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Where Hash Rules

Where Hash Rules

by G.A. Cuddy

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BN ID: 2940152057799
Publisher: G.A. Cuddy
Publication date: 07/25/2015
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: NOOK Book
File size: 6 MB

About the Author

G.A. Cuddy's newest release is First Fiction, a novel about an American teenager named Ingrid Fallon who travels to Belfast during the tumultuous summer of 1981. Mr. Cuddy is also the author of Where Hash Rules, an ebook on the history of the legendary Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe in Boston, which Bon Appetit's Joanna Sciarrino called "worth the read for those who love food history and beautiful photography." His other offerings are In The Clearing Stands A Boxer, a poetry journal to benefit the Haymakers for Hope charity in its fight against cancer, and The Grief Poet, a play in three acts about condemned men who encounter poet Karl Shapiro on the eve of their executions. He recently wrote the children's bedtime story J.R. & Wyatt Battle Surf Zombies. Mr. Cuddy also produced The Tao of Pink, a collection of quotes and conversations from the legendary Pink Francis. Representation: STA Literary Agency staliterary.com

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Where Hash Rules 4 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 1 reviews.
Anonymous More than 1 year ago
I bought this book on Friday and read it over the weekend. It's a page-turner (if we still use that for ebooks) and I really felt like I was getting to know all of the crazy customers and employees who have been a part of the diner's folklore. The book is a good combination of history and present day stories, especially because there is such a continuation between generations of people with the one family that has run it all along. I don't live in Boston, but I learned a lot about the neighborhood (South end) and hope to try some turkey hash on my next visit there. The story about the owner training for a marathon about a year after a heart attack was remarkable, maybe my favorite part of the book. I would recommend this for people who are foodies and those who love history. Really good photos, too. The writer seems to love the subject matter and there are dedications to family members that were very emotional. I liked this book a lot.