LYLE GREENFIELD
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Lyle Greenfield's "Uniting the States of America—A Self-Care Plan for a Wounded Nation" is a work of nonfiction and opinion. Incorporating the lessons of history and the ideas and wisdom of many, it is intended as both an educational resource and a call-to-action for citizens concerned about the politically and culturally divided state of our Union. A situation that has raised alarm for the very future of our democracy. Far from being "alarmist," however, the book proposes common sense solutions to our problems that require simply the decency and will of our elected leaders, and the active participation of our citizens. In the words of Frank Sesno, Professor at GW and author of 'Ask More: The Power of Questions to Open Doors, Uncover Solutions, and Spark Change,' "With an ear to the ground and an eye on history, Greenfield takes us on a ride through our divisive times. Weaving real-world experience, clear insight, and a wry wit, he has written an original and inspiring guide that will resonate with anyone who cares where our country is going and wants to contribute to its future."
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"The Soul Mate Expeditions" is a collection of stories (including one novella) and letters to the editor of The East Hampton Star written over a period of 20 years by author Lyle Greenfield. They range in emotional and intellectual substance from the truly romantic to the utterly fantastical...from grippingly dramatic to the hilariously absurd. And somewhere within it all is an examination of the intangible things that rule our hearts in the quest for love... and sometimes simply cause us to fly off the rails.
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"What Vienna Saw" is a psychological thriller and murder mystery set in New York City's West Village in 1982, the time of Warhol, Basquait and a pulsating Downtown art and club scene. A mysterious woman named Vienna Martel is the sole witness to a murder that takes place in a small night club called Ruby's, a murder which may be connected to the theft of a rare painting the day before. She will be called upon to describe the assailant, perhaps to testify in court, placing her life in danger from the ones she saw. But this exotic creature does not, cannot exist in daylight, and protecting her true identity as well as her life will prove as challenging as capturing the murderers. "What Vienna Saw" is not simply a murder mystery, but a love story between two distinct individuals living inside of one body, and what they will do to protect each other. This novella first appeared in the 2019 collection of stories, "The Soul Mate Expeditions."
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*CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE* A "coffee table" memoir of years spent on the most beautiful, exclusive island in the Caribbean, St. Barth. Featuring 265 photographs and text revealing both island and personal history as well as profiles of some of the most interesting and creative individuals who reside there.