1969, Loss Of Innocence

by Tony Annesi

Overview

During one of the most challenging and life-changing periods of American culture, characters from the ages of 8 to 40 face themselves and the changing world around them in nine separate, but thematically related short stories.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157708108
Publisher:	Anthony C. Annesi
Publication date:	01/12/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Tony Annesi's writing started with poetry and short fiction (the first stories of 1969: Loss of Innocense were drafted in 1969) and then followed his martial arts career with columns for INSIDE KARATE MAGAZINE (Tales of the Dojo and The Dojo Files) and articles for MARTIAL ARTS MASTERS, SELF-DEFENSE WORLD, INSIDE KUNG-FU, THE INTERNATIONAL FIGHTER, and BLACK BELT. He has authored the privately published Cracking the Kata Code, The Road to Mastery, Principles of Advanced Budo, Sudden Attack Defense, Elevated Elementals, and Comparative Aiki in Action. In 2015, Tony completed a fantasy novel trilogy entitled The Shangrilla Artifacts.

Editorial Reviews

"Whether you are old enough to remember the year 1969 or not doesn't matter. Be ready to be fully pulled into its zeitgeist as well as the lives and feelings of the characters themselves. The author has a way of writing that will make you think deeply and consider things you may never have before considered. A fantastic work!"
--Bob Burg, coauthor of The Go-Giver

email response - Bob Burg

"An excellent collection of stories in which the reader can easily identify with the characters' interactions and emotions. I particularly liked the twists and turns of each story, leading to unexpected results and endings. This and the author's insight into each character's feelings and actions give the stories a punch. Highly recommended!" --Richard Raben, M.Ed., author Trek Factor, Boldly Live

email response - Richard Raben

"1969, Loss of Innocence contains beautifully told stories that flow one into the next. Setting two of the stories in the New Orleans French Quarter and Paris are truly magical. Tony Annesi has created characters with an attention to subtlety that make them both compelling and memorable."
--Judy Garwood, author of Amy and The French Quarter Detective Agency

email response - Judy Garwood