Synopsis: What if God and the Devil were to draft their own fantasy baseball game? And what if they really played that game with players living and dead, in the ghost of Ebbits Field - with the fate of the universe hanging in the balance?
On one of my visits to Central Church in Henderson, Nevada, God spoke to me and told me I was chosen to write the story called Old Timers Day. During my visits to the church, I proceeded to write everything God continued to tell me. Soon, I found myself writing endless notes that prompted me to go to my best friend, the award-winning writer, producer, and director, Jerry Schafer, and together, following the notes I had taken and adding my expertise on the subject of baseball, we co-authored the book.
It is my sincere hope that people all over the world will read this book and fully understand the message it puts forth. All power is the Lord's. - Richard LoPresto
Autobiography: Author Richard LoPresto is considered a baseball aficionado by his friends and baseball enthusiasts around the country and even in Japan. His show business career includes writing and producing the production of a major musical variety television special entitled Where Will You Be in 2000 A.D.?, which was the last television show produced on the stage of the famous Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. This show was hosted by Mr. America, Lou Ferrigno, along with Marianne Marks and Wilfred Brimley.
Jerry Schafer is an award-winning writer, producer and director. Jerry has written, produced, and directed more than 150 television specials, a dozen major motion pictures, and original Broadway-style musical comedy shows. He has written countless articles, a book entitled Angel in My Pocket, and more. He is the winner of, among other things, the AGVA Producer of the Year Award in Las Vegas, the New York Television Festival for best writing and direction of a documentary, the AVA Audio Visual Communications Award, and more.
See also:
www.oldtimersday.com
www.dpztechnology.com/store
LoPrestoLasVegas@aol.com
