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FREE ADVANCE COPIES! Rock ‘n’ Roll & Comic Books Taught Me All I Know

December 6, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Rock 'n' Roll & Comic Books Taught Me All I Know

Dudebros & Cool Chicks! I have a new book coming out next month called Rock ’n’ Roll & Comic Books Taught Me All I Know. Yeah, it’s autobiographical. Because you’re so cool, I want to give you this book FREE a month before it goes on sale. You’ll wake up Christmas morning and this brand […]

Filed Under: Non-fiction, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Satire Tagged With: advance copies, comic books, new book, reviews needed, rock 'n' roll

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

Best Facebook Post Ever!

July 8, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Filed Under: Autism, Book Review, Non-fiction Tagged With: Autism Dad, beach reading, trilogy

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

New Book Coming March 27th! Autism Dad 3!

March 5, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

My new book, Autism Dad 3: Life Skills & Life Lessons: Preparing Our Special-Needs Child For Adulthood,  comes out March 27. Order it here! Teenagers with autism need life skills and job training. Life Skills & Life Lessons: Autism Dad 3 is a personal memoir told with humor and grace that looks at the unique challenges […]

Filed Under: Autism, Family matters, Non-fiction, Parenting Tagged With: adulthood, autism, autism book, family, guitars, job skills, life skills, memoir, parenthood, special-needs child, teenagers, transition

Santa’s Little Helper Wants To Eat Your Children

December 7, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Santa’s Little Helper Wants To Eat Your Children & Other Holiday Musings by Rob Errera

Available For Pre-Order Now!

Filed Under: Entertainment, Non-fiction, Satire, Social trends Tagged With: American holidays, Christmas, essays, family, Halloween, holiday fun, holiday traditions, humor, Independence Day, Krampus, New Years, satire, Thanksgiving, yule goat

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

Fighting A Losing Battle Against Roots, Wings, and Time

March 31, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

She’s going, and that’s all there is to it. My nine-year-old daughter got invited to spend a week with her cousins at their lake house in New Hampshire. It’s been in the planning stages for weeks, and she’s got everything worked out. She knows what outfits to pack, which shampoos to bring, and which stuffed […]

Filed Under: Family matters, Non-fiction, Parenting Tagged With: growing old, growing up, parental abandonment, time marches on, time stands still, young daughter, young lady

Modern Concerts Are Big On Spectacle, Short On Feel

March 24, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Once upon a time, I loved going to rock concerts. It didn’t matter what the act was. Tickets were cheap in the 1980s: $15-$20; maybe $27.50 for fancy seats. One week in the mid-80s I saw REO Speedwagon on a Monday night, and KISS that Thursday. I was at an Ozzy Osbourne/Metallica show where the […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Non-fiction, Parenting, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Social trends, Technology Tagged With: changes in live entertainment, classic rock concerts, lifeless music, live music, modern rock concerts

Insect Omen: Wooly Bear Caterpillar A Sign From Above?

March 20, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

When life gets confusing, sometimes you look to the universe for answers or a sign. This is especially true if you’re facing a big life choice, making a major decision, or, like me, looking for a new job.I took our dogs out for a midnight bathroom break the other night, and I noticed a small, […]

Filed Under: Family matters, Non-fiction, Religion & Spirituality Tagged With: better life, black caterpillar, changes, fail, omen, reborn, renew, sign from above, transform

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