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Sam Cutler was tour manager for the Rolling Stones at some of their major gigs in the late sixties, including the infamous concert at Altamont where a man was murdered by a Hells Angel in front of the stage while the Stones played on. After the show, Sam was left behind to make peace with the Hells Angels, the various mobsters and organizations who had taken an overt interest in the event, and the people of America. There has never been an official investigation into events at Altamont and those involved have never before spoken on record. Sam Cutler has decided that it is time to put to rest the myths and legends that have grown up around this infamous event in rock history and for the first time reveal the truth. Sam survived Altamont and went on to live the ultimate rock and roll dream. This is also his own account of the high ol' times he had managing tours for San Francisco band the Grateful Dead - who went on to become the world's most successful live act. Along the way Sam draws intimate portraits of other stars of the psychedelic circus that was the music industry in the sixties and seventies, including Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Band, the Allman Brothers, Pink Floyd, and Eric Clapton. This is an exhilarating, all-areas-access rock memoir from someone who has seen - and done - it all. - www.netgalley.com

J Aday Kennedy - The Differently Abled Writer

Kerri Hopkins - Breaking The Name Code

Christala studied languages at L'Institut Français, London; English & Psychology at the University of Surrey, where she conducted some of the earliest research into the psychology of music; and Education at Greenwich University. Since picking up her poetic pen eight years' ago for the first time since childhood, her award-winning work has been continually featured in journals, anthologies and on radio. A college-lecturer in English & Psychology for many years, Christala now devotes most of her time to writing & the performing arts. She sings with Imperial Opera, London and the English Arts Chorale, and launched the first of her poetry-concerts just five years' ago at the Reigate Summer Music Festival. Since then, she has taken these innovative concerts to a range of UK venues and festivals, giving both lunchtime recitals and full evening performances. Christala's first collection of poetry, Watercolour Essences of Moon, was published by PublishAmerica in 2006. Psychic and mediumistic herself and therefore with a great affinity with the Romantic poets, especially Shelley, Christala is proud to help lead a Romantic renaissance and shares with Shelley his spiritual vision of a world ruled by 'love not law', a vision the beginnings of which, despite what seems to many as appearances to the contrary, is already beginning to manifest. - www.christalarosina.co.uk

Uncivil Servants - Ian R. Kelley retired from the Department of Defense in 2005 with 35 years service and currently resides in Tarpon Springs, Florida. For many years, he lived and worked in South Korea teaching English and Communications Skills to Korean and U.S. Military personnel as well as serving as a Professor at Keimyung College University in Daegu, South Korea.

Wearing The Robe: The Art and Responsibilities of Judging in Today's Courts - James P. Gray has been a trial judge in Orange County, California since 1983. Before becoming a judge, he served as a Volunteer in the Peace Corps in Costa Rica, a staff judge advocate and criminal defense attorney in the Navy JAG Corps, a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, and a civil litigation attorney in a private law firm, in addition to being a Republican candidate for US Congress in 1998, and a Libertarian candidate for US Senate in 2004. Judge Gray has discussed issues of drug policy on more than two hundred television and radio shows and public forums all across the country. Using his experience on the bench and elsewhere, he has also authored a book on the failed War on Drugs, another Wearing The Robe, about practical and ethical issues in being a judge, and has composed a musical that encourages young people to expand their horizons and live a fuller life.

