced and struggling fiction writer, Mr. Kent Lambert moves into an old apartment house in a rough and tumble neighborhood in
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God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC proudly releases one of Paul John Hausleben's most popular stories in a single e-book version. The publisher plucked the delightful romantic novelette No Boiler Required from the contents of the author's classic collection On the Edge of Memories, The Random Collection. This special single e-book version is a captivating insight into romance, the love of life, and the diversity of urban America within old cities.

When the newly divorced and struggling fiction writer, Mr. Kent Lambert moves into an old apartment house in a rough and tumble neighborhood in Paterson, New Jersey, Kent does not realize that he is there to begin his life anew in many, many ways. Kent eventually meets fellow apartment dweller, Ms. Julie Granatelli, who also is beginning her life anew and while a few floors of the apartment house separate them, fate and a gentle breeze intervenes to form a unique bond that changes their lives forever.

To quote the descriptive words of the author when describing his story, Mr Hausleben states, "On the surface, a reader enjoys a cute love story, a romance, but deep down the story is so much more. It is about the love of everyday life. It is about the perfect blending of cultures, it is about the incredible diversity found within old urban cities that dot across America and it is about the bonds that all people, despite their cultural differences, religious beliefs, the color of their skin, and the language and accents they possess, all melt into one glorious mold."

Download your copy today and enjoy a sample of the magical storytelling of the master storyteller, Mr. Paul John Hausleben.


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Autorenporträt
Way back in time, when the dinosaurs first died off, at the ripe old age of sixteen, Paul John Hausleben, wrote three stories for a creative writing class in high school. Enrolled in a vocational school, and immersed in trade courses and apprenticeship, left little time for writing ventures but PJH wrote three exceptional and entertaining stories. Paul John Hausleben's stories caught the eye of two English teachers in the college-preparatory academic programs and they pulled the author out of his basic courses and plopped him in advanced English and writing courses. One of the English teachers had immense faith in Paul's talents, and she took PJH's stories, helped him brush them up and submitted them to a periodical for publication. To PJH's astonishment, the periodical published all three of the stories and sent him a royalty check for fifty dollars and . . . that was it. PJH did not write anymore because life got in his way. Fast forward to 2009 and while living on the road in Atlanta, Georgia (and struggling to communicate with the locals who did not speak New Jersey) for his full-time job, PJH took a part-time job writing music reviews for a progressive rock website, and that gig caused the writing bug to bite PJH once more. He recalled those old stories and found the old manuscripts hiding in a dusty box. After some doodling around with them, PJH decided to revisit them. Two stories became the nucleus for the anthology now known as, The Time Bomb in The Cupboard and Other Adventures of Harry and Paul. The other story became the anchor story for the collection known as, The Christmas Tree and Other Christmas Stories, Tales for a Christmas Evening. Now, many years and over thirty-five published works later, along with countless blogs and other work, PJH continues to write. Where and when it stops, only the author really knows.

On the other hand, does he really know?

If you ask Paul John Hausleben, he will tell you that he is not an author, he is just a storyteller. Other than writing, among many careers both paid and unpaid, he is a former semi-professional hockey goaltender, a music fan and music reviewer, an avid sports fan, photographer and amateur radio operator.