Life . . . and That Other Thing - Nieman, John
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I have written many books which feature original art and original short stories-but after a pancreatic cancer scare (fortunately misdiagnosed), my son Stott suggested this as a topic for a book. My dear sister, Mary Ellen, advised me she didn't want to hear "death" in the title, hence the clever tease. It's apt. Actually some of the stories are hopeful, even funny. Some do deal with final days. Others address renewal. But what I discovered in this exercise is that nothing is more important. Life should not be about shopping sprees, escapism, and goofball sitcoms. So I did it? and a day before…mehr

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I have written many books which feature original art and original short stories-but after a pancreatic cancer scare (fortunately misdiagnosed), my son Stott suggested this as a topic for a book. My dear sister, Mary Ellen, advised me she didn't want to hear "death" in the title, hence the clever tease. It's apt. Actually some of the stories are hopeful, even funny. Some do deal with final days. Others address renewal. But what I discovered in this exercise is that nothing is more important. Life should not be about shopping sprees, escapism, and goofball sitcoms. So I did it? and a day before my chemotherapy, my esteemed doctor declared, "it's not cancer."
Autorenporträt
John Nieman has written three novels and two children's books. However, in recent years, he has concentrated more on short stories. As he explains it. "The world has a short attention span, and the short story is tailor-made for this era." This is his fourth creation in this genre, in addition, he is an accomplished fine artist and has exhibited in dozens of locales throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Canada. In this arena, he has published four books of art and poetry. The father of five, he currently resides in Dobbs Ferry, New York.