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Join John Leifer, author of After you Hear It’s Cancer, on BlogTalkRadio’s “A Fine Time For Healing”

John LeiferToday at 11:00AM Eastern, join patient advocate John Leifer as he discusses his new book, AFTER YOU HEAR IT’S CANCER: A Guide to Navigating the Difficult Journey Ahead (Rowman & Littlefield hardcover, August 2015, $36.00), with radio host Randi Fine on Blog Talk Radio‘s “A Fine Time for Healing” show.

John will answer listeners questions regarding cancer care and provide an empathic but practical view of how to move forward when you are paralyzed with fear. If you’d like to join in on the discussion, call this number between 11-11:30AM Eastern: 424-220-1801.

You can listen to John’s interview here: A Fine Time for Healing.

 

 

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The Art of Horror is already giving DEAD, BURIED & BACK chills…

Art of Horror Book CoverWe recently reached out to horror blogs to let them know about a really cool title that Applause Theatre & Cinema Books will publish in October. THE ART OF HORROR: An Illustrated History is a celebration of over 500 frightful images, compiled and presented by some of the genre’s most respected names, including a foreword by cult favorite Neil Gaiman. Readers will be ensnared by the shockingly lurid and hauntingly beautiful color photos and illustrations representing every aspect of the horror genre since Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in the 19th century. With a release date to coincide with Halloween, horror-art and design devotees will be clawing for this stunning addition to their creepy collection.

 

Horror fan blog, Dead, Buried and Back is already preparing fans to keep an eye out of this book that is sure to become an instant collector’s item: http://www.deadburiedandback.com/books/art-horror/

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BookPleasures.com talks to Keith Elliot Greenberg, author of new James Dean bio

Too Fast to Live Book CoverNorm Goldman, Publisher of BookPleasures.com recently sat down with New York Times bestselling author and television producer Keith Elliot Greenberg to talk about his fascinating career as a professional writer and TV producer, and to discuss his new book, TOO FAST TO LIVE, TOO YOUNG TO DIE: James Dean’s Final Hours (Applause Theatre & Cinema Books; September 30, 2015; $24.99; 286 pages; ISBN#: 978-1-4803-6030-3).

For more than thirty years, Keith has written and covered an eclectic range of topics from social issues to professional wrestling to true crime. In his interview with Norm Goldman, Greenberg discusses his storytelling philosophy, his intriguing research techniques, and what kinds of stories motivate him. You can catch the entire interview here: BookPleasures.com.

 

 

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Booklist picks WEIRD GIRL & WHAT’S HIS NAME as their lead review of the day!

Weird Girl Book CoverCongrats to Three Rooms Press and to Meagan Brothers, author of WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT’S HIS NAME (Three Rooms Press Trade Paperback Original: October 13, 2015; $15.95). Not only did Booklist give her forthcoming YA novel a starred review, they also picked the book as their lead review of the day, today (August 13, 2015).

You may be a fan of Meagan Brothers already. Her previous book, Supergirl Mixtape, was an indy hit. Her new YA novel is a coming-of-age story for the twenty-first century. In the tiny podunk town of Hawthorne, North Carolina, high school geeks Lula and Rory share everything— a love of sci-fi and fantasy, a questioning of their sexuality, resentment toward the parents that abandoned them, an obsession with old X-Files episodes, and the feeling that they’ll never quite fit in. Lula and Rory have no secrets from each other; after all, she knows he’s gay, and he understands why she worships the mother that walked out on her.

But then Lula discovers that Rory—her Rory, who maybe she’s secretly had feelings for—has not only tried out for the football team, but has been having an affair with his middle-aged divorcee boss. With their friendship disrupted, Lula begins to question her very identity, and when she disappears in the middle of the night in a desperate search for her long-lost mother, Rory is left to survive on his own.
When Lula returns, neither she nor Rory are the same, and they are forced to make amends and move on from that summer, or risk repeating the mistakes of their parents’ generation.
Meagan Brother’s piercing prose speaks to anyone who has ever felt unwanted and alone, and who struggles to find their place in an isolating world.

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Author John Leifer discusses important info for cancer patients on Healthwatch

Radio host, Dr. David Naimon, (of KBOO-FM/Portland) does an excellent job of asking John Leifer, author of AFTER YOU HEAR IT’S CANCER: A Guide to Navigating the Difficult Journey Ahead (Rowman & Littlefield Hardcover, August 2015), pivotally important questions regarding issues facing recently diagnosed cancer patients and their loved ones.

Among the many topics covered in this 30-minute interview were:

  • AfterYouHearItsCancerHow to evaluate and select a physician
  • How to know whether you are receiving the appropriate treatment for your condition
  • When to obtain a second opinion
  • The importance of understanding the goals of your treatment
  • Differentiating between cure, control, and comfort in cancer treatment
  • Unexplained geographic variations in care, and what they can mean to your treatment
  • Financial issues associated with treatment and how to manage the challenges
  • Identifying if your physician has a financial conflict of interest associated with your treatment…and what this can mean to your care
  • The role of nutrition and exercise during the journey through cancer
  • The role of complementary medicine in cancer treatment
  • How to obtain more information about your disease and its treatment

You can catch the full interview here: KBOO-FM/Healthwatch.

 

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