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Open Wide! Three New Books Now Available Everywhere!

October 19, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

I recently went “wide” with three of my book titles, meaning they were once available only through Amazon, but now they’re available through booksellers all over the world! Now available everywhere: Fake News & Real Bullshit: Government, Media, and Justice in America. Essays. Satirical, and occasionally serious, essays about government, media, and justice in America. The Mud […]

Filed Under: Autism, Government & Politics, Media & Journalism, On Writing, Satire Tagged With: available everywhere, new books, wide release

Bloomingdale Celebrates Centennial With Feature-Length Documentary, BLOOMINGDALE: An American Small Town

July 24, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

How will you celebrate your 100th birthday? And, more importantly, where’s the party? Bloomingdale is celebrating its centennial August 8 at Delazier Field, with the world premiere of the feature-length documentary, BLOOMINGDALE: An American Small Town. Directed by resident Paul Bastante, BLOOMINGDALE: An American Small Town digs deep into the borough’s storied history. Bastante captures […]

Filed Under: Media & Journalism, Non-fiction Tagged With: Bloomingdale, Centennial, Documentary

Rob Errera Aggressively Interviews Rob Errera About His New Book, Fake News and Real Bullsh*t: Government, Media, and Justice In America

June 28, 2018 by roberrera 1 Comment

This cover is divisive and inflammatory. What gives you the right to bully the President of The United States? The First Amendment gives every citizen the right to free expression. Cover artist Dominic Wilde captured the spirit of this book perfectly. There’s a lot of anger, outrage, and injustice inside the book as well as […]

Filed Under: Corrupt Business, Corrupt Government, Crime and Justice, Government & Politics, Media & Journalism, Non-fiction, On Writing, Satire Tagged With: fake news, government, journalism, justice, media, news media, real bullshit, trump

The Death of Local News—Why Gannett Media Sucks

July 27, 2017 by roberrera 3 Comments

WTF TODAY

Big fish eat little fish. That is the law of the sea as well as the law of business. Smaller companies get bought up by bigger companies. It’s happened in the telephone and cable business, and in many retail markets—giant box stores like Loews and Home Depot have put nearly all of the Mom-and-Pop hardware […]

Filed Under: Media & Journalism, Non-fiction, On Writing Tagged With: death of local news, Gannett sucks, Nancy Rubinstein, no editor, no voice, print planner

The Mystery of Superstar Forgiveness in the Age of Apology

March 13, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

We live in the Age of Apology, where knee jerk reactions are the norm, and thin-skinned political correctness reigns. Politicians, pop stars, athletes, actors, comedians, talk show hosts, and church leaders are pressured into insincere public apologies if they “offend” some special interest group or another. But the Age of Apology has little to do […]

Filed Under: Media & Journalism, Non-fiction, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Social trends, Technology Tagged With: age of apology, bad people great art, despicable Hollywood, Polanski creep, we forgive you, Woody Allen creep

Brian Williams saga shows false face of journalism

April 4, 2015 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Media Fall Guy Brian Williams

FEBRUARY 26, 2015    LAST UPDATED: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2015, 12:31 AM WAYNE TODAY I learned journalism basics at college in the late 80s. 1) Ask the five “W” questions. Who, what, when, where, and why. Sometimes “how.” 2) Report the facts. Stories have many sides, and the people involved all have a personal agenda. Cut […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Media & Journalism, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Social trends Tagged With: brian williams, journalism, not cool enough

Digitize Salinger and Other Literary Pursuits

May 6, 2014 by roberrera 1 Comment

Author J.D. Salinger

I was going through a “Why Didn’t I Read This in High School?” phase, and J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye was up next on my reading list. I was eager to download a copy of Salinger’s classic novel onto my Kindle. I’m a firm backer of the digital publishing revolution, since ebooks let […]

Filed Under: Media & Journalism, On Writing, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Technology Tagged With: digital ban, digital literature, digitize classics, digitize Salinger, no Salinger ebooks, Salinger Estate

Nancy Grace. Ghoul. Monster. Homewrecker.

September 2, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

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There are lots of things that can hurt a marriage; financial problems, infidelity, differences in religion, differences in parenting, differences of opinion. In our house one of the biggest marital strains is another woman; a woman who comes into our home every night at ten o’clock. Her name is Nancy Grace. Nancy Grace has a […]

Filed Under: Family matters, Media & Journalism Tagged With: ghoul, marital strain, media graverobbers, monster, my wife loves nancy grace, nancy grace sucks

Philandered First Wives Undermine Political Credibility

September 2, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

huma and anthony weiner

 With Anthony “Luke Atmee” Weiner back in the headlines, the time was right to break out this column about cheating politicians from 2008. Welcome to the Philandered First Wives Club, Huma Abedin!    You see her on TV and in the papers looking sad and forlorn, standing by her man when no one else will, […]

Filed Under: Government & Politics, Media & Journalism Tagged With: Anthony Weiner, Bill Clinton, cheating politicians, Eliot Spitzer, Hillary Clinton, philandered first wives, political sex scandals, unfaithful political spouses

The Incredible Hulk Is Dead! Long Live Hulk!

May 7, 2012 by roberrera Leave a Comment

kirby hulk

Here’s one for all the of the original Hulkamaniacs out there…everyone knows who the coolest Avenger is! BONUS : Check out my “20 Questions With Lou Ferrigno!“ I read all sorts of comic books growing up, but The Incredible Hulk was my favorite. But the big green galoot’s run is coming to an end, and […]

Filed Under: Family matters, Media & Journalism, Pop Culture & Social Trends Tagged With: angry young man, Hulk, rage, superheroes

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Things to do this weekend: 1)    Mow lawn 2)    Grocery shop 3)    Scoop eyeball out of fish tank Yeah, some weekend chores are more interesting than others. This past weekend was a doozey. The seeds were sown on Thursday when I got a frantic call from my wife. My 4-year-old son decided to expand his […]

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The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism (2007) by Naoki Higashida KA Yoshida (translator) David Mitchell (translator) The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism by Naoki Higashida is like a Rosetta Stone, a secret decoder ring for autism’s many mysteries. Author Naoki Higashida is a non-verbal […]

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larrson

I’m always the last one at the party when it comes to hot trends. I don’t jump on the bandwagon—I follow well worn ruts down a deserted highway. So when I found a battered copy of Stieg Larrson’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo on vacation this summer, I decided to see what all the […]

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