Neighbors

Most everybody is at war with a neighbor. Laszlo is at war with his whole neighborhood. Or is it that the neighborhood is at war with him? When ballet teacher Laszlo Tamas steps into a house and buys it sight unseen, he takes on major defects, not only mechanical but human. Is Laszlo stepping into a morass that can only end in mayhem? Praise for author Robert H. Lieberman New York Times - "Mr. Lieberman has a sharp eye for the incongruous and the humor that can accompany desperate happenings." Los Angeles Times Book Review - "A haunting novel of obsession, cultism, and greed...A tribute to Lieberman's storytelling ability...Roller skating on a high wire." ALA Booklist - "Astounding...an unconventional novel by a spellbinding storyteller...convincing style...intriguing story." Book Week - Lieberman keeps the reader guessing... well defined characters... and entertaining novel.

About the Author

Robert H. Lieberman is a best-selling novelist and film director and a long-time member of the Physics faculty at Cornell University. His film, "They Call It Myanmar," was a New York Times Critics Pick and named one of the top dozen films of 2012 by Roger Ebert. Together with PSP he is presently completing a new film, "Angkor Awakens," set in Cambodia. He is also working with 5-time Academy Award nominated producer Didier Brunner, the "Godfather" of French Animation to adapt his new novel "The Nazis, My Father & Me" for a major animated feature. Other films: the comedy "Green Lights", and documentaries "Last Stop Kew Gardens," "Faces In A Famine" and "Boyce Ball." His novels include "The Boys of Truxton," "Baby," "Paradise Rezoned," "Goobersville Breakdown, "Perfect People."

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