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Location: United States
Member Since: June 11, 2009

Thomas F. Cook

Biography

Thomas F. Cook was born in 1959 in northern Ohio. In 1980 he moved to New York City. He is an alumna of New York University. In addition to writing numerous plays and screenplays, he has worked variously as a telephone poller, knife salesman, typist and computer geek. He lives in Greenwich Village.

Where to find Thomas F. Cook online

Website: http://thomasfcook.com
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Blog: http://thomasfcook.com

Where to buy in print

https://www.createspace.com/3397101

Books

Illyria by Thomas F. Cook
Price: $0.99 USD. 105790 words. Published on September 12, 2009. Fiction.
Spanning nearly half a century, Illyria is the story of three friends from northern Ohio. Told from Joe's perspective as a 45 year old in Manhattan, Illyria brings together the accidents and incidents of the boys' lives, reconstructing the events that led to a tragic end for one of his oldest friends.

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Smashwords book reviews by Thomas F. Cook

Deep Fried on July 18, 2009

Somewhere between Huck Finn and Holden Caulfield is Eddy Funderburke. This year-in-the-life novel of a fourteen year old boy with a secret lust for his mother is both extremely funny and somewhat horrifying. The combination of church group, Mountain Dew, crack whores, fiddle playing, masturbation, booze, prescription drugs, virginity and tetris made me laugh out loud.