Notable Titles
As a natural spinoff of their many connections with the entertainment world, Creative Book Publishers International has published a variety of titles by venerable industry veterans such as writer/producer/director Stephen Verona (The Making of "The Lords of Flatbush"), seasoned sports broadcaster Tony Verna (Instant Replay: the Day That Changed Sports Forever), movie producer Ed Feldman (Tell Me How You Love the Picture) and publicist-to-the-stars Leonard Morpurgo (Of Kings and Queens and Movie Stars.)
Also related are titles about entertainment world celebs such as swing era icon Glenn Miller (The Glenn Miller Conspiracy: The Never-Before-Told True Story of his Live and Death by Lt. Col. Hunton Downs, US Army, Ret.), as well as books about the movies themselves (The Making Of A Classic, Margaret Mitchell and Gone With The Wind by Sally Tippett Rains.)
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