Leon Uris (1924-2003), one of the 70 honorees
Read MoreWhat is my background, as a writer?
“As the second son, I reflected a different side of Dad (Lee). I became his jokester self, the jester, the trickster, and the one who rarely met a rule he wouldn’t want to break….
Read MoreWhat was to be a normal childhood never came to pass. The chaos surrounding my literary father transformed my simple beginnings into an imaginary world of suspense, intrigue and danger.
Read MoreLike father like son, it was now my turn to deal with the guilt trips my grandfather dumped on Dad.
A Marine in World War II, at times Dad could be a hard man to love. He intimidated me with guilt and fear motivation, just like his father did to him. This sent us on a trajectory of disappointment—pushing his parental responsibilities back on his sons.
The following is excerpted from The Uris Trinity, now available on Amazon.
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