Lynn Vannucci's guest appearances

Lynn Vannucci

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Scott Harper

Amy Dresner

Paula Shoyer

Charlie Gilkey

Nicole Kelly

Chris Moore

Paul Napper

Anthony Rao

Nick Sullivan

Pamala Oslie

Megan Smith

Andra Douglas

Jeff McManus

Rachel Thompson

Chris Fagan

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Arthur Vibert

Lynn Vannucci is the Publisher and Executive Editor at Water Street Press (2012), an independent, boutique, highly selective publisher not owned by a parent company or conglomerate. Lynn’s first novel, Coyote, was published by Bantam New Fiction in 1986. Lynn has written a weekly newspaper column, non-fiction articles for publications including San Francisco Chronicle, romance fiction (under a pen name), and included in an anthology of Italian-American women writers, The Voices We Carry (Guernica Press). She first appeared on Rread My Lips Radio on October 7, 2004 to discuss Dell Williams’s memoir, Secrets in the Garden, which Lynn co-authored.Arthur Vibert has had a rich and varied career, working in advertising in London, Chicago, New York and San Francisco; working as a commercial director; video producer and more recently, writing and coaching. Arthur was responsible for co-creating the Max Headroom campaign for Coca-Cola (1985), the Saturn “Launch” campaign that introduced the Saturn car, as well as work for Levi’s, BMW, and many more. His work in video production includes collaborations with Apple, Mozilla and others. He shares his experience and background of “creating on demand” in his upcoming book, Creativity and Innovation: A User’s Guide due out in 2020 from Water Street Press. More recently, Arthur has been interested in working with people 40 and older who are dealing with the realities of aging in a culture that doesn’t really seem to know what to do with them. His message is simple: you are the author of your own life story – don’t let cultural expectations or the opinions of others push you into a life you don’t want to live.

Lynn Vannucci is the Publisher and Executive Editor at Water Street Press (2012), an independent, boutique, highly selective publisher not owned by a parent company or conglomerate. Lynn’s first novel, Coyote, was published by Bantam New Fiction in 1986. Lynn has written a weekly newspaper column, non-fiction articles for publications including San Francisco Chronicle, romance fiction (under a pen name), and included in an anthology of Italian-American women writers, The Voices We Carry (Guernica Press). She first appeared on Rread My Lips Radio on October 7, 2004 to discuss Dell Williams’s memoir, Secrets in the Garden, which Lynn co-authored. Arthur Vibert has had a rich and varied career, working in advertising in London, Chicago, New York and San Francisco; working as a commercial director; video producer and more recently, writing and coaching. Arthur was responsible for co-creating the Max Headroom campaign for Coca-Cola (1985), the Saturn “Launch” campaign that introduced the Saturn car, as well as work for Levi’s, BMW, and many more. His work in video production includes collaborations with Apple, Mozilla and others. He shares his experience and background of “creating on demand” in his upcoming book, Creativity and Innovation: A User’s Guide due out in 2020 from Water Street Press. More recently, Arthur has been interested in working with people 40 and older who are dealing with the realities of aging in a culture that doesn’t really seem to know what to do with them. His message is simple: you are the author of your own life story – don’t let cultural expectations or the opinions of others push you into a life you don’t want to live.

Lynn Vannucci: Waterstreet Press  & Arthur Vibert: Creativity & Innovation

Joe Calderwood

Dennis D. Wilson

Welcoming back Water Street Press Publisher and Executive Editor Lynn Vannucci with two of her popular Crime Thriller genre authors.Lynn Vannucci, executive editor at Water Street Press, works with extraordinary writers to acquire, edit and publish provocative books for smart, engaged readers. "Water Street Press is an independent publishing company—and we use that description in the classic sense: we are a highly selective publisher that is not owned by a parent company or a conglomerate.? We’re happy to say that, in some ways, we’re a stereotypical indie. We aren’t, for example, risk averse—we love dangerous, provocative books and we’re willing to take a chance that there are readers out there who will love them too." www.waterstreetpressbooks.comAfter a career working in an international consulting firm and as financial executive with two public companies, Dennis D. Wilson returns to the roots he established as a high school literature and writing teacher. His debut novel, The Grand, draws upon his experiences from his hometown of Chicago, his years of living, working, hiking, and climbing in Jackson Hole, and secrets gleaned corporate boardrooms, to craft a political crime thriller straight from today’s headlines. dennisdwilson.comBorn and raised in Homestead, Florida, Joe Calderwood was a practicing CPA before beginning his career as a serial entrepreneur, owning seven businesses so far. Stained Fortune is his first novel, and the first in the planned three-part Clint Kennedy series. He lives in Western North Carolina with his spouse of three years—though the two have lived together 36 years, only recently the Supreme Court allowed them to marry.

