Ted “E.J.” Lonergan is the author of the Psychological thriller The Art of Reprisal, the very adult satire, Modern Man, and the sports comedy, Traveling. He is also a contributor to the popular online sports Web site Basketbawful, working under the exceedingly appropriate nickname of Evil Ted.
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It is June of 2010. The Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers are engaged in yet another epic and mystical NBA Finals clash. At the same time, avid Celtics fan Doug McAllister and his family are... More > taking a 3,392-mile road trip from Chicago to Yellowstone National Park and back. As he ventures deep into the harsh, unapologetic wilderness, Doug valiantly tries to keep up with his beloved Celtics, encountering laundry-obsessed fellow travelers, unreasonably patriotic Boy Scout troops, and absurdly ancient Laker Fans along the way.
Despite myriad obstacles, Doug stays true to his dedication to Boston sports, his ability to frustrate the living hell out of his wife, and his need to consume 5-hour energy drinks.< Less
Rob wants something different out of life, and is willing to do anything to get it.
The day before Thanksgiving, he offers to trade families with a stranger named Dick. That day, his life begins and... More > ends all at once.
Modern Man is a story with a profound social message obscured by a magnitude of ignorance and obscenity.< Less
At the bottom of the East River, a man is nailed to a cross. That man is art critic J. Ambrose Winston, who has written a foul review about the work of nearly every artist in New York... More > City.
Detective Michael LeForge can take his investigation of the Winston case in several directions, but his past involvement in an unsolved murder leads him to focus on only one suspect.
Boston-bred artist Samuel Barstow longs for the fortune and respect that commercial success will bring him. To further his career, he looks to distinguish himself in the eyes of Arthur Mahler, a prominent New York artist with a mysterious past. But Samuel’s experience in the New York art scene belies his expectation.
When the worlds of art and justice collide, the hunt begins to find the truth . . . and a devious killer.< Less
It is June of 2010. The Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers are engaged in yet another epic and mystical NBA Finals clash. At the same time, avid Celtics fan Doug McAllister and his family are... More > taking a 3,392-mile road trip from Chicago to Yellowstone National Park and back. As he ventures deep into the harsh, unapologetic wilderness, Doug valiantly tries to keep up with his beloved Celtics, encountering laundry-obsessed fellow travelers, unreasonably patriotic Boy Scout troops, and absurdly ancient Laker Fans along the way.
Despite myriad obstacles, Doug stays true to his dedication to Boston sports, his ability to frustrate the living hell out of his wife, and his need to consume 5-hour energy drinks.< Less
At the bottom of the East River, a man is nailed to a cross. That man is art critic J. Ambrose Winston, who has written a foul review about the work of nearly every artist in New York... More > City.
Detective Michael LeForge can take his investigation of the Winston case in several directions, but his past involvement in an unsolved murder leads him to focus on only one suspect.
Boston-bred artist Samuel Barstow longs for the fortune and respect that commercial success will bring him. To further his career, he looks to distinguish himself in the eyes of Arthur Mahler, a prominent New York artist with a mysterious past. But Samuel’s experience in the New York art scene belies his expectation.
When the worlds of art and justice collide, the hunt begins to find the truth . . . and a devious killer.< Less
Rob wants something different out of life, and is willing to do anything to get it.
The day before Thanksgiving, he offers to trade families with a stranger named Dick. That day, his life begins and... More > ends all at once.
Modern Man is a story with a profound social message obscured by a magnitude of ignorance and obscenity.< Less
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