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Pennsylvania Rural Pennsylvania in the 1970s
was a meeting ground between past and present.
William S. Repsher details what it was like to be
raised in a working-class family of seven, from
his staunchly Irish-Catholic grandmother, to his
saintly, lapsed-Protestant mother, and his
hellraising oldest brother who taught him the
evils of smoking by pinning him to the basement
floor and blowing smoke rings in his face. While
most lessons weren't that harsh, the book details
the innocence of the time, fading into the looser
reality of the decade as he navigates his teenage
years at the turn of the 1980s. Guilt, anger,
revenge, vomiting (and other bodily functions),
death, discovery and eight tracks. It's all
there. After living 30 years in New York City,
Mr. Repsher felt an urge not just to define
his childhood but to shed light on a place that's
rarely written about, positively or negatively.
In some respects the book is nostalgic, but he
also hopes to crawl inside the nostalgia and drag
out some of the more embarrassing and dark
memories that grew less comforting with age. As
New York City reveals so many hard, emotional
truths about the people who live there, Mr.
Repsher hopes to do the same for the place where
he was raised.
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