Pie Man - Surowiecki, John

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Résumé :
Pie Man explores the story of a boy, Adam Olszewski, who on his seventh birthday tries to leave his family house but can't. When his mother opens a successful pie-making business out of the house (using a self-portrait drawn by the boy as its logo), Adam's world begins to expand and he takes on a keen, almost scientific interest in the lives of his neighbors.

Biographie:
John Surowiecki lives and writes in Hebron, Connecticut. He is the author of several books and chapbooks of poems, including Missing Persons, Flies, and The Hat City after Men Stopped Wearing Hats, as well as the play, My Nose and Me. The recipient of many awards, Surowiecki received his BA in English from the University of Connecticut in 1966 and his MA in 1976. He's worked as a journalist, copywriter, and teacher.