Blood Pudding: Confessions of an Immigrant Boy Pittsburgh, 1920 - Paperback
Blood Pudding: Confessions of an Immigrant Boy Pittsburgh, 1920 - Paperback
Description
by Ivan Cox (Author)
Blood Pudding renders vividly, at times violently, the raw struggles of the colorful Malinowski family, immigrants from Poland. Gritty, patient, always loving, their son Tad runs a gauntlet of painful and humiliating boyhood cruelties. Above Tad's clear voice, we hear the cold constant heartbeat of a growing industrial city, whose restless yet noble soul surely resides in the lives of these very immigrants.
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