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Michael Ramberg
Thanks for taking a look at my stuff. I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where I work for a law firm. I enjoy photography, playing guitar, and waiting for the literary world to discover my genius.
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Jack's Boys
A novel
Jack LaFleur was a self-destructive, Kerouac-style wanderer, a secret poet and, according to his own legend, a bit character in Kerouac's last great novel, Big Sur. At the end of the Sixties, Jack married Carrie Anderson and attempted to settle down in the American suburbs to raise a family. But he could achieve only an uneasy truce with the land of shopping malls and frontage roads, and he died years later a bitter and frustrated alcoholic.
When Jack's youngest son Theo impulsively hitchhikes across the country to visit the grandfather he's never met, he discovers a secret Jack never revealed to his family: Jack was a poet whose work was thought destroyed, but is now a valuable commodity in a mini-renaissance of Beat poetry. And so it is that Jack will always be the greatest force his family knows.
Print: $12.00
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The Journey Out
A collection of short stories on various themes, including:
The Journey Out
A man and woman, both cheating on lovers, meet on a St. Croix paddleboat river cruise after an internet courtship. Naturally, strange, bad things happen.
Silver Elvis
Bob Dylan and Andy Warhol meet and spar in Andy's Factory, with much tension and collatoral emotional damage. Based on a true incident.
Stackerlee
An orphan with prodigious hacking skills seeks out his birth parents and learns of his questionable origins. Dark and haunting and deeply weird.
Lowest Fruit
A young woman artist struggles with her low self-esteem and memories of her mother, and the man who came between them.
Please enjoy.
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