This novel has been called "Gatsbyesque." The review in PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY says: "Veteran novelist DeMaria tells an engrossing story of four young people pursuing their dreams and pursued by their demons during the politically tumultuous 50's."

The White Road

DeMaria, Robert Jr.

Literature & Fiction

Vineyard Press

<p>A great Italian-American saga, that covers sixty years and three generations of the Adamo family, SONS AND BROTHERS is full of passion, violence, comedy, and tragedy. The men and women on this epic stage act out their lives against a background of history from the Great Blizzard of 1888 to the end of World War II. This novel is not merely a Mafia tale; it is the whole story of those who left the old country for the new world</p>

Sons and Brothers

Genre Fiction

<p>These are the memoirs of an American writer who has spent almost fifty years in the village of Deya on the island of Mallorca in Spain. Deya has long been referred to as an "Artist Colony." Many of the artists settled in this village after WW II, after studying art in Europe. At first they settled in Paris, and then later moved to Spain because it was less expensive. This group of American Artists is now a story of the past, since most of them have passed away. They were a young and lusty gruop. Many stories remain about them. They have been compared to the artists of "La Boheme" in the Paris of the turn of the century (1900).</p>

Deya: Memoirs of an Artist Colony

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

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The White Road

Sons and Brothers

Deya: Memoirs of an Artist Colony