Almost the Truth: Stories and Lies is a collection of stories, recollections and memoirs which crackle with wit, brazen sentimentality and unfiltered self awareness. With a motley cast of characters, both real and imagined, led by the 'I'm just a little weird' Zevy, popping in and out of stories, Almost the Truth blurs the lines of fact and fiction. With stories culled from Zevy's childhood, misadventures with friends and family and blind date disasters, Almost the Truth weaves us from Cairo to Canada; from the hills of Tuscany to the country clubs of Boca Raton; and from the poker table to the Passover table.These stories are full of exotic food, quirky characters, and generous portions of chutzpah and hubris. You will come away with wry lessons on gambling, family, and the subtle art of exagerration.After all, one should never let the truth get in the way of a good story.