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Milwaukee Buzz - March 17, 2013

Legends of Vampires forever Changed - Local author published a real page turner! "Ravenswynd Legends

Sharon Ricklin Jones grew up here in Milwaukee. As a member of Romance Writers of America, Sharon has just published Vol 1 of Ravenswynd Legends, a four volume romance vampire story like never written before. Once in a decade or two an author enlightens their readers and takes them on an astonish...

Milwaukee Buzz - May 17, 2012

End Marijuana Prohibition, at least for Medicinal Use

When will Wisconsin follow the healthcare views of the many States that have already approved the medicinal use of Marijuana? There are now 17 States and every few months another State is on board. I understand first hand how law enforcement views this controversial subject matter as I am a retir...

Milwaukee Buzz - May 10, 2012

Milwaukee author publishes second Parkinson's book. "Marijuana for Parkinson Disease," a New Controversial Cannabis Research Book

What is presently a controversial subject matter as many States one by one approve medicinal use of marijuana, this new research book should help provide medical support for new legislation. This is an interesting insight from the author who is a retired career law enforcement officer and Parkin...

Milwaukee Buzz - July 6, 2011

Alchemy Productions Provides Exciting Book Review Milwaikee Author

Milwaukee, WI, July 06, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Alison Litton of Alchemy Productions and Producer and Director of "Last Men Out" provides an exciting review of the new Parkinson's disease book "Looking Down the Barrel" by Richard Secklin. Alison Litton stated that this memoir is an ...

Milwaukee Buzz - Oct. 27, 2010

Parkinson's Disease Looking Down the Barrel

I am living with Parkinson's disease and just completed my book. It is available on Barns & Noble and Amazon. The following review describes my story. This true story of a man diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in mid-life is eye opening and brutally honest. I was blown away by this poignant ...

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