Tom Grasty was interviewed Saturday, May 10, 2008, on San Francisco's KPOO by Donald Lacy, host of the long-running "Wake Up Everybody." Mr. Grasty discussed his new rock n' roll murder-mystery, BLOOD ON THE TRACKS.
Tom Grasty signed his debut novel, Blood on the Tracks, at the LA Festival of Books Saturday and Sunday, April 26-27, 2008.
The LA Festival of Books takes place the last weekend in April on the UCLA campus in Los Angeles. For more info on this year's festival, visit the Festival's website.
It's been said you can't go home again. Well, that axiom apparently hasn't held up for Tom Grasty, author of the recently released rock n' roll murder-mystery, BLOOD ON THE TRACKS.
From 1983-86, 'home' was Phillips Exter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire. And this April, his old alumni magazine, The Exeter Bulletin, made Tom feel quite at home when fellow alumnus, Ali T. Kokmen, took a little time to review Tom's novel.
A 15-year veteran of the book publishing industry, Ali T. Kokmen currently works for RandomHouse as the marketing manager for their Del Rey line of graphic novels and manga.
For a full copy of the review, click on the image above.
Tom Grasty's new novel, Blood on the Tracks, will be available at the upcoming exhibit, "Bob Dylan's American Journey, 1956–1966" (February 8 through June 8, 2008) at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
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