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Darkness falls : an American story

Title
Darkness falls : an American story / John M. Del Vecchio.
Author
Del Vecchio, John M., 1948-
Publication
New York : St. Martin's Press, 1998.

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xii, 368 pages; 25 cm
Summary
  • "The pressures of modern life in the suburbs at the end of the twentieth century are catching up with John Panuzio - debt, status, family, and the very town he grew up in are all creaking on the axis of change."--BOOK JACKET. "Who exactly is John Panuzio - a.k.a. "Johnny-panni"? He is a stranded baby-boomer whose wife has just entered the workplace and suddenly has a lot to talk about and a lot less attention for him."--BOOK JACKET.
  • "He is the son of a proud Italian father who helped build the very suburb they live in, but who is now alone, living with his son and family, complaining and dying."--BOOK JACKET. "He is the father of three children: a son in an overpriced college who doesn't communicate, a soccerplaying (and very argumentative) high-school son who is dating a Puerto Rican girl, and a princess of a daughter, who has no limits to her demands."--BOOK JACKET.
  • "He is a promotional/advertising hack working for a defense company that is relocating to Atlanta - and he hasn't been invited."--BOOK JACKET. "Corporate mergers, downsizing, and public schools in turmoil all form the background for this novel of love, hate, violence and glory, rescue and murder."--BOOK JACKET.
Subject
  • Middle-aged men > Connecticut > Psychology > Fiction
  • Italian American families > Fiction
Genre/Form
  • Psychological fiction.
  • Domestic fiction.
ISBN
0312192169
LCCN
98023886
OCLC
  • 39007249
  • ocm39007249
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries