THE DONATION

August 2010: The Donation is now available in an electronic format compatible with the Kindle, Sony, iPAD,  and other electronic reading devices.

BOOK SIGNINGS

11 December, 2008: There will be a book-signing-reading event for "The Donation" at Counterpoint Records and Books, 5911 Franklin Avenue, Hollywood (at Bronson) 7 P.M., Thursday, December 11, 2008.

4 December, 2008: There will be a book-signing-reading event for "The Donation" at the Barnes and Noble at The Grove at Farmers Market,187 Grove Drive, Los Angeles. Tel: 323-525-0270. 7:30 PM, Thursday, 4 December, 2008

23 November, 2008: There will be a book-signing-reading event for "The Donation" at Book Soup, 8818 W. Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, Ca. Tel: 310-659-3110. 2PM, Sunday, November 23, 2008.

MEDIA APPEARANCES

RADIO
20 February '09        WPBR Dr. Dan Who Cares Show (Lake Worth, FL)
23 January '09          WILY Tootie Cooksey (Centralia, IL)
9 January '09            WPBR Dr. Dan Who Cares Show (Lake Worth, FL)
23 December '08       WVOX Bob Marrone (New Rochelle, NY)
17 December '08       WOCA Larry and Robin Whitler (Ocala, FL)
11 December '08       CJAD Peter Anthony Holder (Montreal) and CFRB (Toronto)
 1 December '08        KSEN Jerry Puffer (Shelby, MT)
24 November '08       WOCM Bulldog Morning Show (Maryland)
24 November '08       KXYL (Brownwood, TX)
19 November '08       Michael Dresser After Dark Show (WI)

TELEVISION

THe Bonnie Hunt Show (date to be announced)



9 July, 2008: "The Donation" has been listed on the home page of CTSNet, the Cardiothoracic Surgery Network (www.ctsnet.org). CTSNet was founded in 1997 by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons, the American Association for Thoracic Surgery, and the European Association for Cardiothoracic Surgery. CTSNet provides a means for collaboration and information exchange among cardiothoracic surgeons and allied health care professionals from around the world. 52 cardiothoracic organizations participate in the CTSNet community. At this time, CTSNet has 34,421 members of which 27,301 are cardiothoracic surgeons.

NEAR MISSES IN CARDIAC SURGERY

August, 2010: Near Misses is now available in an electric format compatible with the Kindle, Sony, iPAD, and other electronic reading devices.


4 February, 2009: Near Misses in Cardiac Surgery has been reissued and has been listed in the CTSNet.org bookstore. It is also available through the following routes:

Bulk Purchase Information: 1.) through iUniverse Channel Sales representative. Send fax with purchase order number to April Williams at 812-349-0766. Call iUniverse at 800-288-4677 ext 5366 for questions. 2.) through Ingram Book Company (www.ipage.ingrambook.com) UNSOLD BOOKS ARE RETURNABLE FOR 6 MONTHS AFTER THE PURCHASE DATE TO BOTH IUNIVERSE AND INGRAM.

Individual Purchase Information:www.iuniverse.com; www.amazon.com; www.barnesandnoble.com.


9 July, 2008: Near Misses in Cardiac Surgery will be reissued in January of 2009 (iUniverse, Inc, Publisher) and will be a resource for phase 2 of CTSNet's safety reporting network. The premise of this book is that decisions, not incisions, are the prime determinants of cardiac surgical morbidity and mortality.

PATER PATRIAE

16 September, 2007: Pater Patriae premiered at Mount Vernon during the annual gathering of the Washington Council and the Mount Vernon One Hundred. Conducted by Victoria Bond, the music was performed by Vol-Au-Vent, a Washington D.C.-based ensemble whose members appear with the National Symphony Orchestra. The narration was performed by Rick Davis, Artistic Director of the Theater of the First Amendment and the Center for the Arts at George Mason University.

THE INDISPENSABLE MAN

We have just learned that the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University will perform both Pater Patriae and The Indispensable Man in February or March of 2012.