National radio host Mike Feder's collection of stories span several pivotal years in the 1980s. His wit and depth reach out to a broader audience to entertain and engage.

Also by Feder:

Praise for The Talking Cure:

�Feder's new book shoehorns the stream-of-experience confessional into the lyrical novel form pioneered by Henry Miller.�
--Publisher�s Weekly


Praise for New York Son:

�Reading these monologues/stories by Mike Feder is like being stuck between stations on the subway with an insane--and possibly dangerous--individual who turns out to be not only funny, likable, and intelligent, but eager to turn himself inside-out for your entertainment.�
--Kirkus Reviews