Mario V Farina: 90 books

Mario V. Farina was born in Schenectady, New York. He was brought up and received his elementary education in that city. In 1973, he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. He served in the U. S. Army during World War II...

The urgent need for this book has been recognized for some time now, but it remained for Mario Farina to finally write it.Strange as it seems, up to now there hasn't been much written for the novice who has never invested before, something that explains step-by-step just how to go about investing...

Mario V Farina is a prolific writer of short stories and slice-of-life anecdotes, puns, and life advice. This is a collection about classic cars, World War II, career experimentation, the heart, Puns, playing jokes, and what it was like to live decades ago. He has seen the Information Age form, and...

Mario V Farina is a prolific writer of short stories and slice-of-life anecdotes, puns, and life advice. This is a collection about classic cars, 9/11, career experimentation, heart surgery, Puns, playing jokes, and what it was like to live decades ago. He has seen the Information Age form, and has...

I began becoming aware of radio as a child of about age 9 or 10. At first, it was to learn about what was happening in Europe. Then I began enjoying radio for its stories such as Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy, Adventures Of Tom Mix, Lights Out Everybody, and especially, The Shadow! There were also shows presented by famous singers and comedians. Then I became a pioneer in computers!

A person can tell about something that happened in the past with the Past Tense, the Present Tense, and even with a mixture of the two tenses. There is nothing wrong with telling a story with one or more tenses. However, for those rare important occasions when the speaker needs to use the past tense only, he or she should know how to do it. This story deals with the latter issue.

People who may wish to invest in stocks may feel they have no money with which to do this. Obviously, there is a problem here that needs to be solved. This book addresses the topic with several ideas taken from two books I wrote in the past, one being published in 1969 and the other in 2007. Both chapters are still valid.

This is a scene from William Shakespeare's Macbeth; Act 1, Scene 7 in ordinary English language. This scene was translated by the author with his well knowing that many will feel that doing this was a travesty on his memory. This translation was made to help determine whether there is any need for this kind of effort. In this play, the scene takes place at Macbeth's castle.

A mother and her child were speaking about life, love, truth, and God. "Tell me about God," the child asked. She had heard the answer many times before but never tired of hearing the answered. I think you'll like reading the conversation that mother and child had on this subject.

This book is for you if you do a good deal of typing using Microsoft Word in your personal or business life. If you’re already a skilled typist, this book will enhance your craft; if not so skilled, or if you are handicapped in your typing skill, I feel this book will increase the quality of what...

These are articles that deal with topics in English grammar. Topics discussed are The Six Persons, Using the Correct Past Participle; The Past Tense; The Troublesome Third Person Singular; The Confusing Double Negative; The Use of OK and You Know; Useless Words; The Incorrect Use of Don't; Personal...

Lois Auburn paid $2,000 for a lottery ticket where the winner would receive Robert Miller, a handsome young man, as a loving husband. She was the only bidder and won. Robert didn't want to honor his commitment. He stated he didn't love her. Lois denied all the inducements he offered in order...

This s a story about a woman who, at age 116, looks to be in her mid-twenties. This might be considered a blessing for some but for this woman, it is causing a great deal of trouble. Her husband leaves her; her daughter marries and moves as far away from her as she can. She asks a renowned reporter to tell her story. The occurrences in this story will haunt you.

The author of this book has authored about 250 stories and articles that have been published in Smashwords. A prospective reader might not know where to begin. This book may serve as a guide to them. The author believes his best stories have been Wife For A Day, Who's Shirley, Remembering the...