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From humble beginnings in the working class neighborhood of Price Hill, on Cincinnati's working class west side, Bob Tully moved to Los Angeles to seek success as a performer. Price Hill Boy tells some of the stories Bob has lived as a result. Some are funny, some inspiring, but all have contributed to life lived on the "road less traveled". From Early days as a "broke actor", living in the back room of an office in Burbank, to living and working as a singer/actor on cruise ships, to trave...

The year is 1968, the UK is undergoing a cultural transformation, class differences are being set aside, people are being confronted with changing values and new opinions, while all the time still trying to recognise new roles and opportunities within an emerging media dominated society. A death occurs during a party, it might have been accidental, it might have been murder, no one knows the facts or why it happened. What slowly became clear is that no one at the party had been safe. It is...

Join Kacey the coed as she makes the most of her time in college! From meeting hot grad student Evan to taking their relationship further, you'll find four shorts in this collection with touches of sweet and sizzling emphasizing a growing relationship:Meeting EvanA Trip to the MoviesAn Unexpected New SensationDelving into the Backdoor

Born in ashes yet destined for splendor, she rises like a phoenix bearing a golden branch—graceful, proud, and unbreakable. Each step she takes rewrites fate, turning loss into power and silence into authority.In a world ruled by ambition and intrigue, her elegance hides steel, and her mercy carries weight. Love, betrayal, and destiny intertwine as she ascends, not by luck, but by the strength she forged in fire.

Old Money Style: Secrets To Dressing Well for Less shows any man how to dress better every day and spend less money doing it.This easy-to-understand manual can take you from ‘couldn’t care less’ to ‘classically well-dressed’, regardless of how much or how little you know about clothes.In Old Money Style, you’ll discover how to:Upgrade your image regardless of your background or income level;Streamline your wardrobe by identifying and curatin...

"A gritty, wonderfully honest investigation of life in an urban American high school in the 21st Century." —Jay Mathews, Washington Post education columnistSearching for Hope is a gripping account of life in a once-great high school in a rough Indianapolis neighborhood. Granted unfiltered access to Manual High throughout an entire school year, award-winning journalist Matthew Tully tells the complex story of the everyday drama, failures, and trium...

A facsimile reprint of this classic tale of the seamier side of circus life“Jim Tully was one of the fine American novelists to emerge in the 1920s and ’30s. He gained this position with intelligence, sensitivity, and hard work. . . . No matter how crazily violent or fantastic his stories are, readers accept them as nonfiction. Tully makes the improbable seem true.”—from the foreword by Harvey PekarJim Tully was an American writer who enjoy...

Memories of an Irish-American growing up log-shack poor in small-town Ohio“Shanty Irish is a window, cracked and soiled, into a time and a place and a people before the moving pictures became an American obsession, people who had to create their own dreams, invent their own stories, and find escape from hopeless lives in hard liquor or the cold comfort of a promised Hereafter.”—from the foreword by John SaylesJim Tully was an Ameri...

Tully’s breakthrough novel about life on the roadJim Tully left his hometown of St. Marys, Ohio, in 1901, spending most of his teenage years in the company of hoboes. Drifting across the country as a “road kid,” he spent those years scrambling into boxcars, sleeping in hobo jungles, avoiding railroad cops, begging meals from back doors, and haunting public libraries. Tully crafted these memories into a dark and astonishing chronicle of the American underclass—espec...

In the same inimitable, uncensored, and hilarious style that has made him one of the most popular voices on satellite radio, Jason Ellis unleashes his no-holds-barred words of advice on diet and exercise, cultivating your signature look, partying, getting laid, maintaining a relationship—and more!Maybe—like Jason Ellis—you want to have sex with multiple partners and then talk about it on the radio while wearing cheetah pants . . .Or maybe you have some goals of your own. Wh...

A picture of life in the boxing ring“Few novelists captured the contradictions of his country so simply or so honestly in the metaphor of the pure, fatalistic, and merciless community of bruising.”—from the ForewordWhen The Bruiser was first published in 1936, almost every reviewer praised Jim Tully’s gritty boxing novel for its authenticity—a hard-earned attribute. Twenty-eight years before the appearance of The Bruiser, Tully began a car...