AUTHOR • COMEDIAN • STORYTELLER

STU
MOSS

From an act of historical witness
to a magical journey through baseball history.

“Memory is all that stands between history and forgetting.”

TWO NOVELS BY STU MOSS

History must be remembered.Echoes of Vienna: The Long SilenceSome dreams deserve another chance.Another Chance

Two sweeping stories connected by courage, family, and the choices that define a lifetime.

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THE #1 NEW RELEASE

Echoes of Vienna:
The Long Silence

Vienna, 1937. One family portrait captures a world about to disappear.

Within three years, that family will be scattered across Europe. Some will be forced into ghettos where starvation becomes routine. Others will be packed into cattle cars and transported to death camps whose names will become synonymous with unimaginable horror. A fifteen-year-old boy will flee alone into the darkness, carrying nothing but a photograph and the weight of survival.

What follows is a journey through the darkest chapter of the twentieth century. The Anschluss that transforms Vienna overnight. The ghettos where families are slowly starved and worked to death. The deportations to Auschwitz, Buchenwald, and Mauthausen—places whose names still carry the echo of smoke and ash. The separations that tear parents from children, husbands from wives, brothers from sisters. And finally, the desperate search for reunion in a world that has been burned to its foundations.

ECHOES OF VIENNA: THE LONG SILENCE

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PROFESSIONAL EDITORIAL PRAISE

A story critics say
must not be forgotten.

Moss depicts the cruel reality of life in the ghetto—and later, in Auschwitz… Great for fans of Georgia Hunter’s We Were the Lucky Ones and Dorit Silverman’s The Bear of Auschwitz.
BOOKLIFE REVIEWS
More than a powerful novel, it is an act of historical witness—one that makes denial impossible and forgetting unthinkable.
MIKE SCHWARTZMAN, JEWISH PRESS
A riveting Holocaust story of survival and resilience, with compelling characters and experiences based on true events.
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
What makes the book so gripping is how deeply we come to love these people before history tears them apart. The violence is never gratuitous—it devastates precisely because the characters feel real. A sincere, deeply moving tribute that insists we should never forget.
BOOK COMMENTARY
Some books entertain you for a weekend. This one stays in your heart. What struck me most wasn’t just the tragedy—it’s the small, human details. I had to stop reading just to breathe. Highly, highly recommended.
CHRISTIAN SIA, GOODREADS AUTHOR
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THE SECOND NOVEL

Another Chance

A powerful story about dreams, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between a father and son.

Reminiscent of Field of Dreams, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Heaven Can Wait, this magical novel carries Jesse into the New York Yankees’ golden era of the 1950s and ’60s—and forces him to answer the most important question of his life.

If you were given the chance to live the life you had always dreamed of, would you risk losing the life you were always meant to have?

COMING SOON

ADVANCE REVIEWS • PRE-RELEASE PRAISE

Advance Praise for
Another Chance

“If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll love Another Chance. If you’re a fan of the New York Yankees of the 1950s and ’60s, this unforgettable journey through baseball history will make you feel as though you were there.”
MIKE LAWRENCE
“Stu Moss captures the golden age of New York Yankees baseball while delivering an emotional story about family, destiny, and the choices that shape our lives.”
COLTON KELLEY
“A nostalgic trip through one of the greatest eras in New York Yankees history, wrapped inside a touching and imaginative father-and-son story.”
BRAD SANDLER
“You don’t have to be a baseball fan to love Another Chance. At its heart, this is a beautiful story about family, destiny, and recognizing what truly matters.”
JOE RILEY
“A heartfelt combination of Field of Dreams and It’s a Wonderful Life, with the excitement and nostalgia of classic Yankees baseball.”
DAVID ROBBE
“Rich in baseball history and human emotion, Another Chance reminds us that the most important victories are not always recorded in the history books.”
BOBBY SNOW
Stu Moss at home in FloridaSTU MOSS

BEYOND THE PAGE

There’s more to Stu Moss than laughs.

You might not know his name, but you’ve likely seen his face.

Before becoming an author, Stu spent decades as a comedian, sharing the stage with Dolly Parton, the Bee Gees, George Benson, Peabo Bryson, the Beach Boys, Patti LaBelle, Engelbert Humperdinck, and Air Supply.

For more than twenty years, he led Coast 2 Coast Star Entertainment, booking thousands of shows throughout Florida. Today, he brings that lifetime of timing, emotion, and storytelling to the page.

Stu lives in Florida with his wife, Theresa. He founded the Hebrew Hammers 65+ softball team, plays pickleball, attends New York Mets Fantasy Camp—and remains devoted to the art of a well-timed nap.

FROM THE SCRAPBOOK

A lifetime in entertainment.

Long before the novels, Stu spent decades onstage and alongside some of the biggest names in entertainment. These photographs preserve a remarkable journey through comedy, television, and live performance.

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TWO UNFORGETTABLE NOVELS BY STU MOSS

One preserves history.Echoes of Vienna: The Long SilenceWhat if you got the chance to live the dream you never had, only to discover it cost you everything that mattered?Another Chance