1970: Black Pigs (Whaling City Stories)

1970: Black Pigs (Whaling City Stories)

by Robert Bartolome
1970: Black Pigs (Whaling City Stories)

1970: Black Pigs (Whaling City Stories)

by Robert Bartolome

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Overview

It was once known as "The City that Lit the World." By 1857, it was the richest community on earth. As decades passed, its wealth may have faded, but New Bedford, Massachusetts remained at the forefront of history, a melting pot of culture and industry that touched all corners of the globe.


Whaling City Stories is an episodic short story series, chronicling over a century of history in New Bedford, Massachusetts. From the last whalers of the 1920s to modern day life in the inner-city, the series presents a wide range of unique characters, time periods, and events that defined the Whaling City.


The premiere issue of Whaling City Stories sees historic New Bedford in the midst of the 1970 race riots. As protests break out across the city, a Cape Verdean teenager, named Carlos Andrade, finds himself on a desperate search for his little brother, bringing him face-to-face with the Black Panthers themselves.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940156744251
Publisher: Robert Bartolome
Publication date: 02/02/2016
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 51 KB

About the Author

Robert Bartolome is Executive Producer of Rab Media, a bicoastal film production company with a massive roster of music video and commercial clients. In addition to serving as a creative director, he is also a proficient producer, managing logistics from conception to final cut. In between productions, he spends his time writing and developing narrative works like Whaling City Stories, along with a multitude of feature film and episodic screenplays.

He currently resides in Cumberland, RI with girlfriend Nikki, dogs Puck & Patty, fish Bo, and plants Jane Moneytree & Gerald Catpalm III.
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