The Mercer County Library System hosted an author event at the Lawrence Branch with Robert Starosciak. The author read selected excerpts from The Bobby Fulton Story and participated in a lively Q&A with the audience, covering topics of writing, publishing and the current political climate.
For a full calendar of events at the Mercer County Library System, click here.
Robert Starosciak participated in a political roundtable on WMTR-1250AM’s “Your New Jersey Connection,” moderated by award-winning interviewer Julie Briggs. The discussion centered on on the 2016 GOP presidential primary. It was the authors second appearance on the popular morning program.
For more information on “Political Roundtable” and Julie Briggs, click here.
Robert Starosciak will donate all royalties of “The Bobby Fulton Story” to Susan G. Komen North Jersey.
Mr. Starosciak is proud to support Susan G. Komen North Jersey’s mission of providing funding for breast health services, breast cancer education and outreach throughout nine New Jersey counties.
“The Bobby Fulton Story” can be obtained at various book retailers, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Joining as a panelist on “Your New Jersey Connection,” hosted by the award-winning Julie Briggs on WMTR-1250AM, Robert Starosciak discussed national and New Jersey politics. The group featured New Jersey political thinkers, including a former candidate for the United States Senate. The discussion touched on a wide range of issues that included terrorism, gun laws, woman in combat and New Jersey infrastructure issues.
For more information on “Your New Jersey Connection” and Julie Briggs, click here.
In an appearance on WMTR-1250 AM, Robert Starosciak discussed politics with Jessie Frees on “Ask the Expert.” Their conversation ranged from the recent Republican debates to the writing of Robert’s recent novel, “The Bobby Fulton Story.”
For more information on Jessie and her show, click here: http://wmtram.stage.greatermedia.com/shows/jessie-frees/about/
Author (and FRA Supporter) Robert Starosciak is donating 100% of his royalties on all October, November and December sales of his new book “The Bobby Fulton Story.” The book is available in print or as an eBook from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
The Bobby Fulton Story is a fictional account of a boy who grows up in a small town in New Jersey in the 1960’s, attends Princeton University, and dares against all odds, to run for a seat in a New Jersey congressional district. Enlisting the help of a college friend and political pro, they plot a strategy for him to become the youngest person ever to win a national election in the Garden State.
It is also an intimate portrayal of the inner workings of a real political campaign. It is a tale of a quest against an intimidating political adversary who will do anything to succeed, and the age-old story of when love finally deceives in the dirty game of politics.
Several of FRA’s Board Members have read it — and loved the book!
Learn more about FRA and support their cause by visiting FRAinc.org.
Darrell Gunter of Seton Hall’s WSOU 89.5-FM spoke with Robert Starosciak about “The Bobby Fulton Story,” marking the first time a fiction novelist joined the show. The two spoke about the book’s relation to the dynamics of American politics of yesterday and today.
Listen to the full interview on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/robert-starosciak-author-bobby/id508534295?i=352647165&mt=2
For more from WSOU, click here: http://www.wsou.net/
Robert Starosciak appeared on WCTC 1450-AM to speak with Bert Baron about his new book, a political fiction story titled “The Bobby Fulton Story.” They discussed the politics of 1980 elections and how they compare and contrast to today’s political climate.
For more on “Jersey Central” with Bert Baron, click here: http://wctcam.com/shows/bert-baron/
Coming to Seton Hall, Robert Starosciak had no idea that he would one day write a novel, let alone write a novel that would garner positive reviews.
Read the full article, “Alumnus seeks truth with 1960s political novel”: http://www.thesetonian.com/2015/04/29/alumnus-seeks-truth-with-1960s-political-novel/