BOOKS

Invisible Ink
By Carl A. Veno

"Invisible Ink" is a book that blends memoirs with short story writing. The narrative spans 125 years from Mr. Veno’s relatives immigrating to America to his job as a newspaper investigative editor outside of Philadelphia. Mr. Veno was able to move with national celebrities as well as the common folk. The stories loaded with "odd ball characters" are of good versus evil, prejudice, romance, national tragedies, adventure and reluctant heroes. Read More>

Pilgrims of War
By Carl A. Veno

Struck by reckless paranoia and a disregard for justice, the United States arrested thousands of Japanese Americans, German immigrants and Italian immigrants the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Stripped of any legal rights, these thousands of immigrants were yanked from their homes, separated from their children and jailed in some forty-two internment camps. Read More>

FILMOGRAPHY

The Last Prohibition Witnesses
By Carl A. Veno

The Volstead Act imposed a federal law in 1920 restricting the sale of alcohol in the United States. The doors of the bars and nightclubs were bolted tight. But the thirst for a cool glass of beer or a whiskey on the rocks never went away. Read More>

Little Chicago
By Carl A. Veno

Little Chicago is not in the state of Illinois. It's 75 miles from Niagara Falls, New York.

Stefano Magaddino, cousin of Joseph Bonanno, and his brother Antonio stood by the roaring waters of Niagara Falls on a freezing day in January of 1920, a day that changed the drinking habits of Americans. This was the day the Volstead Act -- Prohibition -- went into effect. Read More>

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