Love, Actually
by mark crane
Price: Free! 32650 words.
Published on August 28, 2012. Nonfiction.
There's no such thing as evil.
Morality is not spiritual.
Love is real.
LOVE, ACTUALLY is a book full of new ideas, a book about everything that offers our lives meaning.
Mark Crane poses a compelling challenge to readers to rethink basic ideas about cognition, religion, identity, and morality. Using engaging examples and carefully-documented sources, Crane builds a revolutionary case fo
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Biography
MARK CRANE, author of the 2008 memoir, Fool for a Lawyer, is the father of four wonderful kids, devoted husband to his most special lady, and a world citizen with a wide variety of life experience.
He earned his BA in Political Science at NYU and his MS in Education at Lehman College. He has served as Court Clerk and Probation Office in New York City and has a varied career in social work and teaching at-risk children. From his home in the Bronx, he dabbles in activism, blogging, and subway operation.
He earned his BA in Political Science at NYU and his MS in Education at Lehman College. He has served as Court Clerk and Probation Office in New York City and has a varied career in social work and teaching at-risk children. From his home in the Bronx, he dabbles in activism, blogging, and subway operation.
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Fool for a Lawyer
by mark crane
Price: $2.99 USD. 132610 words. Published on July 28, 2010. Nonfiction.
A compelling, humorous, and often bizarre memoir, the true story of a subway motorman who rejects the modern relegation of fathers to the absurdity known as "visitation," this is the personal story of a Pennsylvania native finding his way to New York, trying to make sense of life and love and finding himself in an Orwellian sinkhole, fighting for justice against the courts, simply for fatherhood.
Price: $2.99 USD. 132610 words. Published on July 28, 2010. Nonfiction.
A compelling, humorous, and often bizarre memoir, the true story of a subway motorman who rejects the modern relegation of fathers to the absurdity known as "visitation," this is the personal story of a Pennsylvania native finding his way to New York, trying to make sense of life and love and finding himself in an Orwellian sinkhole, fighting for justice against the courts, simply for fatherhood.