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Author Richie the Fish Fullo’s New Book, “Wholesale Seafood: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly,” is a Poignant Memoir Revealing the Highs and Lows of the Life of a Fishmonger

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Author Richie the Fish Fullo’s New Book, “Wholesale Seafood: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly,” is a Poignant Memoir Revealing the Highs and Lows of the Life of a Fishmonger


New York, NY, May 19, 2023 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Richie the Fish Fullo has completed his new book, “Wholesale Seafood: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: True Life Stories of Richie the Fish Fullo”: a stirring tale that follows the author throughout the different stages of his life and how the lessons his father imparted stayed with him, guiding him through the challenges that life presented him.

“This book encompasses the life of a young boy that came from a middle-class family,” writes Richie. “His parents came from Brooklyn, New York, to move out to the suburbs of New Jersey. This boy grew up very adventurous and courageous. He started his training for manhood at a young age. His father brought him to his business on Saturdays and put him in good formation for his future endeavors. He grew up with many activities and schooling. He led a full childhood life. His young adult life became quite crazy due to the company he kept. His adult life while working was very challenging and exciting. This book shows the good, the bad, and the ugly of the wholesale seafood business and the life of a fishmonger.

“Thanks, Dad, for bringing me up with fear and courage to face this cruel world. The work ethics and responsibility you taught me can never be replaced. I did it. I was so successful with seafood. You would never believe I could have brought my knowledge and power to this result. God bless you forever. I will never forget you. I also owe my thanks to Mom. Unfortunately, she will not be able to enjoy my book. Words of wisdom – Be your own champion! Find your destiny. Fight to the finish! Don’t give up! ‘No’ or ‘I can’t’ is not an option. Greed is good. Greed is great. Greed will kill you!”

Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Richie the Fish Fullo’s enthralling tale is a deeply personal and emotional ride that weaves an intimate self-portrait of the author. Thought-provoking and engaging, Richie bears it all as he invites readers to witness the culmination of his lived experiences and the life lessons his dad took the time to teach him.

Readers who wish to experience this riveting work can purchase “Wholesale Seafood: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: True Life Stories of Richie the Fish Fullo” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Newman Springs Publishing at 732-243-8512.

About Newman Springs Publishing:

Newman Springs Publishing is a full-service publishing house for serious authors. Each title produced by Newman Springs Publishing undergoes every step of the professional publishing process, including editing, layout, cover design, circulation, distribution, and publicity. All titles are made available in both eBook and print formats. Newman Springs Publishing distributes to tens of thousands of retail outlets throughout North America and internationally. All manuscripts in any genre are welcome to be submitted for review; If the manuscript meets the necessary criteria and is accepted for publication, Newman Springs Publishing will work closely with the author to bring the book to the retail market for a relatively inexpensive initial investment.



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New Book from Relationship Coach Kat O’Connor Tackles the Everyday Friction of Blended Families

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New Book from Relationship Coach Kat O’Connor Tackles the Everyday Friction of Blended Families

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Kat O’Connor, a relationship coach who has spent more than a decade working with singles, couples and blended families, has released a new guide for stepparents, "Life in the Blender: A Stepparent’s Guide to Blending a Family," published through Newman Springs Publishing.

The book is aimed at a specific, common problem: what happens after the wedding, when two households and two sets of family habits are supposed to become one. O’Connor’s book focuses on the friction points that tend to come up in that process, including loyalty conflicts between children and parents, disagreements over household boundaries, and communication breakdowns between stepparents and stepchildren, according to the announcement.

O’Connor holds a degree in sociology and is a certified relationship coach. The announcement also draws on her own history: a divorce in 2006, nine years as a single parent, and the formation of her own blended family in 2019. The publisher describes the book as combining that personal experience with her coaching background, working through real-world scenarios rather than abstract advice.

"My mission has always been to help families transition from conflict and confrontation back to communication and conversation," O’Connor said in the announcement. "This book represents years of coaching experience combined with my personal journey through blended family life, and I hope it becomes an invaluable companion for anyone seeking to build a stronger, more connected household."

According to the publisher, the book walks through strategies for building trust across family lines, setting boundaries, and developing relationships between stepparents and stepchildren, with the stated aim of helping readers move from tension toward what the announcement calls a more cohesive family unit. It’s worth noting the title has been used before: a 2006 memoir by singer Sandi Patty, also called "Life in the Blender," covered similar territory about blended families from a personal and faith-based perspective, though it’s a separate, unrelated book.

"Life in the Blender" is available at bookstores and through Apple Books, Amazon, Google Play and Barnes & Noble.

Studio CarryOnHarry sees a crowded shelf here — blended-family guidance is not new territory — but the appeal of a book built on a coach’s own client work rather than pure theory is real, and worth watching for how it lands with readers navigating that transition themselves.

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New Space Opera ‘Cacophony Of Separation’ Follows Two Broken Souls Through a Galactic Empire Built on Subjugation

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Bryan P. Harty has a new novel out: "Cacophony Of Separation," a dark space opera depicting a future in which Earth’s dominant leaders control alien races and subjugated worlds through force. Studio CarryOnHarry received an announcement of the release, published through Newman Springs Publishing.

The book follows two central characters. Boer, a disgraced addict, seeks redemption by facing trials the publisher characterizes as impossible. Rebecca has lost her memory but is driven by vengeance. According to the announcement, the two are on a collision course that will determine whether humanity’s empire survives its own corruption, with ancient powers maneuvering behind the scenes throughout.

The publisher describes Harty’s work as centered on morally ambiguous protagonists and unresolved consequences, with the author’s stated approach avoiding tidy endings in favor of choices that carry lasting weight. The novel’s advertised themes include addiction, redemption, transformation, and the fracturing of empires built on subjugation.

Harty framed the book’s central question in his own words: "This novel asks what we’re willing to become in pursuit of redemption, and whether the cost is ever worth the price. Boer and Rebecca exist in a galaxy that doesn’t forgive weakness, yet both must find strength in the wreckage of their former selves. I wanted to create a space opera that refuses to look away from the brutality of power and the hunger for transformation."

Retail listings describe the book similarly, pitching it as a dark, unflinching look at power, addiction, transformation and the cost of redemption, with cover copy inviting readers to "step into a galaxy where nothing — and no one — is what it seems." The novel is listed for sale in paperback and Kindle editions, alongside Apple iTunes, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.

Studio CarryOnHarry will be watching to see whether Harty’s promise of unresolved, morally messy storytelling holds up as more readers weigh in, given how heavily the announcement leans on that distinction.

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