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The Tender Bar

Paperback • 2006 • English

The Tender Bar: A Memoir

By J. R. Moehringer

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About the book

J.R. Moehringer grew up listening for a voice: the sound of his missing father, a disc jockey who disappeared before J.R. spoke his first words. As a boy, he would press his ear to a radio, straining to hear the keys to his own identity. His mother was his world, his anchor, but he needed something else, something he couldn't name. So he turned to the bar on the corner, a grand old New York saloon that was a sanctuary for all types of men--cops and poets, actors and lawyers, gamblers and stumble...Show more

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Book details

ISBN

9780340828830

Publisher

Sceptre

Published year

2006

Language

English

Original title

The Tender Bar

Format

Paperback

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