Harry Kalas Memorial Keepsake
When word got out that I was headed down to the Harry Kalas memorial this past Saturday, I got a handful of requests from friends and family to snag them a copy of the 8×10 portrait of Harry the Phils were giving away. It turned out that they were giving everyone a memorial keepsake portfolio, […]
Details For Saturday’s Harry Kalas Memorial Tribute at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia
Beginning at 8:00 a.m., on a first come, first served basis, fans will have the opportunity to pay their respects on the field as they pass by Harry’s casket which will be located behind home plate. Fans will pass by the casket until approximately 12:45 p.m. at which time all persons in attendance will be […]
So Long, Harry Kalas
The loss of Harry Kalas is a tough one here in Philly. Me and Harry spent lots of amazing times together. I’ve lived most of my baseball life with him on the radio telling me what’s happening. LOTS of good times. Thanks for everything, Harry, we’ll miss you every game. – dl
Liars Tell Truth at Doylestown Bookshop May 2nd
Something unusual is brewing at the Doylestown Bookshop, and it involves games, a bunch of liars and one chill dog. The Philly Liar’s Club is hosting a party called “Liars Tell the Truth about the Doylestown Bookshop“, at the store, located on 16 South Main Street in Doylestown, on Saturday, May 2nd from 2-4 p.m. […]
12 Social Media Essentials For Writers
Creating a Social Media Footprint is a no-brainer for a writer establishing platform — fiction and non-fiction. Set aside three or four hours of your self-marketing time to knock out the following list of basics, and you’ll be well on your way to having your name and your work more search-able and share-able. 1. Blog […]
I’m No Social Media Expert
I’ve been meaning to drop a note to Beth Harte about her Online Media Boot Camp coming up this week, and as usual, one click led to another which landed me on her blog about Social Media Experts and the growing practice of describing one’s self as an expert. Also as usual, my comment got […]
jackassletters.com Reminds Us to LISTEN, Old School
I’m a big fan of writing letters. I’ll still fire off an email if I want to connect with a company or a person through their website or blog, but in my book, nothing beats an old fashioned piece of paper with a real signature for maximum impact. When Ed Rendell was running for Mayor […]
Publishers, Authors, Media and Marvel on Twitter
This morning Jocelyn Kelley followed me on Twitter. Twitter-logic gets me scratching my head and asking, “Who is this @jocelynkelley and why does she care what I have to say?” To find my answer I click the link on her Twitter mini-bio and find out that, ahhhh, she’s a literary publicist in the Boston area. […]
Clinton Book Shop Hosts authors Jonathan Maberry and Jeffrey Ford
It’s funny how I’m constantly meeting tremendously accomplished people that I never heard of. I made the one hour drive up to Clinton Book Shop last night to meet up with shop manager Rob Dougherty and PATIENT ZERO author Jonathan Maberry. I didn’t realize until I looked at Rob’s Facebook invitation that THE SHADOW YEAR […]
Christopher Elliott, Travel Maven
I’m looking for the hands down, best-in-show, online resources for travelers, and I can’t think of a better way to start the category than with this guy. Christopher Elliott has been called one of the world’s leading travel experts. His focus isn’t on the destination, or even the journey, but on the tools you need […]