Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing, features bestsellers Gary Grossman and Ed Fuller about the importance of good co-writing chemistry. Listen HERE.
International bestselling author J.D. Barker and indie powerhouses, J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon, as they gain unique insight and valuable advice from the most prolific and accomplished authors […]
Listen to the thrilling interview of the authors by Stan Deutsch. Get the background of their writing! HERE
See Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman, authors of Red Deception at the Barr Memorial Library in Fort Knox, KY. They discuss Red Deception the geopolitical thriller that follows the aftermath of a series of terrorist bombings. Watch HERE.
Watch the authors, Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman as they are interviewed by Kristine Audencial on Fox News 5 / KSBW.
BLOGTALK Radio’s’ Susan Wingate on Dialog Between the Lines featured the authors talking about Red Deception
Ed Fuller & Gary Grossman talk to John Ramsey on “WAVE 3 Listens Live” about the bi-partisan infrastructure bill and how Red Deception incorporates at risk airports, utility systems, and more. It is eye opening!
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) —Teaming up to write a novel can be tough. Doing it again to write a sequel could be a different story.For this week’s Writers’ Bloc, Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman are here to talk to Jenny Hansson about their new release, Red Deception, their follow-up to their 2018 hit novel Red Hotel.
Today I want to start with two books that are outstanding – Red Hotel & Red Deception by Gary Grossman and Ed Fuller. Espionage, Terrorism & Military Thrillers – not books you can put down.
Red Deception was highlighted and the authors were interviewed on Fox News Rochester. The book is described as a geopolitical thriller about the vulnerability of America’s infrastructure becoming a matter of national security.
Looking for an adrenaline rush this summer? Emerson Trustee Gary Grossman’s newest thriller, Red Deception, is being released Tuesday, and according to no less than former U.S. Army Intelligence & Security Commander G. Michael Mara Jr., it’s “as true to life as it gets.”
