03-10-2019, 10:07 PM
My 550 page book The Three Barons, published by TrineDay went through 7 iterations of the manuscript until it was final. That ran from August 2017 to December 2017.
If Wendy had 100 errors in her book, then IMHO that was on her, not TrineDay. After all, the person who wrote the manuscript can proof it ten times faster than another person.
The only error of which I am aware in The Three Barons is the changing of Wernher von Braun to Werner von Braun, which was done without my involvement.
As for Coup in Dallas, I saw something (from Hank) that the delay was due to legal issues. And you have the strange "divorce" between Albarelli and Ganis. Mr. Ganis' book, The Skorzeny Papers, was published by "Hot Books" but sold by Simon and Schuster. Not published by Skyhorse.
I believe that JFK authors are essentially investigative journalists. As such, they usually want to beat their competitors to the "scoop" and be the first to publish "hot" information. I have not heard of anything that would justify the lengthy delays for "Coup in Dallas". Even self-publishers on CreateSpace get their books done promptly and they are not a branch of a major corporation as is Skyhorse.
Skyhorse was mentioned on Fox News by Alan Dershowitz because it published The Mueller Report. So you have Skyhorse fobbing off The Skorzeny Papers to "Hot Books" but proudly publishing The Mueller Report. IMHO The Mueller Report is Deep State Propaganda at its worst. Fake news. That's incompatible IMHO with JFK "truth telling".
I still hope to be pleasantly surprised by "Coup in Dallas" finally being released. I received a Barnes and Noble gift card in November, 2017 for my birthday from family in order to buy the Albarelli/Ganis book. I'm not holding my breath. Fortunately, I made use of the gift card to buy The Skorzeny Papers, so all was not lost.
James Lateer
If Wendy had 100 errors in her book, then IMHO that was on her, not TrineDay. After all, the person who wrote the manuscript can proof it ten times faster than another person.
The only error of which I am aware in The Three Barons is the changing of Wernher von Braun to Werner von Braun, which was done without my involvement.
As for Coup in Dallas, I saw something (from Hank) that the delay was due to legal issues. And you have the strange "divorce" between Albarelli and Ganis. Mr. Ganis' book, The Skorzeny Papers, was published by "Hot Books" but sold by Simon and Schuster. Not published by Skyhorse.
I believe that JFK authors are essentially investigative journalists. As such, they usually want to beat their competitors to the "scoop" and be the first to publish "hot" information. I have not heard of anything that would justify the lengthy delays for "Coup in Dallas". Even self-publishers on CreateSpace get their books done promptly and they are not a branch of a major corporation as is Skyhorse.
Skyhorse was mentioned on Fox News by Alan Dershowitz because it published The Mueller Report. So you have Skyhorse fobbing off The Skorzeny Papers to "Hot Books" but proudly publishing The Mueller Report. IMHO The Mueller Report is Deep State Propaganda at its worst. Fake news. That's incompatible IMHO with JFK "truth telling".
I still hope to be pleasantly surprised by "Coup in Dallas" finally being released. I received a Barnes and Noble gift card in November, 2017 for my birthday from family in order to buy the Albarelli/Ganis book. I'm not holding my breath. Fortunately, I made use of the gift card to buy The Skorzeny Papers, so all was not lost.
James Lateer