The Complete Book of Republican Wisdom and Knowledge

by Peter Klein

Overview

While politics is serious, after a long and divisive presidential political campaign season, many would just like all the politicians and the news media that encourages them to foam at the mouth to just shut up and go away.This interactive book is meant just for fun and could just as well be titled "The Complete Book of Democratic Wisdom and Knowledge.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781481944021
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	01/09/2013
Pages:	114
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.24(d)

About the Author

Pete Klein was born and raised in Detroit, Mich. where he attended Notre Dame High, Harper Woods. After high school, Pete joined the US Navy and served as a Corpsman in New Port, RI, and Long Beach, CA. After receiving an Honorable Discharge, it was back to Detroit for a year before moving to NYC to attend The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Klein says, "I lived in New York at the right time (mid 60's) in the Lower East Side (East Village) and enjoyed discovering the city and myself.
In 1968 Klein married. In 71 he moved upstate where he raised his family and worked in the automotive aftermarket as a manufacturer's rep, traveling all of upstate NY.
Then it was back down to the city for a few years as the sales manager for a firm importing automotive parts and accessories from the Far East.
Missing the country life, Klein moved the family back upstate to the Adirondacks.
Klein has been living in the Adirondacks for the past 26 years and has been a reporter for the Hamilton County Express for the past 11 years. It was going to work as a reporter that finally moved him to return to his early dream of writing books.
The thought of writing vampire novels came early. After first watching the original Dracula movie, Klein asked his grandmother, a German born and raised in Romania, if there were any truth to the story. The grandmother, being a sensible Catholic, responded, "That's just foolish superstition."
But the fascination with vampires didn't die. Klein says, "I think being Catholic had something to do with the vampire fascination. Here I'm talking about the blood of life, intrinsic to both the story of Jesus and vampires, and the sexual undertones of most vampire stories.