The Insightful Book “Stories from a Rearview Mirror” by Ernest Kiss will be exhibited at the 2023 L.A. Times Festival of Books

The book “Stories from a Rearview Mirror” by Ernest Kiss will be displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The book festival will take place on April 22-23, 2023, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA.

“Stories from a Rearview Mirror” is a touching autobiography of the author as he shares his story about how he escaped from Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe and reunited with his lost father in America. This book covers seventy years of the most turbulent historical events: fascist and communist dictatorships, revolutions, and wars, and how he became a man during these challenging times while balancing his studies, family, and work.

This memoir details how Ernest carried out his escape plan to flee the Iron Curtain, which is the political, military, and ideological barrier erected by the Soviet Union after World War II. After his escape, he had a meaningful reunion with his lost father in the United States while experiencing some major milestones in his life and humanity.

The author takes readers through his life journey in different places and cultures, combined with major world events that have affected the world, in an easy yet informative way that will keep readers hooked.

Learn more about Ernest Kiss’ inspiring journey to freedom. Get a copy of “Stories from a Rearview Mirror” on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Don’t forget to drop by the ReadersMagnet exhibit at booth #225 at the 2023 Los Angeles Times Festivals of Books to view the book’s display.

“Stories from a Rearview Mirror”
Author | Ernest Kiss
Published Date | Jan 31, 2020
Publisher | Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.
Genre | Biography, Memoir

Author Bio

Born shortly after World War II broke out, Ernest Kiss was raised near the Danube River in the eastern region of Europe. He then settled in California and pursued his chosen occupation as an international troubleshooter. This job controlled his life and guided him into large international projects over five continents. He lived and worked in every economic-political system in over 20 countries, including Alaska, Patagonia, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Venezuela, South Africa, Paris, London, Amsterdam, Canada, and Kuwait. Despite the hard blows life has thrown at him and his family, he maintained his sanity and went on. He maintained his good humor and dedication to his favorite things in life: cats, women, and espresso coffee. His perseverance eventually paid off, having found friends, peace, happiness and love.

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