Although he carried a business card for twenty-seven years, says the author of this arresting memoir, It didn't define who I am.
It was a practical choice at best, as my passion lay elsewhere.
This passion for life comes across loud and clear.
Unlike most immigrants, he spent decades caught emotionally between the land he was born to and the one he chose to move to.
The loss of his father at an early age in many ways defined this struggle, the decisions Eli Makover re.
Full Court Press The longest visit: a memoir, hardcover/eli makover
