Book Launch Radio Communication Generation

This episode is being published on 16th August, the date that (in 1977) the King of Rock 'n' Roll died.

Elvis Presley’s downward spiral, punctuated by health problems routinely written off as the consequences of addiction, may have actually been triggered by an event that happened generations before he was even born: Elvis’s maternal grandparents were first cousins.

“I think that even if he wasn’t ‘Elvis Presley,’ he would have had severe health problems and probably an early death,” says historian and author Sally Hoedel. Sally talks to They Wrote The Book host Steve Randall about her book.

Elvis: Destined to Die Young is Hoedel’s exhaustively researched investigation into the real reasons why the world lost Elvis Presley on August 16, 1977, when he was only 42.

Hoedel offers factual and scientific data, plus never-before-published information she gained by interviewing people who personally knew Elvis, to dive deep into his struggles with multiple chronic health conditions.

For more information, please visit www.ElvisAuthor.com, or follow the author on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Elvis-Destined-To-Die-Young-101511875099858.

They Wrote The Book is produced by Communication Generation. Visit cgpods.com

Do you know your dog type? If you do, you can better understand your personality and that of others.

This new personality system is described in a newly published book is called What Type of Dog Are You? which shows how you can better understand your personality type and apply it to better relate to others – in your family, with friends, and at work.

The book is from internationally published author and film producer, Gini Graham Scott, PhD, who has published over 200 books. It's available now at https://www.amazon.com/What-Type-Dog-Are-You/dp/1954968140

Find out more at http://www.changemakerspublishingandwriting.com/

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The Beatles are widely accepted as one of the greatest influences on pop music and the British music scene. But what made them so great>

Superfan David Stark shares his insights and memories with Steve, as featured in his book "It's All Too Much - Adventures of a Teenage Beatles Fan in the '60s and Beyond"

Hear about the time he gate-crashed a Beatles movie premier and ended up sitting behind the Fab Four - and the time he popped round to Ringo's house to invite him out for a beer and ended up meeting Lulu!

Find out more at itsalltoomuch.net

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