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Mobsters in the Mansion is Scott Siegler’s sharp, unsentimental collection of stories tracing an outsider’s path from upper-middle-class Cleveland to the cultural enclaves of New England. In a foreword by David Chase, the creator of The Sopranos calls Siegler fearless, funny and “so knowledgeable, so true,” praising the humanity and curiosity that drench each page. These are stories about power and pretense, faith and fraud — mobsters of one kind or another — observed with an artist’s eye and an insider’s candor.
Mobsters in the Mansion is Scott Siegler’s sharp, unsentimental collection of stories tracing an outsider’s path from upper-middle-class Cleveland to the cultural enclaves of New England. In a foreword by David Chase, the creator of The Sopranos calls Siegler fearless, funny and “so knowledgeable, so true,” praising the humanity and curiosity that drench each page. These are stories about power and pretense, faith and fraud — mobsters of one kind or another — observed with an artist’s eye and an insider’s candor.