Out Of Order - Paperback

by Norman Schreiber (Author)

Out of Order, a witty comedy of manners, is the delightful tale of what happens when psychologist Michael Levine finds himself forced to investigate the dire and baffling goings-on in his building while navigating a tricky labyrinth of patients, tenants, cops, a new girlfriend (he hopes) and his randy, tormented mind. Lies! Power grabs! Lust! Rivalries! Vendettas! Avarice! Secret crushes! Grudges, too, and everybody's messianic sense of mission are all in a day's work when people share a grand pre-war co-op building in Brooklyn. At last - a salute to the gallant fighting men and women of America's co-ops and condos: game on!

Author Biography

Norman Schreiber got his start as a young playwright; he trained with Samson Raphaelson, Group Theater alumnus Wendell K. Phillips, and director Gene Frankel. When director Robert Downey, Sr. first clapped eyes on Norman, he cast him as the homicidal messenger in Putney Swope, the uproarious, notorious indie film classic. 5,896,399 gazillion magazine articles, short stories, three books, some plays and a rock musical later, Norman Schreiber writes about music, travel, media, photography, small business and pop culture, and is the editor of Travelersusanotebook.com.