All Blog Posts Tagged 'Vegas' (8)

Chicago IL February 2, 2016–

Just when you think Marsha Casper Cook might be doing the same old same old she comes up with another book. Grand Central Station is a funny fast paced romantic comedy.

Meet Jack Winston, a famous child psychologist, who has authored several bestselling books on raising children. The fun begins…

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A crucial moment occurs at the old Desert Inn's Sky Room bar in Joey's Place. On this #throwbackthursday I offer this photo that shows the D.I. as it looked in 1970. Just to the left of the coach-light is the Sky Room where Heber goes to consider his next move. …

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September, 1970. The Las Vegas valley has a little over 200,000 residents. There are still trailer parks, motels, motor courts, and open desert along the Strip. The casinos take care of their own problems and the law picks up the pieces. If they can find them.

After four years, Howard Hughes still occupies the top floor of the Desert Inn's St.…

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As I have been racking my brain for a new novel plot, I recently checked my email and discovered a request from a reporter for the Beaumont Enterprise.



She asked if I would give her an interview regarding my novel, "The Long Road from…

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Sports columnist Ron Kantowski mentions "The Last Knuckleballer"  in the Las Vegas Review.  The article was written about R. A. Dickey of the New York Mets, winning his 20th and a possible Cy Young Award winner.  He is the only one in the majors pitching the Knuckleball as a major part of his arsenal.

Find this article at:…

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August is here and it’s time to push this book harder so I am trying to reach an expanded

distribution network which would include big box retailers like B&N and

Borders; to reach this goal I need to sell about 50 more books before September

1^st and I will qualify to be listed in the available on-line books.

This means that you (or any…

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Hi all. Just got in from the Vegas Public Safety Writers conference, very intense. Great conference, group doubled in size. Forensic handwriting expert, fingerprint expert, Oak Tree Press publisher, Betty Webb, marketing advice, much more. I hope other PSWA members chime in and add to this report. Anyone out there with a police, fireman, deputy, paramedic, any connection to Public Safety, this is a group you should become part of. Excellent sources for info for our novels. Great promotion,… Continue