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Woops! Order Page Disappears….
It seems that somehow the order page for THE ATHLETIC BENCHLEY has disappeared. Such is not the case. As with all things, the page was in need of some Spring cleaning, sprucing up, and perhaps a bit of paint here and there. So we fixed everything and have re set it so that you can [...]
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Claudia Whitsitt Smashes a Hit….Again
Writers are the drug of choice for readers. At Glendower Media we are blessed with great writers, award winning writers, writers who are at the top of their craft. Sometimes, however, we know of writers who are not on our roster of talent. If they are great, we plug them anyway. This is the case [...]
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“I Told You I Wasn’t Perfect” by Denny McLain now in Paperback
The wild life and story of baseball’s only living 30 game winner is now available in paperback. With more pictures and new introductions, McLain’s story of heights and depths will show the inner workings of one of sport’s most increadable characters. World Series wins, record setting games and heart breaking family events keep the pages [...]
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On The Road Again….
Those Glendower Writers are on the road again this spring. See us at the following: On The Trax-Chelsea Railroad Station 4/3/13 7PM. With The Potters Field and John Latini. Music for what ails you. Udetroit.com 4/5/13 Opening Day for the Detroit Tigers! Join Denny McLain and special [...]
“Banjoes, Boats and Butt Dialing” Coming To Your Bookstore
Banjos, Boats and Butt Dialing is the third installment in Mike Ball’s What I’ve Learned… So Far series of books. In it the Erma Bombeck Award-winning humorist grapples with topics ranging from becoming a grandfather, to rabbit hunting, to the Zen of a middle-aged guy trying to cope with cleavage. The book is a compilation [...]
Richard Harding Davis To Debut March 30
The first American Celebrity, Richard Harding Davis, returns to the scene on March 30 in a new book titled “The Portable Richard Harding Davis” See why this writer and adventurer was the toast of American literary circles in the Edwardian Age.