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In the last decade, writer and producer Jack Cashill has had six of his books published, five of those non-fiction, three of those best-sellers. The paperback edition of his most recent book, What’s The Matter With California by Simon & Schuster, is now in the bookstores.

In the last fifteen years Jack has written and produced a dozen or so documentaries, including the Emmy Award-winning, The Royal Years.

Before moving into non-fiction and documentary production, Jack worked full time in advertising, a field for which he still has a fondness. He has created thousands of ads in every conceivable media.

Jack retains his interest in challenging communications and marketing projects that have to be done at a high very level often under the pressures of time. Some examples:

Nearly ten years ago, Jack helped the new publishers of Ingram’s, a Midwestern business magazine, establish themselves. He still contracts with this highly successful enterprise as “executive editor.”

In 2007, Jack was called in to edit Come On People , a book project that almost collapsed due to the difficulty of fusing the voices of comedian Bill Cosby and psychiatrist Alvin Poussaint. The book went on to become a critical success and international best-seller.

In 1997, Jack was called in to write and direct The Holocaust Through Our Own Eyes for the Midwest Center on Holocaust Education, the award-winning documentary that had proved too sensitive for the original production team.

In 1998, Jack was called in to rescue the high-end, 100th anniversary book of the engineering firm, Burns & McDonnell, after the original writer had proved not quite up to the task.

In 2008, Jack was asked to help a big city Democratic mayor write his initial “State of the City” address and to coach him on his delivery. In that same year, Jack was asked to do media training for Republican gubernatorial, congressional and state senate candidates.

For non-profit causes close to his heart, Jack offers deep discounts. Samples upon request.

Contact: jackcashill@yahoo.com.

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