A humorous novel woven into a timely chronicle of the presidential race of 2008. A love story of two Americans, Amanda... More > (Hillary Clinton team member) and Johnny (Obama pollster) competing with each other during the fascinating Democratic Party Primary of 2008. The non-fiction portion of the book is taken from secondary research sources such as newspapers, the Internet and TV news programs.

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A mysterious travelogue laced with tender moments and comic relief. The mystery begins in Tappan, NY. It is about murder,... More > romance, class differences, money and crime. Sail along on the most fascinating ship in the world as the cruise takes you from New York Harbor to Bermuda, Key West, Cozumel, Grand Cayman Island, Ocho Rios, Ft Lauderdale and back to New York. Once on board, the reader will ask:
Who killed Diane Shanley?
Who is Mrs. Rich Bitch?
What secrets are Harold and Elaine keeping?
Are Jennifer and Phillip falling in love? Who is pit-bull Pittman? What is cold ironing?
Why can't the QM2 sail through the Panama Canal?
What does Eddie Alvarez do on elevator number 4? Why did QM2 redesign it's smokestack?
What kind of drug is gammahydroxybutyrate (GBH)?
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A personal, uplifting, humorous story for NYC lovers, media execs, survivors, and nostalgia buffs.
Anthony Motta retired as... More > a senior vice president of Mendelsohn Media Research in 2004. This is a native New Yorker's hilarious account of his up & down life and his checkered career at People magazine, The New York Times and MMR, Inc.


The autobiography paints some very funny scenes of family life and growing up in a neighborhood he calls "The nickname capital of the world." He also relates his antics in school, his days as a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, Army life, his crazy-ass friends, surviving cancer, dealing with retirement and luncheons with many famous media darlings of publishing and television.
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A humorous novel woven into a timely chronicle of the presidential race of 2008. A love story of two Americans, Amanda... More > (Hillary Clinton team member) and Johnny (Obama pollster) competing with each other during the fascinating Democratic Party Primary of 2008. The non-fiction portion of the book is taken from secondary research sources such as newspapers, the Internet and TV news programs. < Less

A personal, uplifting, humorous story for NYC lovers, media execs, survivors, and nostalgia buffs. Anthony Motta retired as... More > a senior vice president of Mendelsohn Media Research in 2004. This is a native New Yorker's hilarious account of his up & down life and his checkered career at People magazine, The New York Times and MMR, Inc. The autobiography paints some very funny scenes of family life and growing up in a neighborhood he calls "The nickname capital of the world." He also relates his antics in school, his days as a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, Army life, his crazy-ass friends, surviving cancer, dealing with retirement and luncheons with many famous media darlings of publishing and television. < Less

A mysterious travelogue laced with tender moments and comic relief. The mystery begins in Tappan, NY. It is about murder,... More > romance, class differences, money and crime. Sail along on the most fascinating ship in the world as the cruise takes you from New York Harbor to Bermuda, Key West, Cozumel, Grand Cayman Island, Ocho Rios, Ft Lauderdale and back to New York. Once on board, the reader will ask: Who killed Diane Shanley Who is Mrs. Rich Bitch What secrets are Harold and Elaine keeping Are Jennifer and Phillip falling in love Who is pit-bull Pittman What is cold ironing Why can't the QM2 sail through the Panama Canal What does Eddie Alvarez do on elevator number 4 Why did QM2 redesign it's smokestack What kind of drug is gammahydroxybutyrate (GBH) How safe are you on any ship of foreign registry < Less

A mysterious travelogue laced with tender moments and comic relief. The mystery begins in Tappan, NY. It is about murder,... More > romance, class differences, money and crime. Sail along on the most fascinating ship in the world as the cruise takes you from New York Harbor to Bermuda, Key West, Cozumel, Grand Cayman Island, Ocho Rios, Ft Lauderdale and back to New York. Once on board, the reader will ask:
Who killed Diane Shanley?
Who is Mrs. Rich Bitch?
What secrets are Harold and Elaine keeping?
Are Jennifer and Phillip falling in love? Who is pit-bull Pittman? What is cold ironing?
Why can't the QM2 sail through the Panama Canal?
What does Eddie Alvarez do on elevator number 4? Why did QM2 redesign it's smokestack?
What kind of drug is gammahydroxybutyrate (GBH)?
How safe are you on any ship of foreign registry? < Less

A personal, uplifting, humorous story for NYC lovers, media execs, survivors, and nostalgia buffs.
Anthony Motta retired as... More > a senior vice president of Mendelsohn Media Research in 2004. This is a native New Yorker's hilarious account of his up & down life and his checkered career at People magazine, The New York Times and MMR, Inc.


The autobiography paints some very funny scenes of family life and growing up in a neighborhood he calls "The nickname capital of the world." He also relates his antics in school, his days as a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, Army life, his crazy-ass friends, surviving cancer, dealing with retirement and luncheons with many famous media darlings of publishing and television.
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A humorous novel woven into a timely chronicle of the presidential race of 2008. A love story of two Americans, Amanda... More > (Hillary Clinton team member) and Johnny (Obama pollster) competing with each other during the fascinating Democratic Party Primary of 2008. The non-fiction portion of the book is taken from secondary research sources such as newspapers, the Internet and TV news programs.

Click on "preview" to learn more. < Less