Larry Duberstein

• Jul-1981
• / Mystery
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• May-1988
• / General Fiction
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At 5 P.M. on a snowy night, Maurice Locksley, sometime literary stud, stops off at a Boston pub and there, with a glass of beer, launches a 10 1/2 hour journey into the riskier regions of the heart. First he’s off to dinner with his wife and 4-year...

• Jun-1988
• / General Fiction
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A midsummer morning, Brooklyn, 1955. Oscar Carnovsky, a respectable (yet hardly distinguished) middle-aged man, leaves for work in the unusual fashion: takes his share of the morning paper, kisses his wife goodbye, and waves back as he turns the corn...

• May-1991
• / Literary
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Postcards from Pinsk is the story of a middle-aged Beacon Hill shrink coming to grips with himself. The "postcard" is the catalyst for crisis his wife of longstanding is divorcing him. It appears she has good reason, yet as Orrin Summers wrestles wit...

• Dec-1992
• / Literary
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At a young man's funeral, the undertaker offers his thoughts on lifestyle, along with a hot tip on the big stakes race that afternoon. In another bizarre burial twist, two feuding misfit brothers speed across America in a battered Chevy, trying to fu...

• Apr-2012
• / Erotica
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• Jun-2014
• / General Fiction
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Eight years ago, readers were invited to accompany Maurice Locksley on his rounds, as he paid court to his wife, his ex-wife, and his mistress in dizzying succession. THE MARRIAGE HEARSE, his account of that wild winter's night, was judged one of the...

• Jun-2014
• / Historical
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As he labored on his masterpiece Moby Dick in 1851, Herman Melville was a popular and charismatic young author. One year later, this Melville -- successful, outgoing, knowable -- had gone underground. His letters, previously witty and expansive, woul...

• Nov-2014
• / Historical
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Five Bullets by Larry Duberstein is an extraordinary short novel about one man's experience of the Holocaust from its beginnings in Europe to the end of his life more than 50 years later in the United States....

• Apr-2015
• / Literary
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Stanley Noseworthy is, at best, a serial monogamist. At worst, a faithless rake. Now his record-breaking long-term lover (“1001 better-than-Arabian nights”) Nina is fed up with his “inimitable bull%#$#” and threatening to end their relationsh...

• Apr-2015
• / General Fiction
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Just turned forty and living alone, Tim Bannon is sliding comfortably into midlife crisis when his orphaned niece and nephew arrive on his doorstep. Though Tim loves these two children, he has his doubts about being in loco parentis. For starters, he...

• May-2022
• / Literary
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You sing your songs and maybe you go for a walk or a beer, but at some point your brain must remind you that your audience is back there dying.From the author of The Marriage Hearse, a New York Times New & Noteworthy selection, and The Handsome Sailo...