Reseña del libro "Time Pieces 2: an informal memoir (en Inglés)"
When Mike Lubow found himself sliding into his 70s, he recognized it as "memoir country." He assembled a collection of literary memorabilia composed of random moments he'd been jotting down in recent years. True love stories, business hijinks, family oddities, travel adventures, embarrassing moments, irrevocable missteps, philosophical insights and out-of-body journeys called "type travel." All this went into a book called Time Pieces, published in 2016. A book that was well received and even got a nice national review. But that wasn't the end. Additional similar vignettes kept accumulating in Mike's computer until one day he realized he was sitting on "Time Pieces 2," a literal literary sequel. Like the first Time Pieces, this book is intended to be of interest to family, friends, kids and grandkids. But it has plenty of universal appeal, too, with a wider audience in mind. The book can be flipped through like a deck of cards. Pick a piece, any piece. You'll experience a brief moment of Lubow's life, and while there, you'll both have made time stand still.
