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A simple and entertaining listen about one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. Unlike the biographies or film studies often published on him, this book aims to take a more fan oriented look at his career. Justin Murphy has written a column on Steven Spielberg for Examiner.com. He has also written several short stories and articles for Associated Content—along with several short story collections and novellas released over the last several years.

An old man alleged to be the infamous hijacker D.B. Cooper is lying on his deathbed, and is being hunted by a private investigator between Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon, the very same area where Cooper jumped from a Boeing 727 with $200,000 in his possession with the aide of four civilian parachutes around Thanksgiving 1971. Only a portion of these items have been recovered with no confirmed trace of this infamous figure. Is this dying old man in fact D.B. Cooper and will have this private investigator realize his life’s dream of catching up to such a fabled criminal?

Gary Mansfield’s grandfather has raised him on a scrapbook entailing every detail of The JFK Assassination and its surrounding conspiracies. Yet one day, he spotted a photo of an old Hollywood actress named Lorraine Hayes and his grandfather’s eccentric behavior adds fuel to the fire. It shall all come to ahead on November 22, 2013, the 50th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. A day where he will find out something his grandfather never wanted him to.

This short story collection delves into the origins of our civilization. How we came to be and where we will end up if we are not careful. One story is about a small alien sent to Earth to help a primitive couple become more civilized and what kind of chaos ensues. The other involves a NASA astronaut discovering the truth about our origins and what harm it cause once he delves further into the truth. Enter if you dare....

Many have seen and studied the classic films of Alfred Hitchcock, but how many know a lot of these movies were inspired by real life murders? These cases range from his native England in the 1800’s to 1950’s America. Influencing his work from The Lodger, his third directorial effort and first true suspense thriller, all the way down to Frenzy, his next to final film. Such minor details appear in his films as a woman’s necklace or being buried in a garden. Or can be so detailed that one film, about a wrongly accused musician, is based on a true story outright.