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Listen... Long Story Short

Triumphs, Tragedies and Narrow Escapes

Gary Day
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Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

From a first-time published author comes this collection of short stories which follows the tales of Luke Armstrong, an all-American boy, who encounters glory and misfortune. Follow Luke from his childhood on the waterfront through his career and retirement from a US intelligence agency. Meet the people, places and times which molded Luke Armstrong from the 1960's to today.

During times in his life, the character finds himself in idiotic situations, lost romances and plagued by death of friends and relatives.

“The Early Years” introduces the reader to important people and friends of Luke Armstrong. One of the stories will make you question what the character actually witnesses and perhaps why his parents were so quick to move from Luke's favorite place in the world.

“Life in the Big City” is a glimpse into the life of a boy in Baltimore City,1962.

“Life in the Beach” reflects on the perfect place to raise a child or was it. Scared friends, a bully and bad baseball sums it all up.

“High School” sees some of the challenges for a teen boy in a private school only to be transferred to a public school. Luke goes from a rejected canvas artist to a theatrical scenic artist. All this and a hurricane.

“Broadcasting” remembers a time when TV and radio signals only traveled through the air. See how Luke struggles to make his way as a Broadcast Engineer in small market TV and radio.

“The Agency Years” follows Luke through his personnel and professional life while at the Agency and learn what Luke's consequences are for working in this environment.

“Retirement” follows the character through his challenges with his mom's dementia from beginning to her end, his adventure in Cabo, Mexico, and his life today.

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