Call Me Harry

Pat Fagan's memoir - a stream-of-consciousness tribute - chronicles hisfriendship with Harry Bernstein who published his first book - TheInvisible Wall - at the age of 96. Pat discovered the book a few weeks after its release. He took a chance, called the author and was invited to visit. A deeply personal andprofessional relationship followed over the years. Collected among these pages is an unforgettable story about a man forall ages. The book reveals what made Harry Bernstein the man he became. It reveals the humor and wisdom of an unforgettable writer until he runsout of metaphors, anecdotes and reflections of the past. A special section highlights his invaluable insights, words of wisdom, and treasured advice from a master to anyone who wants to know thesecrets of what it takes to be a true writer and autho