BRIGHT LIGHTS, NO CITY: An African Adventure on Bad Roads With a Brother and a Very Weird Business Plan, by Max Alexander
This book tells the amusing tale of two brothers who venture to one of the poorest countries on the planet in an effort to apply some Yankee entrepreneurship to a crippling problem. ... Continue Reading →
“Fall Hard”
Fall Hard
Rough hewn and about as well lived in a book as you’re ever going to read, Tanya Schroeder’s aptly described ‘surf memoir’ Fall Hard is an inspiring, self-published ... Continue Reading →
Raquel Welch, author of “Beyond The Cleavage”
Raquel Welch, author of Beyond The Cleavage Author at age 69, Raquel Welch still a legendary sex symbol
Raquel Welch became a legendary sex symbol back in the ’60s, ... Continue Reading →
“Broken” by J. Matthew Nespoli
Broken A novel by J. Matthew Nespoli
The Great Los Angeles Novel, much like the Great American Novel, is certainly its own subgenre, and every aspiring author ... Continue Reading →
The Procession of Mollusks
The Procession of Mollusks by Eric E. OIson (Astrophil Press)
Eric E. Olson’s novel The Procession of Mollusks begins with a quote from Ween’s The Mollusk. For those ... Continue Reading →
Summer In SoCal With Books And CDs…
Summer In SoCal With Books And CDs In Surf City
I know it is summer by the usual indicators: the kids are out of school and the glorious free Santa Monica summer concerts ... Continue Reading →
Book Expo America
Book Expo America: My Friends And Associates
You can learn about a person by what that person does and what that person says. But you can also learn a lot about a journalist ... Continue Reading →
“Booking” The Weekend For The Big Lit Event
Booking The Weekend For Our Biggest Literary Event
Visting the country’s biggest book fair, the L.A. Times Festival of Books at UCLA, is like one’s attitude ... Continue Reading →
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