Saturday, December 12, 2020
Tuesday, December 8, 2020
Sweet stuff from Etsy
A few cool things available at my Etsy shop, Caterino Books and Art, just in time for Christmas.
Exclusive, signed edition of this super cool, action-packed novella featuring time travel and WWII.
Gorgeous 11x14 metallic print of "Samantha Jones", a character from an upcoming book.
Beautifully packages 267 page glossy 6x9 anthology paperback packed with suspense and epic imagination. This Etsy exclusive is the only place where you can find a copy of the book signed by the author.
Gorgeous 11x14 metallic print of a drawing of Rachel Skarsten as Alice from the CW's "Batwoman".
Paperback edition of James J. Caterino's "The Girl from the Stars" personally signed and shipped by the author. Filled with wonderful characters and unforgettable moments, “The Girl from the Stars” is an addictive, page-turning, suspenseful, epic UFO thriller from the imagination of James J. Caterino, the author of “Watch the Skies”, “Fireflies”, and “Fantastic Stories”.
Drawing of a family with Bigfoot inspired by the 1987 film "Harry and the Hendersons". 11x14 metallic print.
Thrilling science fiction story with heart set in 1983. 6x9 paperback with glossy cover art. Book will be personalized and signed by the author.
James J. Caterino Amazon page.
Sunday, November 29, 2020
Cool Christmas gift ideas
100 Sketches is just that, a book of one hundred sketches, (plus another ten bonus sketches). There are rough sketches, quick sketches, pencil sketches, color sketches, concept art, pop culture portraits, fashion drawings, and fully rendered blazing Technicolor beauties, all of it presented in a glossy and glorious 8.5 by 11 inch beautifully packaged coffee table paperback. James J. Caterino is a short story writer, novelist, screenwriter, and in this case, an illustrator. He is the author of Super Hornet 1942, Fantastic Stories Season 2, The Girl from the Stars, and much more.
Pop Culture Musings and Other Stuff is an epic collection of reviews, articles, and essays covering film, television, music, books, and all things pop culture.In his first nonfiction book, novelist/screenwriter/short story writer James J. Caterino delivers scores of full length, entertaining, insightful reviews of films, including Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Falling Down, the recent Planet of the Apes trilogy, and many more. There are sections covering film score soundtracks, books, movie novelizations, profiles of actors and pop stars, and even articles on cult TV shows such as Logan’s Run, The Fantastic Journey, Fantasy Island, Minority Report, Supergirl, Sheena, Amazing Stories, VR5, Revolution, and Stargirl.Pop Culture Musings and Other Stuff is an entertaining, super cool treasure trove and a must have review reference book for film geeks, cult TV fans, soundtrack collectors, and pop culture addicts of all types.
Cool T-Shirt
Samantha Jones Graphic T-Shirt
Friday, November 27, 2020
'The Quarterback', available on Kindle and in paperback
Monday, October 12, 2020
'Miami Noir 1987' available on Kindle and in paperback
The year is 1987. The place is Miami, Florida. Recent college graduate, Rem Rasso, is there for one reason only, to get his movie made. He has the passion, the knowledge, and he has the script. Then, when he meets the alluring femme fatale Valerie, he has the ultimate leading lady—both for his movie and his life. But then, in a desperate move to get the movie launched, he turns to a notorious local gangster for financing. Things get complicated and dangerous as Rem’s life becomes more dramatic and deadly than the fictional movie he is trying to create.
Miami Noir is a vivid, page-turning, sexy thrill ride from the imagination of James J. Caterino, the author of Super Hornet 1942, The Mesomorph, The Green Girl, and Rollercoaster.
Sunday, September 13, 2020
New artwork at Redbubble
New pieces now available at Redbubble in dozens of super cool products including prints, posters, t-shirts, masks, notebooks, magnets, pillow cases, and so much more.
Friday, August 21, 2020
New book 'Pop Culture Musings and Other Stuff'