Tracks Through Our Lives

Tracks Through Our Lives
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Publisher : Assiduous Way
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ISBN-10 : 1958133043
ISBN-13 : 9781958133040
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Book Synopsis Tracks Through Our Lives by : John A. McCabe

Download or read book Tracks Through Our Lives written by John A. McCabe and published by Assiduous Way. This book was released on 2022-06-21 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book includes the short stories from the original Tracks Through Our Lives: Stories Told on Philly El Trains (2019) and adds three more compelling stories to the collection. Attention shifts to Danny Fisher, the award-winning journalist and creation of author John A McCabe. The stories are bound together with clips of Fisher's life, growing up in Philadelphia with conversations overheard on elevated and subway trains. The colourful characters and events amplify Danny's experiences in a reflective fashion, relatable to people everywhere. Each story is uniquely nuanced while delving into the human experience of everyday characters living their lives fastened to a major city, a city that could be anywhere. Whether New York, Rio, Mumbai, London, Tokyo? the author brings us his stories about remarkable people, never without a sense of place and always as he and they are traveling the tracks of their own life journeys.


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