Chris Yandle, author of Lucky Enough, was recently featured in an article written by KADN News 15.
“Do you remember back in grade school when your parents occasionally left notes in your school lunch? For one Louisiana girl, her dad wrote her notes for over a year.”
Joe Just, author of The Immigrante, was recently featured in an article written by the Chronicle Express. The article also features many unique photographs.
“Most of the story is fact, taken from a long series of audio tapes that were made before my father’s death. Along with those tapes and numerous stories I heard from WWI vets that lived in and around Penn Yan as I grew up, the story was built as closely to facts as I could make them,” says the author, Joe Just, who graduated from Penn Yan Academy in 1955, and now lives in Washington.
Brian Vukadinovich, author of Motion for Justice, recently hosted a book signing at the Valparaiso, Indiana Barnes & Noble on Saturday, November 10, 2018. What a great turnout!
Please feel free to check out a few photos from the event below!
Congratulations, Brian!
Brian Vukadinovich was featured in an article written by The Chicago Tribune’s Post-Tribune regarding his book, Motion for Justice.
The full article can be viewed HERE.
Brian Vukadinovich is convinced that all of us should be “highly suspicious” of the U.S. justice system, its attorneys, and a vast number of police officers. He has written a new book on his personal interactions and courtroom experiences.
–Jerry Davich, Post-Tribune
Mr. Vukadinovich’s book was also recently endorsed by Courtroom 5! The full endorsement can be viewed HERE.
Congratulations on your accomplishments, Brian!
Brian Vukadinovich, author of Motion for Justice, will be hosting a book signing event on November 10, 2018 from 2:00PM-4:00PM (CST) at the Barnes & Noble book store in Valparaiso, Indiana.
Congratulations and good luck, Brian!
