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Jun 30, 2014 · No Man's Land is an historical novel set in the late eighties. Michael Califra, in a way that implies a great deal of intimacy with the topic and the circumstances of a divided Cold-War Germany, takes you first into Western Germany from the perspective of transplanted American and then into Eastern Germany as an intrepid but wary 'westerner.'
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Michael Califra. About the author. Michael Califra's books are examinations of individuals resisting or succumbing to difficult circumstances in a world that is often absurd. A New York City native, ... Read full bio. Most popular. No Man's Land. 192. Kindle Edition. $000. or $2.99 to buy. Top Michael Califra titles. Page 1 of 1. Alone. 87.
Jun 30, 2014 · Michael Califra. 3.99. 102 ratings11 reviews. 1989: Richard, an expatriate American, is working a profitable yet "pointless" job selling software for a small U.S. firm in West Berlin. Katarina Weber is a married mother whose hedonistic escapades help distract Richard from the emptiness of his existence.
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Dec 16, 2015 · Michael Califra's books are examinations of individuals resisting or succumbing to difficult circumstances in a world that is often absurd. A New York City native, Califra lived and worked in Germany, mostly in Berlin, from 1986 to 1998 where he wrote the novel, "No Man's Land."
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Director Of Business Development. Hydra Frame. Feb 2019 - Present 5 years 2 months. Greater New York City Area. Hydra Frame is an award-winning interactive agency based in NY and London. We provide...
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Aug 20, 2021 · In a modest but charming building in Zurich, Switzerland, six underwriters of the Calculated Risk Group, one of the world's largest insurance companies, toil long hours chasing big bonuses, determined to advance their careers. But one underwriter, Held, has decided to pursue a different goal.
Mar 17, 2020 · Michael Califra’s books are examinations of individuals resisting or succumbing to events in a world that is often absurd. Califra lived and worked in Germany, mostly in Berlin, from 1986 to 1998 where he wrote the novel, "No Man's Land."
