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At The Cut by Peter Anastas
A memoir of childhood in Gloucester Massachusetts in the 1940's.
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First published January 1, 2002
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Peter Anastas
13 books1 followerPeter Anastas (1937-) is an American author of novels, memoirs, and non-fiction.
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February 22, 2012
I enjoyed this view of Gloucester in the 1950s and thereabouts, and what it was like for a boy growing up on the island.
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July 27, 2011Peter grew up in the same neighborhood where my mom grew up she was eight years older.
His childhood was during World War II before there was a 128 bridge connecting the rest of Gloucester.
He reminded me of how downtown Gloucester was when I was growing up with Woolworth's, Sterlings, Browns, and the other stores.
He had some of the same teachers I had in school growing up even thought I am a lot younger than him
His childhood was during World War II before there was a 128 bridge connecting the rest of Gloucester.
He reminded me of how downtown Gloucester was when I was growing up with Woolworth's, Sterlings, Browns, and the other stores.
He had some of the same teachers I had in school growing up even thought I am a lot younger than him
February 21, 2013
I liked it. A compilation of memoir stories written by a man who grew up in Gloucester, Mass. Funny "boy" stories.
April 17, 2013
Love his books!!!
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