Stallone read Men Without Redemption

[Rocco V]

Motion picture

[Rocco V]

Boots wrote:

Motion picture

Yes the book should be made into a motion picture. I read it and I loved it. I can see Stallone playing the character Nick Zazza

[Rocco V]

Sly Stallone has to read the novel. He can make the book into another Godfather picture.

Super story, Men Without Redemption

[Rocco V]

Hey Stallone don't pass up this story it has motion picture all over it. What an epic movie this story would make.
I gave the book 4.5 stars

[Rocco V]

Men Without Redemption is the first book I have read that tells a real story. It has love, mystery and suspense. I wish the author all the best.

Fran

[Rocco V]

I read the novel Men Without Redemption and I emphatically believe this new inspiring author has added a new dimension to the literary world.

One of the unspoken rule is to have less characters in a story. This author has a repertoire of characters which he eliminates by way of murder or natural causes. It's a tricky thing to do but, when done it has a deep impact on the story. His descriptions of his characters in my opinion are believable.

Gallicchio seems to like using one liners such as:"Reward you friends and punish you enemies" Here is another one liner from his book: "A time to be born and a time to die" These are words best sellers are made of. I am impresssed with this new author. and I loved his story. I categorically recommand reading Men Without Redemption.

Vermont, USA

[Rocco V]

Betty McMann wrote:

I read the novel Men Without Redemption and I emphatically believe this new inspiring author has added a new dimension to the literary world.
One of the unspoken rule is to have less characters in a story. This author has a repertoire of characters which he eliminates by way of murder or natural causes. It's a tricky thing to do but, when done it has a deep impact on the story. His descriptions of his characters in my opinion are believable.
Gallicchio seems to like using one liners such as:"Reward you friends and punish you enemies" Here is another one liner from his book: "A time to be born and a time to die" These are words best sellers are made of. I am impresssed with this new author. and I loved his story. I categorically recommand reading Men Without Redemption.
Vermont, USA

Gallicchio's one liner "Reward your friends and punish you enemies" is a far cry different then "keep your friends close but, your enemies closer" His book has excitment and thrills. The guy can write

[Ralph]

This is the kind book that will make a great motion picture

[Sal Fino]

Rocco V wrote:

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Gallicchio's one liner "Reward your friends and punish you enemies" is a far cry different then "keep your friends close but, your enemies closer" His book has excitment and thrills. The guy can write

Great Book
Sal

[Frank]

I voted yes.

[George]

Rocco V wrote:

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Yes the book should be made into a motion picture. I read it and I loved it. I can see Stallone playing the character Nick Zazza

It would be one heck of a good picture. Perhaps not Stallone but, maybe Martin Scorsese should direct Men Without Redemption. Seems like its a story for him

[Henry Blockster]

Apparently this book was more along the lines of reality. Frankly speaking, I was indeed impressed by this new author. Mr Gallicchio is a writer
Good luck with Men Without Redemption. I voted yes

[Gail Brigtner]

Rocco V wrote:

I read the novel Men Without Redemption and I emphatically believe this new inspiring author has added a new dimension to the literary world.
One of the unspoken rule is to have less characters in a story. This author has a repertoire of characters which he eliminates by way of murder or natural causes. It's a tricky thing to do but, when done it has a deep impact on the story. His descriptions of his characters in my opinion are believable.
Gallicchio seems to like using one liners such as:"Reward you friends and punish you enemies" Here is another one liner from his book: "A time to be born and a time to die" These are words best sellers are made of. I am impresssed with this new author. and I loved his story. I categorically recommand reading Men Without Redemption.
Vermont, USA

This is a story that has real excitment. A page turner, A novel of great propotion

Gail

[Teresa Perez]

I voted yes.The character Teresa Carlucci fits my discription. I wish I could play her part in the motion picture

[Nicholas Zazza]

The sad thing my name is Nick Zazza and i live in NJ. There goes my personal google ranking.

[Misha Pablo]

Nicholas Zazza wrote:

The sad thing my name is Nick Zazza and i live in NJ. There goes my personal google ranking.

Then maybe they should cast you for the role of Nick Zazza. Are you an actor?

[Nicholas Zazza]

Misha Pablo wrote:

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Then maybe they should cast you for the role of Nick Zazza. Are you an actor?

No and dont plan to be.

[Rita Gennello]

Nicholas Zazza wrote:

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No and dont plan to be.

Nick Zazza has black wavey hair. He stands 5 feet 10 inches. Do you look like him? Great character in the book. You'll never no what happens to him unless you read. His son Romolo appears to be a very stricking man. He has a good mouth with words.
Rita----

[Susan Martinez]

Rocco V wrote:

I read the novel Men Without Redemption and I emphatically believe this new inspiring author has added a new dimension to the literary world.
One of the unspoken rule is to have less characters in a story. This author has a repertoire of characters which he eliminates by way of murder or natural causes. It's a tricky thing to do but, when done it has a deep impact on the story. His descriptions of his characters in my opinion are believable.
Gallicchio seems to like using one liners such as:"Reward you friends and punish you enemies" Here is another one liner from his book: "A time to be born and a time to die" These are words best sellers are made of. I am impresssed with this new author. and I loved his story. I categorically recommand reading Men Without Redemption.
Vermont, USA

"Reward your friends and punish your enemies" Its a new one for me. I read the book it was Romolo's Uncle Mario that tells him those words. Its better then wanting to keep your enmies closer. Who would want enemies around them? I sure don't.

Great story. The book is really a must read.
Sue

[Tico Rosado]

I was a very good book. I wish I could be one of the characters in a motion picture. Nick Zazza was a good man and a good father.