Hey Cabbie (Paperback)


These writings feature Logan, a former Baltimore City policeman and vice detective, who recounts his experiences as a seasoned taxicab driver - his fares and the city he serves. They are genuine human interest stories that will keep you intrigued. It shows a side of Baltimore rarely seen by most and gives a view of human nature as seen through the eyes of a perceptive cabbie. It demonstrates how the forces of positive thinking and attitude work in the industry. The bright and dark sides of Baltimore are seen through descriptive vignettes that allow the reader to relive the cabbie's experience which portray that PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE no matter who they are or where they reside. Many of their problems stem from SEX, POWER, MONEY, DRUGS and ROCK & ROLL This is any large city USA or the World dealing with the Haves/Have Nots or Rich Man/Poor Man. "I'm glad you wrote the book." -The Honorable Parren J. Mitchell, Member of Congress (now deceased) "Taxi driver tells of encounters on the low road. He has seen more in his career as a cab driver than before as a cop." -Anita Lewis, News American Staff, Baltimore, MD "Good book . . . Maybe all of us represent these faceless characters at one particular time." -Kweisi Kfume, WEAA Radio / former U.S. Congressman "There's nothing more real than the streets." -Alan Christian, WFBR Radio

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These writings feature Logan, a former Baltimore City policeman and vice detective, who recounts his experiences as a seasoned taxicab driver - his fares and the city he serves. They are genuine human interest stories that will keep you intrigued. It shows a side of Baltimore rarely seen by most and gives a view of human nature as seen through the eyes of a perceptive cabbie. It demonstrates how the forces of positive thinking and attitude work in the industry. The bright and dark sides of Baltimore are seen through descriptive vignettes that allow the reader to relive the cabbie's experience which portray that PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE no matter who they are or where they reside. Many of their problems stem from SEX, POWER, MONEY, DRUGS and ROCK & ROLL This is any large city USA or the World dealing with the Haves/Have Nots or Rich Man/Poor Man. "I'm glad you wrote the book." -The Honorable Parren J. Mitchell, Member of Congress (now deceased) "Taxi driver tells of encounters on the low road. He has seen more in his career as a cab driver than before as a cop." -Anita Lewis, News American Staff, Baltimore, MD "Good book . . . Maybe all of us represent these faceless characters at one particular time." -Kweisi Kfume, WEAA Radio / former U.S. Congressman "There's nothing more real than the streets." -Alan Christian, WFBR Radio

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Imprint

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Country of origin

United States

Release date

June 2012

Availability

Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

First published

June 2012

Authors

Dimensions

229 x 152 x 10mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

168

ISBN-13

978-1-4776-2137-0

Barcode

9781477621370

Categories

LSN

1-4776-2137-7



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