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Special World Of Ink - Guest Gerard de Marigny is back!


Join Marsha Casper Cook  and Virginia Grenier on January 12 at 4 pm EST 3PM CST 2PM MT 1PM PST when they welcome back Gerard de Marigny. Gerard is the author of the best- selling thriller and adventure series about CRIS DE NIRO.  He has been on the rise since he began his writing career and continues to entertain his fans with new exciting work. He will be discussing writing, publishing and how he comes up with great ideas and terrific stories. If you haven't heard him talk about his career listen in for a fabulous show.

Live or on demand - to talk to Gerard  call - 714-242-5259

For more info about the show - and advertising on the show
http://worldofinknetwork.com
http://www.marshacaspercook.com

For more info about Gerard
http://www.amazon.com/Gerard-de-Marigny/e/B004KNAJ2M/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1451285049&sr=8-1

Listen to the show at BTR's World of Ink Network
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2016/01/12/special-world-of-ink--guest-gerard-de-marigny-is-back

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