Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Chicago Public Radio Interviews On the Job Author

UPDATE: Interested in hearing the Chicago Public Radio interview with Daniel P. Smith? Please click on: http://www.chicagopublicradio.org/Content.aspx?audioID=21678.

On its April 30 show, Chicago Public Radio's popular Eight Forty-Eight program highlights the work of On the Job author Daniel P. Smith. The interview, conducted by Eight Forty-Eight co-host Gabriel Spitzer, will air between 9-10am and again between 8-9pm on WBEZ 91.5 fm.


Hear Eight Forty-Eight's interview with author Daniel P. Smith
April 30 (9-10am and 8-9pm)
91.5fm in Chicago

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Chicago Flame profiles author and UIC alum, Daniel P. Smith

The Chicago Flame, the independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois at Chicago, recently featured author Daniel P. Smith in its pages. Check out the full story at:

http://media.www.chicagoflame.com/media/storage/paper519/news/2008/04/21/Features/Uic-Alum.Tells.Chicago.Stories-3338379.shtml

Smith began his writing career at the Chicago Flame in 1998 during his freshman year at UIC. He is a 2003 graduate of the university.

Monday, April 14, 2008

Upcoming Author Appearances

The upcoming weeks will be full for author Daniel P. Smith as he works to promote his first book, On the Job: Behind the Stars of the Chicago Police Department. Upcoming author events include:

May 1 @ 1-2pm: Brent Books
309 W. Washington St. (Chicago)
Lunchtime book signing in the Loop.

May 2 @ 12-2pm: Books-A-Million
144 S. Clark St. (Chicago)
Lunchtime book signing in the Loop.

May 3 @ 7:30-11am: Gold Star Park
Immediately east of Soldier Field
The author will be on hand signing copies of the book at the 4th annual Run to Remember. Proceeds from sales will go to the CPD Memorial Foundation

May 10 @ 2pm: Uptown Borders
4718 N. Broadway Ave. (Chicago)
Join the author for a lively discussion of the book, CPD culture, and history.
Book signing to follow.

May 17 @ 11am-2pm: G&L Trophies
4038 W. 111th St. (Oak Lawn, IL)
Book signing.

May 18 @ 6-8pm: Frugal Muse
7511 Lemont Road (Darien, IL)
Join the author for a lively discussion of the book, CPD culture, and history.
Book signing to follow.

May 24 @ 12-3pm: Barnes and Noble
160 Orland Park Pl. (Orland Park)
Book signing.

June 7-8 @ Printers Row Book Fair
Time TBD
The author will be signing copies of
On the Job in the Lake Claremont Press tent.

June 12 @ 1:30pm: Des Plaines History Center
781 Pearson St. (Des Plaines, IL)
Join the author for a lively discussion of the book, CPD culture, and history.
Book signing to follow.

June 14 @ 12-2pm: Barnes and Noble
47 E. Chicago Ave. (Naperville, IL)
Book signing.

June 24 @ 1pm: Niles Senior Center
999 Civic Center Dr. (Niles, IL)
Join the author for a lively discussion of the book, CPD culture, and history.
Book signing to follow.

June 26 @ 7pm: Lake Bluff Library
123 E. Scranton Ave. (Lake Bluff, IL)
Join the author for a lively discussion of the book, CPD culture, and history.
Book signing to follow.

A Review of Recent Author Appearances

Author Daniel P. Smith poses with Donna Marquez, current president of Gold Star Families, at the Shamrock Shuffle Health and Fitness Expo at Chicago's Navy Pier.


Daniel P. Smith, author of On the Job: Behind the Stars of the Chicago Police Department, made a pair of recent appearances, each of which added to the increasing buzz surrounding the project.

On March 28-9, Smith appeared at the Shamrock Shuffle Health and Fitness Expo alongside the Chicago Police Running Club. Signing copies of the book and donating a portion of all sales to the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, Smith found a captive audience in the thousands who wandered the Navy Pier hall.



On Tuesday, April 8, Smith trekked to the Prairie Trails Library in southwest suburban Burbank for a discussion of On the Job. Much thanks to library staffer Mary Jane O'Brien for the invitation and the many guests who endured rainy weather to attend the program.

Smith responds to an audience question at the Prairie Trails Library event on April 8.