Easy Street

A moving and offbeat story of unlikely friendship, the cost of ambition, and what happens when the things you’ve always run away from show up on your doorstep. To most, Maggie Rowe appears to live on Easy Street. Her stylish home is in a fashionable Los Angeles neighborhood. She has a kind husband who makes her laugh. And after years of struggle, she is finally making a name for herself in Hollywood. But the agreeable, confident persona she presents to the world often feels like a deception to Maggie, who’s long grappled with mental illness and feelings of inadequacy. Enter Joanna Hergert, a neurodiverse middle-aged woman who lives with her elderly mother. Maggie’s husband, Jim, introduces her to the pair after meeting them at a local charbroiled chicken franchise. Over the next several years, she forms a friendship with Joanna and her mother—despite Joanna’s robust romantic fixation on Jim. What begins as a mild curiosity soon blooms into a complicated and intimate friendship that will challenge Maggie to confront her mental health issues and the trade-offs she’s made to live life on her own terms. Engrossing, moving, and wickedly funny, Easy Street is a midlife coming-of-age buddy comedy about embracing the strength of the families we fashion, finding peace with the choices we make, and, above all, learning to be compassionate with ourselves.

Mark is a jazz trumpeter just released from a mental institution. Amy, a recent graduate from the New School, is an anthropologist studying lifelong bachelorhood in the modern urban context. A dead hooker in the bathtub seriously complicates matters just when things are getting interesting. Life is not all it seems at #99 Easy St. It is, however, better than some of the alternatives.

The candid, hilarious, and inspiring memoir of the iconic star of Beauty and the Beast,the Hellboy movies,and Sons of Anarchy. A classically trained actor who cut his teeth in the East Village's Off-Broadway scene, Ron Perlman—a Golden Globe winner (Beauty and the Beast) with starring roles in the Hellboymovies, Drive, Pacific Rim, and Sons of Anarchy—has traveled an offbeat path to showbiz success. His story involves rising from New York's tough Washington Heights neighborhood, enduring incredible hardships, and ignoring the naysayers who taunted him for his distinctive looks. It's a tale that demonstrates the power of persistence. With a filmography of nearly 200 credits working alongside countless stars during his forty-year career, Perlman knows the ins-and-outs of filmmaking. In Easy Street (the Hard Way), he shares his inspiring story for the next generation of performers.

“Mama admitted she was not the nest-building type." With these words author Jean Knight Green starts readers on an engaging journey through backwoods and dusty hamlets of the early 1900's Pacific Northwest. Told from the viewpoint of her high-spirited childhood self, she recounts her Mama's audacious bargain with Papa, bold Englishman and gold speculator, that began the family's saga. Here pledge: to support the family for three years by teaching in remote outposts (Spokane, where did they lived, did not allow married teachers) so Papa could have time to put the family "on Easy Street" as he always promised. While Papa chased gold, strong-willed Mama fearlessly carved out an unusual, adventurous life for her daughters while opening minds of all ages in a chilly one-room schoolhouse. Off Easy Street: A Memoir recounts an inspiring tale of family and relationships, exploits and adventures. "Papa promised Mama mink and pearls, but all she ever wanted was a new corset." Chasing dreams, managing reality: in today's lives only the details have changed. Concluding with Erma Bombeck-style tales from her later years, the author, a born storyteller, rounds out the engaging account of a life filled with remarkable memories and good humor. Green died in 2001. Her daughter Jennifer Ralston Blair edited and compiled her mother's works to introduce others to her mother's delightful tales.

Finally. A book of contemporary facts called “DIRECTIONS TO EASY STREET” that addresses your concerns about “LIVING THE LIFESTYLE YOU DESERVE” from the financial perspective. Clearly, ‘the good old days’ are behind you. There is no doubt that you can no longer rely on governments, pension plans, health care systems....and money earned from your current J.O.B.....to provide a safety net when you reach the point where you can no longer physically work. In fact, it is my contention that thinking about LIVING THE LIFESTYLE YOU DESERVE and the state of FINANCIAL FREEDOM should start with 20-Somethings, not with Boomers heading toward retirement! It is said that there are three things in life that you must maintain in order that you do not burden society or your loved ones in your golden years: Health, Wealth and Intelligence. Miss one of those functions, and the rest of us will be paying for you for the rest of your life. “DIRECTIONS TO EASY STREET” tells it like it is, presenting many strategies about how you can TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION and achieve FINANCIAL FREEDOM and leave your J.O.B. forever. Millions of people just like you are creating wealth through PASSIVE INCOME. Now its YOUR turn. The book is an easy read: Its not rocket science to understand that YOUR future is completely in YOUR own hands. YOU can do this! With a little effort, YOU can be LIVING THE LIFESTYLE YOU DESERVE. Visit www.ltlyd.com often for more valuable information and Good Luck!

How to use Wall $treet like Easy Street tells you can start trading and making money right away and learn how to use Wall Street financial markets like they are a bank ATM machine. How to use Wall $treet like Easy Street is short, down and dirty and will tell you what you need to see and who are in control of the markets as well as how to make unlimited money right alongside them. All the information you need to be consistently profitable is right out in the open on the trading charts you look at and is no secret, can you see it? Make no mistake trading is a dead serious business and you should treat that way. You as a self-directed retail investor or trader have a limited chance of having a positive outcome in the live market against the best market participants in the world, not to mention having to try to make money from the machines. It is said that 70% of the market making is done by super computers now. You can’t beat them however you can train yourself to see what they are doing on a price chart and then make money with them and if you pay attention to what is in How to use Wall $treet like Easy Street you will be well on your way to doing that. I like to think of it (the market) as a big bank ATM machine because it is open virtually 24 hours a day seven days a week just about. You just need to have the proper PIN# to get your money out. Do the proper training and education and do not make the mistakes in this book and you will be well on your way to having your own personal PIN# to make unlimited money in the live markets every day. While the market is like a big ATM that is open 24 hours a day if you don’t have the right PIN# your money will get sucked into the ATM machine, of that you can be assured. You will be competing with Wall Street banks, hedge funds, mutual funds etc. and all the professional self-directed traders in the world who “get it”, and you must educate yourself to be a competitor and a winner. You want to have success, right? You need to be prepared to work with the best in the world because that’s who’s in there. If you want to get your, investing and trading business on track to make money every day in the live markets, I strongly encourage you to learn how to spot what the smart money is doing in the live market, and then follow their lead down the path of least resistance, it will lead you right to your own bank account.

The candid, revealing, hilarious, and inspiring memoir of the iconic star of the Hellboy movies, Beauty and the Beast, and Sons of Anarchy