Emilio Iasiello’s short-story collection Why People Do What They Do. In this ten chapter compilation, Iasiello delves into complex and controversial topics which we have seen in the news or experienced personally but most have not questioned/5(21). · Neighbors, mothers, sons and brothers struggle to find balance and meaning in the face of deceit, loyalty, shame and pride. Why People Do What They Do communicates how our decisions reveal who we are and how these decisions must be made even if they aren't the right ones. Why People Do What They Do: Iasiello, Emilio: bltadwin.ru: Books. Skip to main bltadwin.ru Hello Select your address Books Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Returns Orders. Cart All. Best Sellers Customer Service Prime Reviews:
Why People Do What They Do by Emilio Iasiello. Price: $ USD. Words: 46, You have subscribed to alerts for Emilio Iasiello. You will receive an email alert if one or more of the authors you're following has a new release. If you like, you can change the digest interval below. Why People Do What They Do. On this eleven-chapter compilation Iasiello delves into complex and controversial topics, which we have seen in the news or have experienced personally but most have not questioned. Each story will leave you asking questions such as "Why?" -"What if?" - and "Did this really happen?". Why People Do What They Do. Emilio Iasiello. Paperback. List Price: * loyalty, shame and pride. Why People Do What They Do communicates how our decisions reveal who we are and how these decisions must be made even if they aren't the right ones. W B Publishers, , pp.
Instructors issue many assignments that have to be submitted within a stipulated time. If Why People Do What They Do|Emilio Iasiello you think that the papers will reduce and you will have time to relax, you are wrong. In fact, the higher you climb the education ladder, the more work you have to do. Emilio Iasiello is an author, poet, screenwriter, and playwriter. He’s authored, The Girl Behind the Glass, the short story collection Why People Do What They Do, a nonfiction book, Chasing the Green, and the middle fiction novel, The Web Paige Chronicles. He has published poetry in several university and literary journals, and a collection, Smoke in the Afterlife. Emilio Iasiello is the author of Why People Do What They Do and Chasing the Green (FEP International, ). His short fiction and poetry have appeared in numerous academic and literary journals: Buffalo Spree Magazine, The Larcom Review, Oasis, Krater Quarterly, New York Review, Iron Horse Literary Review, The California Quarterly, The Washington Review, The Wilshire Review, and several of his short stories have been published in Writing Raw.
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