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Set against the backdrop of a wake, the story unfolds through the eyes of a twelve-year-old aspiring writer grappling with the death of his grandfather, Pop. The narrative weaves together the vibrant tapestry of an Irish-American family, blending humor and heartache as the boy navigates his mother's grief and his own fears of abandonment. Rich in detail, it contrasts the family's Bronx roots with their life in Long Island, capturing moments of love, loss, and the bonds that define them, ultimately revealing a warm and spirited American tale.

An inspiring and entertaining memoir by independent filmmaker, writer, director and actor Ed Burns. At the age of 25, Ed directed and produced his first film on a tiny budget, The Brothers McMullen, which went on to win the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance film festival. He since gone on to make 10 more films and acted in films such as Saving Private Ryan and 27 Dresses, and TV shows such as Entourage. Here he tells his story of two remarkable decades in the notoriously fickle Hollywood scene. This is a must read for any film fans.

A powerful depiction of the American drug war by the creators of THE WIRE.

Offers insight into the Victorian scandal which raged at the end of the 19th century surrounding the adulteration of whisky in public houses throughout the UK. This book covers the scandal which eventually resulted in laws being passed which created safeguards for what is known the world over as Scotch. Introduction by Ian Buxton

Set in a notorious Baltimore intersection, the book delves into the grim realities of a 24-hour open-air drug market that sustains a struggling neighborhood. Through the insights of David Simon, an award-winning author and crime reporter, and Edward Burns, a seasoned veteran of the urban drug war, the narrative explores the complex dynamics of crime, survival, and the socio-economic factors at play in this desolate area. Their firsthand accounts paint a vivid picture of life amidst the chaos and despair.