Lawful ownership of many Taft houses was a concept of no greater consequence than the middle
name of the man in the moon. People
lived in them until they perished, were pushed out or failed to find their way
home again. Then immediately somebody
else entered and controlled the space.
With neither the time nor the inclination to pine for a vacancy, Bubbah
Berlioz scouted a block, identified his target and forced out a family of
Jewish midgets. He ensconced his wife
there to begin their life together.
The Last Opus of
Hector Berlioz … available on Amazon Kindle or e-mail for signed first
edition. Buy one.
“Tom Levine manages to offend pretty much every segment of
society in this hilarious new novel.” –Jim Finnigan
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