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Charlie Zero's Last-ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
Copyright© 2019 by Harvey Havel
Fiction Story: Published in 2014. Charlie meets a wealthy and successful mobster at a local bar late one night, and with his help, Charlie hopes to get the woman he is in love with by associating with him. He finds out, though, that even with the mobster's help, he is arrested, loses his job, and is generally tortured by his lot in life and the threadbare existence that comes with it. His only real choice, he decides, is to take action and kill the man who is most responsible for it all: the mobster himself.
Copyright © 2013 by Harvey Havel
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Books by Harvey Havel:
Noble McCloud (1999)
The Imam (2000)
Freedom of Association (2006)
From Poets to Protagonists (2009)
Harvey Havel’s Blog, Essays (2011)
Stories from the Fall of the Empire (2011)
Two Tickets to Memphis (2012)
Mother, A Memoir (2013)
Charlie Zero’s Last-Ditch Attempt (2014)
The Orphan of Mecca, Book One (2016)
The Orphan of Mecca, Book Two (2016)
The Orphan of Mecca, Book Three (2016)
An Adjunct Down (2016)
The Thruway Killers (2017)
The human heart is told
Of Nothing—
“Nothing” is the force
That renovates the World—
—Emily Dickinson circa 1883
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