I Loved You Wednesday is a novel about temporary commitments. For Chris and Steve, love develops out of a friendship rooted in their common struggle for that one big break on the TV networks or on Broadway. They must face the rejections and disappointments, readings, and tryouts. Zany, sympathetic, and intensely alive, Chris and Steve live each day with all the verve and delight of a Holly Golightly whose diamonds are the lights of Broadway, but love on Wednesday may not be love on Thursday, for today's (1975) 'liberated' generation often plans futilely to fulfill dreams of permanent relationships. The love they share is sadly outgrown as their horizons widen.Tears and laughter join in I Loved You Wednesday to present the total experience of the young lovers living in the mid 1970's.
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As a latter day Holly Golightly, Christine Canaday is beautiful and captivating, caring and self-consumed. She and best friend Steve Butler are struggling New York actors. Driven by their shared quest for that big break on a Broadway stage or in a television series, they face callous casting directors at round after round of crowded auditions and endless callbacks. As they struggle against the challenges of romantic involvements in single-swingle Manhattan, Steve longs to become romantically involved with Chris. Unfortunately for him, her self-destructive streak finds her gravitating more toward liaisons that have little chance of finding success.
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David Marlow is the author of the novels "I Loved You Wednesday" (Putnam), "Yearbook" (Arbor House, a Literary Guild Selection of the Month), "Winning is Everything" (Putnam), "Surreal Estate" (iUniverse), and "Muscle Bound" (iUniverse).
On television, he wrote for "Knots Landing". His original comedy, "Daughters' Darling",was produced at the Laguna Playhouse in Laguna Beach,California. As a journalist, he contributed to New York and People Magazines, as well as the Chicago Tribune, corresponding from every continent except Antarctica.
He grew up in New York City, has lived on Nantucket and in Aspen and Los Angeles, and currently makes his home in Palm Springs, California. He began bodybuilding at sixteen and has stayed in training as a lifestylye ever since.
His earlier novels have all been republished by iUniverse.com.
For more information: www.DavidMarlow.com
On television, he wrote for "Knots Landing". His original comedy, "Daughters' Darling",was produced at the Laguna Playhouse in Laguna Beach,California. As a journalist, he contributed to New York and People Magazines, as well as the Chicago Tribune, corresponding from every continent except Antarctica.
He grew up in New York City, has lived on Nantucket and in Aspen and Los Angeles, and currently makes his home in Palm Springs, California. He began bodybuilding at sixteen and has stayed in training as a lifestylye ever since.
His earlier novels have all been republished by iUniverse.com.
For more information: www.DavidMarlow.com
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Not a scooter book,
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This novel has very little to do with scooters. It has more to do with two immature guys traveling across the country laughing up their sleeves at people they meet. Full of "inside" jokes,that he author assumes are so clever but they fall flat.Overall , it could have been more interesting if the writer had included more actual scooter riding activities.
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