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Now up on YouTube: My presentation from the Tamarack Library's Author Expo

Well, it took a minute, but better late than never. It was a really nice author event at the Tamarack District Library in lovely Lakeview, Michigan, back in April, so I felt it was worth posting my presentation from that day.  Quite a few authors showed up to this expo and also spoke at the event, giving local residents and other guests a chance to learn more about what went into the books they crafted. In my own presentation, I gave an overview of the cases of convicted Detroit serial killers John Eric Armstrong and Benjamin Atkins, the basis, of course, for the two books you'll see below, should you want to further explore these cases.  I appreciate the folks who listened to my presentation that day, and thanks, also, to the organizers at the Tamarack District Library ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BRBates.com wbp.bz/BabyDoll wbp.bz/CrackCityStrangler Murders in the Motor City Series (And yes, that photo on the "Crack City" book's cover ...

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