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Vodka Orange Sunday is a collection of stories, poems and articles written in Tony Nesca's unique free-flow style, full of that incredible, rhythmic prose that only he can do. Both lyrical and street-tough, often in the same breath, the words dance and sing and shock and cajole and insult. From a simple tale detailing a long summer walk written in a spontaneous, stream-of consciousness, to a wild night at a strip joint that attacks the senses with bawdy humor, to poems about love and sex and music and everything in-between, Vodka Orange Sunday is a celebration of being alive, a romantic, sexually charged discourse on life written in beautiful, long-flowing sentences that go on for pages, alive, unfettered and free.

Hobo is the sixth novel of underground writer Tony Nesca, a rambunctious, rebellious drunk-happy love story about a struggling writer who moonlights as a Night Watchman at a college located right in the middle of the ghetto. His wife is also a writer and together they publish their books and live a dual life of family and home with late night bohemian living, the whole time surrounded by an array of street-people, broke artists, and other fringe-dwellers. Sexually frank and charged with humor and desperation, Hobo is a unique work, a gritty celebration of life, love and individuality, written in Nesca's classic free-flow-lyric, with words, ideas and sentences that go on for pages, alive and beautiful and unapologetic.

The Do-Nothing Boys is a raucous tale of teenage rebellion recounting the exploits of a teenager named Ziggy, recently returned to Canada after a three year hiatus in his native country of Italy, and the group of friends that spontaneously gather around him. A result of parental divorce, he turns to sex, drugs and rock and roll and in the process discovers deep friendship, love, loss, disintegration, and the beautiful, sad and wondrous experience of living. Written in an incendiary and gritty stream of consciousness, the words cascade down the page in a free-flow waterfall of ideas and happenings, hallucinatory at moments with surreal jaunts of what Nesca himself calls "word music", but never straying far from the downright gritty and street-tough prose, laced throughout with a constant sexual/erotic underpinning.

About a Girl is a raw, fast-burning novella that unfolds over the course of a single winter day. It starts at a bus stop, where a man and a woman-strangers-exchange a glance, a joke, and then decide to dive headfirst into an impulsive bar-crawl through the city. What follows is twelve electric hours of connection, chaos, and chemistry.As they stumble through dive bars and neon-lit streets, they encounter a parade of unforgettable oddballs-strippers, punks, philosophers, and misfits-each one adding color to their unfolding story. The bond between them deepens with every drink, every conversation, every shared silence. Laced with sharp wit, sexual tension, pop-culture references, and literary echoes, About a Girl is an unfiltered snapshot of urban life told through the eyes of two outsiders finding something real in a world that rarely is. Written in a free-flowing, jazz-like rhythm-long, lyrical sentences that glide across the page-this is storytelling that dances to the pulse of the city, wild and alive.

Emma Strunk is a novel-in-poetry about a group of downtown, core-area dwellers taking place in the fictional town of peg zero, and the lives they lead through addiction, wandering, love and sex. From Laura the goth crack-head, to Reggie the Barbados immigrant turned small time criminal, to the drug dealing Bob and many others, Emma Strunk takes you through an uncensored, desperate, emotional, humorous, gut-wrenching and sometimes surreal wild trip of late-night-ghetto-living, and the struggles and small triumphs that ensue. Written in free-form verse, Emma Strunk is a singular and important work from the pen of underground writer Tony Nesca.

Junkyard Lucy is a collection of subtly intertwining stories by underground writer Tony Nesca. Stylistically alternating between Nesca's unique free-flow style, full of that incredible, rhythmic prose that only he can do, and street-tough, short declarative sentences, the writing shows incredible range. The themes are varied and widespread - from love, sex, music, death, old age, rebellious youth and everything in-between, Junkyard Lucy is a subversive celebration of being alive, a romantic, sexually charged discourse on life, unfettered and free

Calabritto is a novel about a mountain village in central Italy taking place in the early seventies and the eccentric characters that weave their stories in and around each other. Written in Tony Nesca's classic free-flow, stream of consciousness, the prose itself mesmerizes and captivates, drawing the reader into a tragi-comedy that unfolds an intricate tapestry of human experience.

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"Calabritto" ist ein Roman ber ein Bergdorf in Mittelitalien, der in den fr hen siebziger Jahren spielt und von den exzentrischen Charakteren handelt, die ihre Geschichten ineinander und um sich herum verweben. Geschrieben in Tony Nescas klassischem, flie enden Bewusstseinsstrom, fesselt und fasziniert die Prosa selbst und zieht den Leser in eine tragikomische Geschichte, die ein komplexes Geflecht menschlicher Erfahrungen entfaltet.

"Calabritto" es una novela sobre un pueblo de monta a en el centro de Italia que tiene lugar a principios de los a os setenta y los personajes exc ntricos que entrelazan sus historias entre s . Escrito en el cl sico estilo libre y flujo de conciencia de Tony Nesca, la prosa misma hipnotiza y cautiva, atrayendo al lector hacia una tragicomedia que despliega una intrincada tela de experiencias humanas.

One night in the life of a security guard in an inner-city highrise. Full of after-midnight eccentrics and fringe-dwelling street people, this one's for the night owls of the world.For publishing Comics write to [email protected]

One night in the life of a security guard in an inner-city highrise. Full of after-midnight eccentrics and fringe-dwelling street people, this one's for the night owls of the world.

One night in the life of a security guard in an inner-city highrise. Full of after-midnight eccentrics and fringe-dwelling street people, this one's for the night owls of the world.

One night in the life of a security guard in an inner-city highrise. Full of after-midnight eccentrics and fringe-dwelling street people, this one's for the night owls of the world

Calabritto is a novel about a mountain village in central Italy taking place in the early seventies and the eccentric characters that weave their stories in and around each other. Written in Tony Nesca's classic free-flow, stream of consciousness, the prose itself mesmerizes and captivates, drawing the reader into a tragi-comedy that unfolds an intricate tapestry of human experience

One night in the life of a security guard in an inner-city highrise. Full of after-midnight eccentrics and fringe-dwelling street people, this one's for the night owls of the world.

Calabritto is a novel about a mountain village in central Italy taking place in the early seventies and the eccentric characters that weave their stories in and around each other. Written in Tony Nesca's classic free-flow, stream of consciousness, the prose itself mesmerizes and captivates, drawing the reader into a tragi-comedy that unfolds an intricate tapestry of human experience