We showcase critically acclaimed books, "Dinner with DiMaggio" and "Street Smart: the Primer for Success in the New World," featured in the "New York Times" and other publications. We are currently developing other projects, featuring realistic plots, real people, and substantial issues, deftly handled.

Dr Anthony Fauci, Bo Dietl, Bob Costas, Governor Mike Huckabee, Vladmir Pozner, Ken Auletta, Richard Johnson, Charlie Rose, Judge Judy,  Anthony DeCurtis, Anthony Scaramucci, Raymond McGuire, Ken Burns, Bonnie Fuller, Ken Sunshine, Steve Aiello, Jerry Della Femina, Judith Rodin, Michael Imperioli, Tony Lobianco, Arianna Huffington, Maria Bartiromo, Tony James, Rep. Peter King, Joe Piscopo, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Fern Mallis, Governor David Paterson, Bob and Paul Cowsill of the Cowsill family, Gary Naftalis, Jeff Zucker, Al Roker, Michael Stoler, Fiiyah, Danny Clinch, Governor Phil Murphy, and Jack Douglas...

What do they have in common, besides being hugely successful? They all got there by being street smart! They're all in "Street Smart: The Primer for Success in the New World".

And respected thinkers such as Machiavelli, Sun Tzu, and Ernest Hemingway have their wisdom offered in Street Smart. "Work smart, not just hard. Only work smart at what you can win." Such old but wise wisdom in the start of Street Smart, mentioned prior to the street smart memoirs of many a successful person offering wisdom in this book.

Joe Dimaggio knew more than just baseball...he knew how to play the stock market. He told Dr Rock: "Do like I do and stick with really stable stocks." He was the biggest stand up guy of them all- he was there for Frank Sinatra of Rat Pack fame: "Only one guy stood up for my good friend Frank Sinatra. Me."

And the late, great actress Marilyn Monroe was someone who Joe knew intimately...they dated for a while and were married. Upon seeing a billboard in NYC with her featured as wearing a pair of tight jeans, he said to Dr Rock: "They have got Marilyn up there wearing those tight jeans, but I've got to tell you she looked a helluva lot better with the jeans off than she did with the jeans on."

Joe Dimaggio wanted Peter Rose admitted to the baseball Hall of Fame: "Doc [Positano] if moral character was a prerequisite of admission to the Hall of Fame a lot worse people have been admitted."