When Two Cents Was Money

Abe Silverstein's standard response to the question, "So, what kind of work did you do?" is "How much time do you have?" The story of his life and work experiences from his childhood as one of seven children of poor immigrant Jews, to the boardrooms of corporate America, to the recording studios of the music industry, to the fields of the small farmer is a quintessential American one. When Two Cents Was Money is his first literary work. He lives with his wife of sixty-four years, Judy, on the Upper West Side of New York City.