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Presenting "Chickenhawk" by Arnold Wolf
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Peter Milosheff
Mr. Milosheff acquired Bronx.com in March, 2005 and is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the operation's holding company, SlipperyRock.com, LLC.

Prior to acquiring Bronx.com Mr. Milosheff worked in the area of corporate finance for Christie's New York, Prada, Pfizer, Moody's and Deutsche Bank. He began his career at age 17 in Sofia, Bulgaria, EU, where he established his private educational advising agency Endeavour, providing service to Bulgarian students interested in continuing their education abroad, and especially in the US.

While managing most aspects of Bronx.com's operation and delegating others, he continues his career at a Wall Street financial services company in the area of credit derivatives trading, origination and their respective risk management and product control.

Mr. Milosheff received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania in the Spring of 2002. He graduated Cum Laude with a major in Finance. 
By Peter Milosheff
Published on 02/13/2008
 
Theodore "Paki" Pakidorapopulos is a happily married man with a secret - he enjoys having sex with young men and boys. He likes his double life, does not consider himself gay, and ridicules gay causes in his popular conservative magazine column. When he gets sick, however, everything changes. He believes he is infected with the AIDS virus, and his comfortable world comes apart as his illness, anger, and growing madness start to affect his work and family.

Theodore "Paki" Pakidorapopulos is a happily married man with a secret - he enjoys having sex with young men and boys. He likes his double life, does not consider himself gay, and ridicules gay causes in his popular conservative magazine column. When he gets sick, however, everything changes. He believes heis infected with the AIDS virus, and his comfortable world comes apart as his illness, anger, and growing madness start to affect his work and family. He takes revenge on those he blames for making him sick by killing the young male prostitutes he solicits. Two cops from Manhattan North Homicide, Eddie Ramos and Tommy Cucitti, try to track him down, but how do you catch someone who is managed to successfully keep his double life a secret for so long? Nothing comes easy in this case as the body count grows and the cops' jobs, reputations and lives are on the line.

Arnold Wolf, currently employed by the MTA, is winner of the Emmett Cribbs award for short fiction, he has sold articles to Railway Age, Homeland Defense Journal, Reptile & Amphibian magazine; scripts to Archie and Personality Comics; and short stories to Neo-Opsis and was editor of Offworld, a small science fiction magazine.