The September issue of the Quad City Business Journal has a nice article about my Quad Cities Travel Guide. (I must point out, though, that my second Mississippi River travel guide covers the Mississippi River from Lansing IOWA to LeClaire Iowa. The initial press release for the QC guidebook mistakenly noted that my next book
Last week I realized that the Davenport map in the Quad Cities guide book had a number of errors. This came to my attention when a potential vendor in Davenport informed me that they wouldn’t carry the book because the map showed their business in the wrong location. (Which really seems a bit petty to
If you tuned in to WOC Tuesday morning at 9:30 and heard Sean Hannity, you were probably worried that I was making yet another ill-advised career change. No need to worry. My political commentary is generally restricted to bars and conversations with friends, and it doesn't pay very well. It turned out that we taped
I will be talking about my Quad Cities Travel Guide on Davenport’s WOC Radio tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. I get about 6 minutes on the Morning Report, beginning at 9:30, so don't tune in late! I think you can listen live at the following web page: http://radiotime.com/program/p_197453/WOC_Morning_Report.aspx
Book number one is now in print and available. If you want to visit the Quad Cities—and why wouldn’t you?—check out my Quad Cities travel guide. If you are traveling a bit further north, say to Dubuque, Galena, Clinton, or Prairie du Chien, your book is coming, very soon, hopefully in time for fall foliage season.
My travel guide for the Quad Cities is now in print and ready for purchase. How cool is that! Don't wait: get your copy today and visit the Quad Cities as they kick into full summer festival mode. I'm proud of the finished product (and just a little surprised that I got it done). The book has 128 pages
