Halli Casser-Jayne's Page

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Englewood, N.J.

About Me:

Halli Casser-Jayne is smart, sassy, thoughtful, unconventional, and a refreshingly honest. She is an author, political pundit, photographer and is the host of the popular The Halli Casser-Jayne Show with MoJoe on BlogTalkRadio, on the world's largest radio network.

Halli is also the author of many books, including her current, much talked about title, A YEAR IN MY PAJAMAS WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA. A foreign correspondent in the 1980's, Halli reported from war-torn El Salvador, Nicaragua, and guerrilla-infested Guatemala.

She wrote and produced the six-hour 'rockumentary' on the seminal, 60's band the DOORS. She collaborated with Door's drummer, John Densmore on his celebrated biography, "Riders on the Storm."

Her book, "Still Life, images of Antietam," features the first serious collection of photographs recorded of Antietam Battlefield, since Alexander Gardner's 1866 work, "Sketchbook of the Civil War."

"MAMBO, A Conversation with the Gods," follows reporter Sydney Gordon's pursuit of the missing Jorge Petro-Brain taking the reader on a walk through the jungles of a Central American Republic and the equally harsh world of network news.

Her much anticipated novel, "Scout Finch's Diary" will be published in October, 2012.

Provide your FULL Website including http and .com :

http://www.thecjpoliticalreport.com

Favorite Books:

Pride and Prejudice, anything by Thomas Hardy, Gone With the Wind, anything by Nelson DeMille, anything by Rosamunde Pilcher, anything by Pat Conroy, Sophie's Choice, Larry McMurtry, political bios and auto-bios, