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Share30Tweet+1SharePin30 SharesA personal, inspiring memoir of Felker Ward Jr., an Atlanta, Georgia, legal, business, community and military legend. He is also a husband, father of four and grandfather. Introduction by former Atlanta Mayor and United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young. ABOUT… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares Order your copy today! Amazon (Paperback) (Kindle) • Barnes & Noble (Paperback) (Nook) REVIEW: Eugene Fisher recounts his important role as an interpreter of what might be termed “Vaticanese.” He helped many to understand the nuanced doctrinal… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesThe realization that you can help your child discover his or her Personal Best is very empowering. As parents, we want to provide the very best we can for our children. When a child is born, everything is perfect…. Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesMeet the Authors of Mr. Media Books! Jim Barrens, author of In Our Time (Nostra Aetate), and Bob Andelman, author of Stadium For Rent, The Wawa Way, Mean Business, and Will Eisner: A Spirit Life, will be signing their… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesThe 2014 Tampa Bay Times Festival of Reading was the first time we took Mr. Media Books out in public for a spin and it was a pretty damn good day! Hanging out with two of our favorite new authors, Tony Doris (Dirt: A Novel)… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesMeet Jim Barrens, author of In Our Time – Nostra Aetate! “In Our Time,” that is, within the last fifty years, the world has witnessed the greatest improvements in Catholic-Jewish relations since the death of Jesus of Nazareth…. Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesTampa Bay Times called Stadium For Rent (Second Edition) “Notable” for 2015 baseball season! STADIUM FOR RENT: Tampa Bay’s Quest for Major League Baseball returned to print just in time for Tropicana Field’s 25th Anniversary (02-28-15) and the continuing… Continue Reading →
Share57Tweet+1SharePin57 Shares I did not live a life of extraordinary events. My beginnings were strictly middle class growing up in Newburgh, New York. That’s about sixty miles north of New York City (a place I love to visit but… Continue Reading →