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2 reviews
Norman L. Wolfson

iUniverse, Inc., 2005

A Powerful Lesson in Not Losing Too Much
This is a gripping story about poker - not about watching it on televisions, but playing it for real money. Which means you have to disregard for the moment the World Series of Poker with its fictitious multi-million-dollar pots and its hole-card cams and on-screen graphics. "The Gamblers" plunges you into for-real hard-ball casino poker where every dollar you bet is your own. When you ...

Life's Snapshots: About Cold-blooded Murderers, Heads of State, Corporate CEOs, The Computer's Inventor, A ...

1 review
Norman L. Wolfson

AuthorHouse, 2001

Roller-coaster ride through big-time P.R.
Fasten your seatbelts for a wild ride through Norman Wolfson's roller-coaster life as a P.R. man! Wolfson's "Life's Snapshots" are literally verbal photographs of his experiences - full of excitement, tensions, threats and some very famous people. His long personal friendship with the great sports columnist Red Smith has the tender overtones of "Tuesdays with Maurie." But his equally long ...

To Be Or Not To Be...

2 reviews
Norman L. Wolfson

AuthorHouse, 2000

Devoured in a Day . . .
A gamut of emotions is given vent as this hilariously funny yet heartbreakingly sad novel unfolds. Raymond Goldsmith is given some shocking news at the age of eleven. News that will impact almost every waking moment of the rest of his life. Set in a world that's oh-so-familiar to many of us, this is the story of how that news changes everything. I read it the first time in less than a day. The ...