Tim Tuttle’s 5th annual ‘Music From Ground Zero’
'Music from Ground Zero' by Tim Tuttle and friends is a song cycle in the vein of a rock opera, which speaks of 9/11 survivors' pain, sadness, hope, celebration and fond memories of better days.
Techno-Warfare: Anti-Submarine Warfare Specialist on Nuclear War
In his thrilling new techno-warfare novel, Torpedo, veteran and author Jeff Edwards takes the reader through a gripping story of nuclear threats and biological warfare.
‘Dancing vs. The Rat Experiment,’ an edgy collision of dance and psychology
Witness Relocation, an edgy international dance theater troupe, makes its La MaMa debut with 'Dancing vs. The Rat Experiment,' a dance work inspired by a documentary film about overpopulation in rats.
Building a Band – Four Hot Boys and a Musical ‘Svengali’
A440, a hot new boy band from Australia, turned to Orlando-based writer and producer Gary Carolla to prepare them for what they hope will be fame and fortune in the studio and on the stage worldwide.
Six Tax-Savvy Ways to Pay Uncle Sam Later and . . . Retire Secure!
A new book by nationally recognized IRA, 401(k), and retirement plan distribution expert James Lange offers rock-solid strategies for retiring secure and putting off the taxman for as long as possible.
