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John Austin Interviews Author Peter Clark
John Austin Interviews Author Peter Clark
Patriot Media, Inc. author Lt. Colonel Peter Clark, U.S. Army, will be featured on the radio program The Book Club with host John Austin to discuss his recently published book, Staff Monkeys, A Stockbroker’s Journey Through the Global War on Terror.
Florida,
Niceville,
United States
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03/02/2011
Niceville, Florida, February 01, 2011 – Patriot Media, Inc.
Staff Monkeys, A Stockbroker’s Journey Through the Global War on Terror, Author Lt. Colonel Peter Clark, U.S. Army, will be featured on the radio program The Book Club with host John Austin to discuss his recently published book, The program will broadcast on Thursday February 3, at 10:00 a.m. EST on Tampa, Florida stations WTAN, 1340 and WDCF, 1350. Simultaneous broadcasts will air on KLRG-AM 880 in Little Rock, Arkansas as well as streamed live on the internet at www.tantalk1340.com. The program will also be available any time after the broadcast at www.internetradiopros.com/bookclub in the book club’s Podcast archives.
LTC Peter Clark’s book Staff Monkeys, is a humorous chronological journal about Colonel Clark’s various and unusual assignments during his deployment to the Middle East from April, 2005 through September 2009 while living and working in third world countries. Colonel Clark says about his book, "Although it’s a journal, it’s not a typical military war journal. It’s not a book about heroics but a sarcastic, sometimes irreverent, look at day-to-day life in the military in various combat zones from the view point of a middle-aged stockbroker enjoying a government paid midlife adventure."
Contact:
Ms. Dari Bradley
Patriot Media, Inc.
Niceville, Florida
Phn: 850-897-4204
Fax: 850 897-4204
dari.bradleyceo@patriotmediainc.com
http://www.patriotmediainc.com
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Between military tours, he worked as a stockbroker in California. When asked why he wrote the book he said, “I promised everybody in my office at the brokerage firm I would keep them posted on what I was up to when I was recalled. One deployment led to another and after a few years, and a lot of updates, my friends encouraged me to make my journal into a book to show that even in war, there is also humor if you look for it.”
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