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Tin Wife, by Joe Flaherty (Simon & Schuster, 336 pp., $15.95)
Tears welled in her eyes. It was part anger. At times like these she remembered her class. He was 68 and useless. A retired maintenance man for the Transit Authority. Just another slob who worked with his mitts. What was forgotten was that he had a mind—a mind tough enough to represent his union for twenty years.
About the Author
D. Keith Mano was a TV screenwriter and author of ten books, including Take 5, recipient of the 1987 Literary Lion award, and columnist at National Review magazine for 17 years.
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Tin Wife, by Joe Flaherty (Simon & Schuster, 336 pp., $15.95)
Tears welled in her eyes. It was part anger. At times like these she remembered her class. He was 68 and useless. A retired maintenance man for the Transit Authority. Just another slob who worked with his mitts. What was forgotten was that he had a mind—a mind tough enough to represent his union for twenty years.
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About the Author
D. Keith Mano was a TV screenwriter and author of ten books, including Take 5, recipient of the 1987 Literary Lion award, and columnist at National Review magazine for 17 years.
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