<p>No Sweat has painted a portrait of a man caught in the web of his times, a victim turned survivor, a player in the eponymous reality show of hand-to-mouth grubbing and a victor who has circumvented conventionality and apparent destiny to become a psychical congregate of paradoxical array. More than just being entertained, I learned from this book and felt immersed in its singular culture, as though I had spent years exploring his world. It has the distinguishing earmarks of a masterpiece-vibrant plot, memorable characters, bucolic setting, with the personal touch of the sensitive diarist. H is an intuitive and imaginative author par excellence. I give this new work by No Sweat my highest recommendation, both as a licensed therapist and voracious reader. I look forward to seeing future offerings by this exciting new author. Sara L. Griffith, LMFT</p>

These Precious Days

Literature & Fiction

Sweat, No

Literary

Old Seventy Creek Press

<p>SINGER ISLAND &amp; ERNEST HEMINGWAY is a sprawling memoir of four generations of No Sweat's family living on Singer Island during the summers. The book covers six subjects which continuously intertwine to form a complex story the likes of which cannot be found in any other book. The main setting for the work takes place in the old Colonnades Beach Hotel where No Sweat came to know John D. MacArthur. Besides MacArthur, No Sweat relays many stories involving Rose and Ted Kennedy, Burt Reynolds, Arlo Guthrie, Francis Ford Coppola and Jacques Piccard.</p>

Singer Island & Ernest Hemingway: Volume 2

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

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