Dennis Gelbaum Interviewed on 'The Authors Show'.

On April 17th, Dennis Gelbaum will be interviewed by Don McCauley, the host of 'The Authors Show' on the WNB Network. Dennis will be talking about his new novel, 'Beyond Reasonable Doubt'. Check it out at http://www.theauthorsshow.com and watch the video book trailer at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ7zNzHJsDI
You can learn more about the book and Dennis at www.beyondreasonabledoubtbook.com

'Dolphin Boy' In The Works!

‘Dolphin Boy’ is a new children’s book written by Dennis Gelbaum (Something About Going Home and Beyond Reasonable Doubt). The book features include 3D pop-up illustrations, pages to color and an audio CD with sound effects and original music. The book will be accompanied by an interactive website where visitors can share stories about friendships - imaginary and real - and connect with others who have engaging stories to tell and share. The story will also be re-created as a web based series with flash animation and an original music score.

Readers have compared the story of ‘Dolphin Boy’ to the movies ‘Cocoon’ (Directed by Ron Howard, screenplay by Tom Benedek and story by David Saperstein) and ‘Splash’ (Directed by Ron Howard, screenplay by Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel and Bruce Jay Friedman, story by Brian Grazer and screen story by Bruce Jay Friedman)

Check out the book trailer for Something About Going Home at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGm-Y0s1lQM

Watch the trailer for 'Something About Going Home'

Watch the trailer for Dennis Gelbaum's 'Something About Going Home' on Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGm-Y0s1lQM

Something About Going Home

Dennis Gelbaum, an international award winning director and producer is the author of 'Something About Going Home', a book of poetry with illustrations by Christina Qualiana. ISBN-10: 1419637193. ISBN-13: 9781419637193 The poetry is raw, emotional and very personal. The poetry reflects thoughts collected about love, relationships, drugs, sex, fantasies, war, friendship, death, fear, hopelessness and hope. The illustrations are unique and their style range from abstract to photorealism. Each poem is accompanied by the author's private thoughts - describing where he was when he wrote the poem - what he was thinking, going through, dealing with, dreaming about, wishing about, wanting and more.
This insight to each poem makes for a very special journey and provides the reader an opportunity to travel along on their own path at their own pace. Readers will cry, get angry, laugh, get really angry, feel betrayed, feel hurt and lied to and when they put the book down will look for someone to hold and embrace and share a special moment with. Something About Going Home is pure - the poetry is real, the illustrations help you see that there is light at the end of the tunnel - you just have to know where to look for it.

I Could Have I Should Have
As I sit here alone
I remember us sitting together
the wind blowing through our hair
the grains of sand
slipping through our fingertips
splashes of purple and blue
and the reddish hue from the setting sun
the cool breeze off the timid water
the absence of a crowd.
We were comfortable in each others presence
sitting closely holding hands
enjoying subtle glances.
I wanted to kiss you
but I didn’t want to spoil anything
so I didn’t.
And I could have. And I should have.
But I didn’t want to spoil anything
so I didn’t!
And I could have. And I should have
But I didn’t want to spoil anything
so I didn’t!

Dennis Gelbaum is also the author of 'Beyond Reasonable Doubt' - a novel that questions the validity of DNA Profiling - questioning the American Judicial System and the International Scientific Community. To read more about BRD, please check out www.beyondreasonabledoubtbook.com or www.thegelbaumblog.blogspot.com

This is the story Jason Warren hired me to tell - its got more twists and turns that a double helix!

To get his hands on his family fortune, Jason Warren has to prove DNA evidence convicting his stepfather of his mother's murder was wrong. With the help of research scientist and DNA expert, Dr. Jennifer Neal and a team of doctors and graduate students from the USCOM North American Research Center at UC Berkeley, he sets out to challenge the International scientific community and the American judicial system. Think about all those we have found guilty solely on DNA evidence - think about all those we have set free solely on DNA evidence? Think about it.

I brought in two experts - a retired FBI agent and a psychiatrist - to help me through the process. They both warned me about Jason. We often disagreed about what the truth was. I could not tell this story without them.