frank mosco Frank Mosco Author/Photographer
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GENRE: Fiction/Military/War (recommended adault reading)
A hilarious yet tragic book of the Vietnam War.
SCENARIO: THE LAST GHOSTRIDER follows the haphazard life and times of Army enlisted man Vincent Fusco during the years 1968 to '71 as he somehow manages to wade through the often incoherent reasoning and random events of military life and war. Fusco's journey takes you from his ridiculous stateside antics to the strange reality and unforgettable heroic characters of the chopper war in the central highlands of Vietnam and Cambodia. An American G.I.'s saga that is of interest not only because of its revealing story but in the frank, humorous, and candid style in which it's told. A style that readers have already placed on par with MASH and CATCH-22. A novel of "faction" inspired by the experiences, events, and real characters known to the author during his service with the famous 189th Assault Helicopter Co. Ghostriders that can only be described as insightful, revealing, and surprising, not to mention politically incorrect. A must read book. (Recomended for adults only)

GENRE: Fiction/Military/War (recommended adult reading)
ABOUT THIS BOOK: See above listing for story discription.
GENRE: Fiction/Suspense/Military/Espionage
A story of intrigue and suspense, The Whitemoon Crisis draws you into a world of wondering - could this really happen?
SCENARIO: This fictional suspense thriller introduces Commander Ramsey Lightner, Pentagon Navy Intelligence Officer who facing the threat of world war, uncovers a multi-layered conspiracy of power and destruction that reaches from the Caribbean to the balmy tourist town of St. Augustine, Florida, and beyond to the highest levels of government in Washington. This novel of intrigue contains all that a reader expects of a suspense novel in the tradition of Ian Fleming. Written in 1982 and originally published in 1986, THE WHITEMOON CRISIS has proven to be an intense preview of events of our new century, raising the question and challenge of how to defend against the exceptional resourcefulness of hate driven terrorism. A must read for those who enjoy this genre of literature.

GENRE: Fiction/Suspense/Military/Espionage A story of intrigue and suspense, The Whitemoon Crisis draws you into a world of wondering - could this really happen?
ABOUT THIS BOOK: See above listing for story discription.
GENRE: Fiction/Drama/Humor/Action Adventure
Winner of the 2008 DIY National Book Festival Award for Fan Fiction, this book rolls with entertainment and takes you where you least expect to go.
SCENARIO: In 1933, following the release of the movie KING KONG, the soul survivor of an encounter with the real great ape imparts his secret to two young men. Armed with the old sailor's map, an arsenal of weapons, a desire to prove themselves, and a three-masted barkentine, fifteen members of the Princeton University Rugby Club eagerly embark on a search for adventure and riches, collecting along the way a Chinese Rhodes Scholar, an Australian girl Rambo, a jungle boy prone to profanity, and a tribe of alcoholic natives, not to mention a 30 foot gorilla with an identity problem. A journey of discovery far exceeding anything they would have expected with an unimaginable outcome. Full of old fashion appeal with contemporary twists and endearing characters, this award winning book is a must read for classic adventure and KONG fans everywhere.
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GENRE: Fiction/Drama/Humor/Adventure
Winner of the 2008 DIY National Book Festival Award for Fan Fiction, this book rolls with entertainment and takes you where you least expect to go
ABOUT THIS BOOK: The same great award winning adventure novel as above except with the inclusion of the original film script A Monkey Tale.
Hardback: 344 pages

GENRE: Fiction/Drama/Humor/Action Adventure
Winner of the 2008 DIY National Book Festival Award for Fan Fiction, this book rolls with entertainment and takes you where you least expect to go.
ABOUT THIS BOOK: See above listing for story discription.
GENRE: Fiction/Drama/Humor/Adventure
Winner of the 2008 DIY National Book Festival Award for Fan Fiction, this book rolls with entertainment and takes you where you least expect to go
ABOUT THIS BOOK: The same great award winning adventure novel as above except with the inclusion of the original film script A Monkey Tale.
Paperback: 332 pages
SCENARIO, Fiction/Action/Adventure/Mystery: In St. Augustine, Florida, an ancient mystery is revealed when a young boy and his three friends (the Lighthouse Gang) find a magic medallion thousands of years old. The revelations of the medallion draws them into a mystery tied to the old St. Augustine lighthouse and leads to a dangerous subterranean adventure and treasure hunt during which they encounter ancient creatures, more mysteries, discover a thriving lost Mayan city, and the long illusive Fountain of Youth. Their arrival creates events which force them to save the Mayan city and its people from destruction with the aid of a beach bum genius, a 17th century pirate, and the medallion's incredible ancient magic. (This screenplay is based on the novel of the same name by Frank Mosco. See the Coming Soon page for more information regarding the book.)
SCENARIO, Fiction/Drama/Humor/Action Adventure: In 1933, following the release of the movie KING KONG, a disgruntled old sailor and soul survivor of an encounter with the real great ape imparted his secret regarding the true facts of the storied beast and it's mysterious island to two young men. Armed with the old sailor's map, an arsenal of weapons, a desire to prove themselves, and a fully crewed three-masted barkentine, fifteen members of the Princeton University Rugby Club eagerly embark on a search for adventure and riches, collecting along the way a Chinese Rhodes Scholar, an Australian girl Rambo, a jungle boy prone to profanity, and a tribe of alcoholic natives, not to mention a 30 foot gorilla with an identity problem. Their journey results in discoveries far exceeding anything they would have expected, with an outcome no one could possibly have imagined. This screenplay and the companion book are a must read for classic adventure and KONG fans everywhere. (The is the film script companion to the novel, MONKEY by Frank Mosco. See above on this page for book details.)6x9 paperback, 164 pages, ISBN: 978-0-9769-2727-3
GENRE: Instructional/Computer
If the Internet is anything to the unfamiliar newcomer it's vast, confusing, unpredictably dangerous and can cost the cyber surfer dearly in terms of time and money. "CYBERSAFE" is your guide to safe, knowledgable traveling through the vast and often intimidating World Wide Web. It offers the newly introduced Internet user critical information on; - Getting on line safely - Learning the language of the PC/Internet world - Traveling & exploring the Internet safely - Privacy & Security on the Internet - Avoiding Fraud & Scams - Safely using the Internet for Investing - Dealing with Spam & other E-Mail threats - and more. Be you 6 or 60, CYBERSAFE is the must-have book to sit next to your computer! Material for this book was contributed and/or reviewed by the Federal Trade Commission, National Consumers League, U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission, Federal Citizen Information Center, National Cyber Security Alliance, and Microsoft Corporation.
GENRE: Photgraphy
An exceptional book of black and white photography by award winning Writer/Photographer Frank Mosco that deals exclusively with the subject of Native American Dancers. Full of fascinating candid photos, this coffee table book is a definite attention getter and study piece.
Frank Mosco Author/Photographer
United States
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