Venti autori. Venti punti di vista. Venti scooter diversi per intenzione; stile e voglia di raccontare che concorrono insieme a scrivere uno spaccato attuale in cui riconoscersi al volo. Venti autori per unrsquo;antologia di racconti divertente; poetica; colorata; profonda e dura. Proprio come devrsquo;essere ed egrave; lrsquo;etagrave; in cui ci si addentra in una strada nuova con le proprie gambe.Un libro che egrave; un porsquo; come un muretto. Uno di quelli su cui adesso; mentre scrivo e leggete; stanno a cavalcioni i ragazzi; con gli scooter parcheggiati a lato. E sono ligrave;; che parlano; scherzano; ridono; fanno comunella; si accalorano in piccole lotte per poi far pace. Ognuno ha il suo spazio; come qui; e se lo gioca come meglio crede e sa. (dalla prefazione di Federico Moccia)
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Little Difficult to FollowBy LACARI was impressed with the elaborate research Mr. McCord did on this effort. However; because we (our county historical society) were trying to build a biographical story about crooks with ties to this area we found the book difficult to follow. I; and two others; read it and reread it; tried to look up things but it was kinda random. For instance; we could never figure out if Jimmy Creighton was responsible for bank robberies in Earlsboro and Harrah OK; in March of 1931 while he was; about the same time; murdering the businessman in Webb City; MO. He was accused of the robberies but we couldnt find anywhere that was later changed. We went to other sources to make sure that was what happened. Also; the index is not complete. It was hard to look up previous notes when the people; towns; etc were not in the index. We felt the book would have been much more readable and helpful in research to have been chronological. We got lost often.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Take a bow Mr. McCord!By R. D. MorganMonty McCords hard-hitting story of the 1931 Hastings bank job is one of best books concerning lawmen and outlaws of the Depression-Era to come down the pike in quite some time...Well written; ably researched and downright entertaining to boot...He certainly seems to have a feel for the times; the subject and best of all; he "Walked the ground" where the events occurred....Take a bow Mr. McCord.....R. D. Morgan; author of "Bad Boys of the Cookson Hills"...0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Exciting time in my Home town.By aquahomaVery exciting;spell binding; interesting. Great pictures. I look forward to reading other books by this author. money well spent. delivered it within 2 days regular shipping.