American Betrayal - The Secret Assault on Our Nation's Character - Diana West is the author of American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation's Character (St. Martin's Press 2013) and The Death of the Grown-Up: How America's Arrested Development Is Bringing Down Western Civilization (St. Martin's Press 2007). In Fall 2013, West brought out a companion volume to American Betrayal titled:The Rebuttal: Defending American Betrayal from the Book-Burners, which includes essays by Vladimir Bukovsky and M. Stanton Evans, among others. Recent honors include the 2014 Hero of Conscience Award from the American Freedom Alliance and the Center for Security Policy's 2013 Mightier Pen Award. Her book, American Betrayal, was also showcased at the 2013 gathering of the Pumpkin Papers Irregulars, a club of intelligence experts and writers that meets every Halloween in Washington, D.C. A journalist since graduating from Yale, West began writing her weekly newspaper column in 1999 at the Washington Times, where she also wrote editorials under Editorial Page Editors Helle Dale and the late Tony Blankley. The column soon went into syndication with Scripps-Howard, and later the Newspaper Enterprise Association. The NEA would be acquired by Universal U-Click, West's syndicate for the past several years. A collection of West's columns came out late last year. It is titled: No Fear: Selected Columns from America's Most Politically Incorrect Columnist (Bravura Books). In addition to writing her weekly column, West is Washington Correspondent for the European weekly newspaper Dispatch International, co-edited by Lars Hedegaard. She is also one of 19 co-authors (including Frank Gaffney, Andrew C. McCarthy and James Woolsey) of Shariah:The Threat to America, a 2010 publication of the Center for Security Policy, West's work has appeared in many publications including The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times, The Weekly Standard, and The Washington Post Magazine, and her fiction has appeared in the Atlantic Monthly. She has made numerous television and radio appearances, and was recently featured in the Glenn Beck TV documentaries "The Project" and "Rumors of War III." She blogs at dianawest.net, and her Twitter handle is @diana_west_.

Shaman Rai - Psychic and Channel

Sharón graduated from the University of Redlands with a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics at the age of twenty. She began teaching in a public Junior High School that same year. During her three years there, she obtained her Master of Arts in education administration with an emphasis in math. After her initial teaching assignment, Sharón married an Air Force soldier which resulted in her teaching or being a school administrator in four different countries and eight different states as she was fortunate to always find a job in each location. It was during her time in the schools that she linked the patterns in names to a person’s mindset or personality. She worked on figuring out the patterns of the different letters for fifteen years before she fully comprehended all of the nuances. Sharón took the opportunity to travel a large part of the world testing her theories for three years starting in 2002 for she wanted to know if her system was just as accurate in other languages as it was in English, and it is! Sharón is internationally recognized having helped people from around the world to understand themselves and others better. Her book, "Know the Name; Know the Person" has received a literary excellence award. Names let us know that every person has value and a purpose for being here.

Paranormal Science Lab - Lisa Livingston Martin is a lifelong resident of Missouri, living in Webb City. Lisa is an attorney with longstanding interests in history and the paranormal. Lisa is a co-team leader in Paranormal Science Lab, www.paranormalsciencelab.com, a research group which focuses on paranormal research at historic locations. Lisa and Paranormal Science Lab were featured on the documentary 'Twisted Believers' on the Weather Channel focusing on investigation of paranormal activity experienced in the aftermath of the May 22, 2011 F5 tornado in Joplin, Missouri. Lisa is the author of 'Civil War Ghosts of Southwest Missouri', 'Haunted Joplin', 'Missouri's Wicked Route 66: Gangsters and Outlaws on the Mother Road', and; 'Haunted Carthage, Missouri.' Lisa is a frequent speaker on the paranormal and the connection between the history of locations and paranormal activity. Lisa has appeared as a consultant on the SyFy Channel's 'Haunted Collector', and on the DVD 'Shadows on 66'. Lisa has also appeared on the Bio Channel's 'My Ghost Story Caught on Camera' with Paranormal Science Lab featuring the Civil War location Kendrick House, covered in 'Civil War Ghosts of Southwest Missouri' and 'Haunted Carthage, Missouri.' Lisa also co-hosts the paranormal talk show 'Paranormal Science Lab Live', on www.paraencountersnetwork.com on Sundays, 7pm EST/6pm CST. Check out Paranormal Science Lab's website and Facebook page for upcoming public Haunted History Tours and live paranormal investigations, and every event donates proceeds to the historic site for preservation efforts. - www.paranormalsciencelab.com