Welcoming back Water Street Press Publisher and Executive Editor Lynn Vannucci with two of her popular Crime Thriller genre authors. Lynn Vannucci, executive editor at Water Street Press, works with extraordinary writers to acquire, edit and publish provocative books for smart, engaged readers. "Water Street Press is an independent publishing company—and we use that description in the classic sense: we are a highly selective publisher that is not owned by a parent company or a conglomerate.? We’re happy to say that, in some ways, we’re a stereotypical indie. We aren’t, for example, risk averse—we love dangerous, provocative books and we’re willing to take a chance that there are readers out there who will love them too." <a href="http://www.waterstreetpressbooks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.waterstreetpressbooks.com</a> After a career working in an international consulting firm and as financial executive with two public companies, Dennis D. Wilson returns to the roots he established as a high school literature and writing teacher. His debut novel, The Grand, draws upon his experiences from his hometown of Chicago, his years of living, working, hiking, and climbing in Jackson Hole, and secrets gleaned corporate boardrooms, to craft a political crime thriller straight from today’s headlines. <a href="http://dennisdwilson.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dennisdwilson.com</a> Born and raised in Homestead, Florida, Joe Calderwood was a practicing CPA before beginning his career as a serial entrepreneur, owning seven businesses so far. Stained Fortune is his first novel, and the first in the planned three-part Clint Kennedy series. He lives in Western North Carolina with his spouse of three years—though the two have lived together 36 years, only recently the Supreme Court allowed them to marry.

It's A Crime! Authors Dennis D. Wilson, Joe Calderwood & Publisher Lynn Vannucci

Sally Eckhoff

Michael Rose

We welcome three special guests: Lynn Vannucci is the Publisher and Executive Editor at Water Street Press, an independent, highly selective publisher not owned by a parent company or conglomerate. Lynn has been a part of the publishing industry since 1986 when her first novel, Coyote, was published by Bantam New Fiction. Lynn has since written a weekly newspaper column, non-fiction articles for various publications including the San Francisco Chronicle, romance fiction (under a pen name), and been included in an anthology of Italian-American women writers, The Voices We Carry (Guernica Press). Sally Eckhoff, a painter and former critic for the Village Voice, was asked in 2008 why there were no first-person stories of artists in the book world. So she wrote one. F*ck Art (Let’s Dance), five years in the making, is a memoir of a decade of painting in the East Village of New York, from the Summer of Sam to the Tompkins Square Park riots. The book has been termed “priceless,” with “a firecracker intelligence…” There’s also a coloring-book version that brings downtown memories to life with vivid ink drawings of diners, bars, and local celebrities.Michael Rose believes in the power of the documentary and non-fiction writing and the increasingly important role that independent filmmakers and authors play in our culture. Elvis Presley: A Moment in Time – 4 Days in '56 came about as part of a documentary he was producing about the untold story of Elvis’s early years. He uncovered a cache of never before seen photos that gave more insight into Elvis's evolution. Michael wrote a limited edition photo-driven book that sold out nd is now available as a digital book.

We welcome three special guests: Lynn Vannucci is the Publisher and Executive Editor at Water Street Press, an independent, highly selective publisher not owned by a parent company or conglomerate. Lynn has been a part of the publishing industry since 1986 when her first novel, Coyote, was published by Bantam New Fiction. Lynn has since written a weekly newspaper column, non-fiction articles for various publications including the San Francisco Chronicle, romance fiction (under a pen name), and been included in an anthology of Italian-American women writers, The Voices We Carry (Guernica Press).  Sally Eckhoff, a painter and former critic for the Village Voice, was asked in 2008 why there were no first-person stories of artists in the book world. So she wrote one. F*ck Art (Let’s Dance), five years in the making, is a memoir of a decade of painting in the East Village of New York, from the Summer of Sam to the Tompkins Square Park riots. The book has been termed “priceless,” with “a firecracker intelligence…” There’s also a coloring-book version that brings downtown memories to life with vivid ink drawings of diners, bars, and local celebrities. Michael Rose believes in the power of the documentary and non-fiction writing and the increasingly important role that independent filmmakers and authors play in our culture. Elvis Presley: A Moment in Time – 4 Days in '56 came about as part of a documentary he was producing about the untold story of Elvis’s early years. He uncovered a cache of never before seen photos that gave more insight into Elvis's evolution. Michael wrote a limited edition photo-driven book that sold out nd is now available as a digital book.

Water Street Press Publisher Lynn Vannucci…Authors Sally Eckhoff & Michael Rose