Critiques en avant-premièreA.H. Nazzareno

"Something like the off-kilter writing of Rudolph Wurlitzer's Nog, or Bukowski's Ham on Rye ... [The Villains Who Snapped My Spine] will appeal to those who enjoy literary prose that sometimes doesn't need to have a strict destination to be worth the journey." —Self-Publishing Review

The humor-laced and nostalgia-infused debut memoir follows A. H. Nazzareno in his attempt to make sense of a rare diagnosis. Written in a hospital bed and in the immediate weeks following major surgery, courtesy of Dr. Summeroff, an uncertain yet hopeful future emerges from a villain-riddled past.

"Nazzareno has an intimate and engaging writing style that keeps you glued to the pages. If you're looking for an inspirational memoir with some laughs in it, I highly recommend it." 5 Stars - Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite

In June 2021, a typical 30-year-old self-proclaimed car and coffee enthusiast's life is suddenly derailed.

The humor-laced and nostalgia-infused debut memoir follows A. H. Nazzareno in his attempt to make sense of a rare diagnosis. Written in a hospital bed and in the immediate weeks following major surgery, courtesy of Dr. Summeroff, an uncertain yet hopeful future emerges from a villain-riddled past.