BORDERLAND Author Peter Eichstaedt On Border Culture in Ads, Song, and Fiction

By Peter Eichstaedt | April 10, 2017

Few people realize how deeply ingrained Mexico and its border with the U.S. are in American culture. Consider the television advertising that Taco Bell has used for decades that capitalizes on the border, the Spanish language, and all things Mexican. In the 1980s and early 1990s, Taco Bell got mileage out of the slogan: “Make […]

Meet Award Winning True Crime Author Dennis Griffin

By Dennis Griffin | April 8, 2017

Dennis Griffin is an award winning true crime author, focusing on organized crime in Las Vegas and the Tony Spilotro era in particular. His books have been the basis for multiple organized crime documentaries; and he has frequently been a featured speaker at the Las Vegas-Clark County Library’s Mob Month. * * * I retired […]

True Crime Author Steve Jackson Discusses Death Penalty From Epilogue Of A CLOCKWORK MURDER

By Steve Jackson | April 6, 2017

New York Times Bestselling Author Weighs Pros and Cons In Book About “The Night A Twisted Fantasy Became Demented Reality” An Excerpt From The Epilogue of A CLOCKWORK MURDER: I personally am not a fan of the death penalty in its present form. I have several reasons for that: –Prosecutors who file death penalty papers […]