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Pushing The HACK
Stories and Insight from a 100-Year-Old Retired New York City Taxi Driver. Read what a 100 year old retired NYC taxicab driver has to say when asked straight forward questions about his family, career and life behind the wheel In New York City. Book Q&A, trivia, history and fun facts about NYC and its famous taxis and much, much more! Please For some reason the Preview of the book online (cover and back) looks distorted. I assure you the printed book is beautiful.
106 pages, Paperback
Published September 20, 2010
About the author
Andrew Bayroff
6 books3 followers"When I write a new novel, my goal is to give the reader something they haven't seen before—a twist on reality, a skewed viewpoint, a story that will give them pause and perhaps a nightmare or two."
Journey with the A.I.Bayroff as he takes you on a mental ride through a few New Jersey cities. We meet locals battling demons from their past, body parts taken from residents for the good of the town, and a rogue mental institution playing by its own rules. Join A.I.Bayroff for a story or two you may just want to forget.
A New Jersey native, A.I.Bayroff is a New York City-based writer, designer, and voice-over artist.
His first book, The Stuff Type Is Made Of, was published by Prentice-Hall, Pearson Education, in 2000 and adopted by over 130 higher education facilities across the United States and abroad.
Since his success with Prentice Hall, he has gone on to self-publish two coffee table books, Pushing The Hack, Check, Please!, and three novels, Midpoint, Harvest, and his latest, Sunshine.
Journey with the A.I.Bayroff as he takes you on a mental ride through a few New Jersey cities. We meet locals battling demons from their past, body parts taken from residents for the good of the town, and a rogue mental institution playing by its own rules. Join A.I.Bayroff for a story or two you may just want to forget.
A New Jersey native, A.I.Bayroff is a New York City-based writer, designer, and voice-over artist.
His first book, The Stuff Type Is Made Of, was published by Prentice-Hall, Pearson Education, in 2000 and adopted by over 130 higher education facilities across the United States and abroad.
Since his success with Prentice Hall, he has gone on to self-publish two coffee table books, Pushing The Hack, Check, Please!, and three novels, Midpoint, Harvest, and his latest, Sunshine.
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