What do Sinatra, Presley, and the Beatles have in common?
(PRWEB) September 3, 2005
Sinatra, Presley and the Beatles were, without question, the absolute greats of their era, reaching the pinnacle of fame and fortune. There are others who could be classed in this grouping as well, such as Jolson, Caruso, and even the Rolling Stones with their long running reign in the music industry.
So, too, there are giants in the field of literature.
Shakespeare readily comes to mind, as does Chaucer and Dickens, to name a few. Of more recent note, there’s John Grisham, Steven King, and at the head of the pack, topping them all, is JK Rowling of “Harry Potter” fame.
Mario S. Fedele is a newcomer to this glorious field of the literary realm. He is just starting out and only few know his name. But he has a lot to offer and hopes to gain the attention of the public at large.
His recently published book is titled, “Stories for a Stormy Night, Vol. 1.” It is comprised of two novellas, which are as different in nature as night and day. The stories are respectively titled, “The Fear-O-Lots” and “A Sickness by Any Other Name.”
Some rave reviews have come in and these may be readily viewed at Mario S. FedeleÂ’s website: http://www. freewebs. com/mario5o/ (http://www. freewebs. com/mario5o/)
The tales in “Stories for a Stormy Night, Vol. 1” match the imaginative scope of JK Rowling’s “Harry Potter,” and the fast-paced action of RL Stine’s “Goosebumps” series, making them a very entertaining read.
In addition, it has been said that Mario S. Fedele demonstrates an originality all his own and has a certain way with words, which greatly adds to the enjoyment of the reading.
As if that were not enough to make the read worthwhile, there are valuable lessons to be learned from these delightful tales, the primary ones being the importance of open communication for maintaining a healthy relationship and the necessity to seek help when confronted with insurmountable odds.
So, given the above features, “Stories for a Stormy Night, Vol. 1” should be placed on everyone’s list of books to read.
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