Henry Firearms...

This arrived in my e-mail this evening: a great tribute from Henry fire arms.  This is a beautiful example of Made in America; and the cause is universal.  Cancer has touched and devestated so many families.  Mr. Imperato is to be saluted for his latest efforts.  He is a rare man with a great appreciation not only for this country, but the traditions that have made our Nation great. 

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Auction of 50 Limited Edition Henry Rifles Proceeds to Benefit the Roger Maris Cancer Center In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Roger Maris' record breaking homerun feat of hitting 61 homeruns in 1961, Henry Repeating Arms has manufactured a limited edition of 50 units of its' famous Henry Golden Boy rifle with Maris baseball theme embellishments. This special edition will be auctioned off at Gunbroker.com at the Treasures and Troves section, starting September 12th and ending October 1st (the date that Maris hit his 61st homerun). Proceeds will benefit the Roger Maris Cancer Center / Sanford Hospital in Fargo North Dakota. The rifle has been engraved on both sides of the nickel plated receiver cover with a laser etch. On the left side of receiver within a baseball type stitched border is the slugger with his eyes aloft watching another homerun bound baseball. Included in the front panel are a copy of Roger Maris' signature and a banner in honor of his back to back Most Valuable Player seasons. Click to read more Or contact Henry Repeating: Anthony Imperato President, Henry Repeating Arms (201) 858-4400 [email protected]

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Trying to keep up...

This is a new promo video from my publisher; featuring western short stories that are available in e-book format just about everywhere; and for only 99 cents.  These stories are throwbacks to the ten cent westerns that were so popular over the years (we have to take into account inflation nowadays), but they are a good buy for the money.   Quality writers telling good stories.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-05B32u4sQ

Also, please check out Pete Brandvold's blog, WRITING FOR THE BRAND.  He's been very kind in a review of my book, Jason Kilkenny's Gun.

http://peterbrandvold.blogspot.com/

Now, back to the business of writing.  Thanks for checking in!

Then Why Not Every Man?

The book is now out on Amazon; and available for Kindle.

I am in big trouble!  My little Jocelyn's name got left out of the Dedication, so will be scrambing to make that right VERY SOON.

This is a different form of fiction for me; not a western, but more centered around the midwest, where I grew up.  I'll be interested in seeing how it goes!