Broken Men is a story of two men from different continents, generations and of opposite sexual orientations who, through the synchronicity of a chance meeting, discover they are not so different after all. There is an underlying common bond that attracts and unites them... a connection rooted in a childhood wound. As their unique friendship evolves, both men begin a profound adventure, not only together but also within themselves.
Broken Men is a deeply personal and emotionally intelligent debut that offers something unique: a narrative of middle-aged male friendship that dares to explore vulnerability, trauma, and personal reinvention. With its mix of sports culture, heartfelt conversations, and an ultimately uplifting arc, this book has strong appeal to adult readers seeking stories that are both realistic and redemptive.
About the Author
Christopher Granozio is a sportswriter and college basketball announcer with a background in journalism. He has worked for over 30 years in major league baseball in the scoreboard and entertainment departments. Outside of sports, he is a rising leader in the men's support group The Mankind Project, specifically assisting those facing life challenges. He has also volunteered with the Big Brother program. He and his wife, Mary Ellen, live in New York City.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Broken Men is a story of two men from different continents, generations and of opposite sexual orientations who, through the synchronicity of a chance meeting, discover they are not so different after all. There is an underlying common bond that attracts and unites them. a connection rooted in a childhood wound. As their unique friendship evolves, both men begin a profound adventure, not only together but also within themselves. Broken Men is a deeply personal and emotionally intelligent debut that offers something unique: a narrative of middle-aged male friendship that dares to explore vulnerability, trauma, and personal reinvention. With its mix of sports culture, heartfelt conversations, and an ultimately uplifting arc, this book has strong appeal to adult readers seeking stories that are both realistic and redemptive.About the AuthorChristopher Granozio is a sportswriter and college basketball announcer with a background in journalism. He has worked for over 30 years in major league baseball in the scoreboard and entertainment departments. Outside of sports, he is a rising leader in the men's support group The Mankind Project, specifically assisting those facing life challenges. He has also volunteered with the Big Brother program. He and his wife, Mary Ellen, live in New York City. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899780455
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Broken Men is a story of two men from different continents, generations and of opposite sexual orientations who, through the synchronicity of a chance meeting, discover they are not so different after all. There is an underlying common bond that attracts and unites them. a connection rooted in a childhood wound. As their unique friendship evolves, both men begin a profound adventure, not only together but also within themselves. Broken Men is a deeply personal and emotionally intelligent debut that offers something unique: a narrative of middle-aged male friendship that dares to explore vulnerability, trauma, and personal reinvention. With its mix of sports culture, heartfelt conversations, and an ultimately uplifting arc, this book has strong appeal to adult readers seeking stories that are both realistic and redemptive.About the AuthorChristopher Granozio is a sportswriter and college basketball announcer with a background in journalism. He has worked for over 30 years in major league baseball in the scoreboard and entertainment departments. Outside of sports, he is a rising leader in the men's support group The Mankind Project, specifically assisting those facing life challenges. He has also volunteered with the Big Brother program. He and his wife, Mary Ellen, live in New York City. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899780455
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