Carmen Anthony Fiore

I thank God every day that my southern Italian grandparents had the temerity and smarts to emigrate to America back in the early years of the twentieth century. Only in America is there true freedom to be the best that you can be.

I've always been a writer. My teaching, social-working, civil service professional positions were just on-the-job training for my real goal: published author. My novel of social commentary, SEARCHING, about a man who stopped being black, Negro, or colored, is now getting a second life as an e-book on Kindle. I'm an amateur historian as well with a creative nonfiction book for young adults titled YOUNG HEROES OF THE CIVIL WAR. My novels: THE BARRIER and LITTLE OSCAR(more social commentary), which grew out of my social-worker experiences are now available as e-books on the Kindle reader. My juvenile novel, THE SNAKESKIN, a lost-in-the-woods adventure story, grew out of my summers spent in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, and it is now available for download on the Kindle. My novel VENDETTA MOUNTAIN, a story of suspense, came out of my southern-Italian ancestry listening to the fascinating stories about the "old country." is now available on the Kindle. My latest addition to the Kindle reader is my novella titled WHERE'S THE PARTY, which is about teachers on the loose at a seaside convention and doing "naughty" things. My coauthored nonfiction book, VOICES OF THE DAUGHTERS, is my homage and tribute to all Italian and Italian-American super women who helped the Italian immigrants and their issue to become a positive contributing part of America, yours truly included, despite the stigma of the Mafia. And I'm still writing, because there's plenty of creative gas left in the tank. Hey, I'm a writer; it defines who I am. I have added additional novels to my Kindle bookshelf such as my psychological thriller titled THE DARK SIDE OF LUST and two fictional works about Sugar Daddies and their Sugar Babies titled SUGAR DADDIES 101 and my fictional memoir CONFESSIONS OF A SUGAR DADDY. The research to write them turned out to be an eye-opening experience, to say the least.