The
Metro Times in writing about Dimitrieski and the upcoming
the upcoming book signing at Baldwin, said..
Tears for My City, (is) “the
true story of an immigrant white kid from Macedonia who moves to the most
dangerous neighborhood in Detroit at the height of gang violence in the 1970s.” Dimitrieski tells
us, “The neighborhood was the 48211 ZIP code — one of the most dangerous in the
country in the ’70s and ’80s. I lived at 5315 McDougall between Frederick and Kirby on the south east
side of Detroit. I lived in that neighborhood until I was about 19.”
Signed copies will be
available at Baldwin from 2pm to 5:30 pm on Saturday
The
author of Tears for My City, earned his
Bachelor’s
degree in Business Administration from Wayne State University and masters in
Information Resource Management from Central Michigan University. He is
pursuing a doctorate in International Business and expects to have it
completed by 2014. He lives in Michigan with his wife and two boys.
Tears for the City
is also available on Kindle for $9.99 and in paperback at $15.95 from Amazon.
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