Foreword by Stan Lerner: the following article will appear in the next edition of the Montebello Spotlight. For those of you not familiar, Montebello, which means beautiful hills in Italian, is a suburb of Los Angeles about eight miles east of Downtown or just east of East LA. And Montebello is also my hometown, the [...]
So I had intended to drive up to Missoula Montana, where my blog Road To Nowhere had left off, and continue my journey of self-discovery and storytelling from all over this great country of ours. But I have paved many paths with intentions that quite often differ from my deeds. I’m back in LA now, [...]
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February 26, 2010 – 4:31 pm
The Los Angeles Book Festival named “Sweet Mary” by two time Pulitzer Prize Winner Liz Balmaseda its 2010 Grand Prize Winner—congratulations Liz! My novel “Stan Lerner’s Criminal”, as it did at the London Book Festival received the First Honorable Mention. So “Criminal” has now won the Grand Prize at the Hollywood Book Festival and received [...]
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Also tagged coffee house, first honorable mention, liz balmaseda, london book festival, los angeles book festival, los angeles downtown news, metropolis books, pulitzer prize winner, stan lerner blog, stan lerner's criminal, sweet mary
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August 26, 2009 – 4:25 pm
Just as the Road To Nowhere is a time and place to relax in the present, it is also a time and place to have a blast from the past. The device I used to advance this objective, an ipod, was considerably different than the Eight Track player of my original road trips, ohhh, but [...]
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Also tagged arizona, beaver, california, cedar city, colorado city, driggs idaho, grand tetons, indian food, iphone, ipod, mexican food, mike munoz, montebello park, motel 6, nevada, polygamy, richard zinman, road to nowhere, road trip, ruth's diner, salt lake city, stan lerner, stardust, suburban, Travel, utah, walmart
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August 24, 2009 – 11:22 am
“If anybody would like to join the first downtownster road to nowhere road trip I’ll be leaving Thursday or Friday,” I said to the meeting of the Marketing Round Table. “I don’t know where we’re going or when we’ll get there, but that’s the idea. And uh you could get on or off the trip [...]
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Also tagged breakfast in vegas, chevy suburban, convertible corvette, fraternity boys, interstate 10, las vegas, mike munoz, road to nowhere, stan lerner, starbucks, the egg and I, vegas, west point, working in vegas
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Being a writer can be challenging. Being a great writer is a disease. Being a writer with wealthy friends that will let you stay at their vacation homes for free—NICE CONSOLATION!
Some of my earliest childhood memories float through my mind like the fog that rolls toward the California shores, particularly Belmont Shores Long Beach, where [...]
By Stan Lerner
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Also tagged alamitos by, barry's burgers, beach burger, belmont shores, ed yawitz, great writer, leeway sailing club, long beach, naples, stan lerner, woody's goodies
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