Each story original. Each story different. Author Harry C. Doolittle invites readers to walk the line between Imagination & Reality as he shares an unforgettable compilation of intriguing shorts, published through Xlibris.
Many VIPs in the business, the military, and the government desire to get their thoughts out to the public but at the same time are reluctant to be named. Readers will encounter such a case of an elusive anonymous artist in Written on Condition of Anonymity. When Accahoe Police Chief John Snowgress hears of the case of Radio Music Heard In Grave, he wonders if a dead person is having the time of his life down there, better than the one above it. A B-Movie screenwriter attempts to write an A-Movie script in Al in Wonderland and reveals the winning formulas that make a movie a box office hit. Other stories such as a teenage pilot and more can be found as readers browse through the pages.
Interwoven with humor and satire, Imagination & Reality is an anthology of tales specifically collected and selected by Doolittle. The author makes use of real locations that readers will be able to recognize though the characters and stories are fictional. He employs satire to cleverly present lifes sometimes absurd realities, wrapped in imaginative tales that will either draw out a laugh or provoke thought.
This book will be featured at this years Frankfurt International Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany on October 12 to 16, 2010. For more information, log on to http://www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Harry C. Doolittle was born in Chicago on September 17, 1923. He grew up in Winnetka, a Chicago suburb, and graduated from Northwestern University. Doolittle is a self-taught artist who began painting in 1969 while a copywriter/creative director at some of Americas leading advertising agencies.
Doolittle and his wife Misook, of the renowned fashion firm, Exclusively Misook, have been married thirty-two years and reside in Scarsdale, New York. This is Doolittles first book.
Imagination & Reality * by Harry C. Doolittle
Each Story Original. Each Story Different.
Publication Date: December 15, 2010
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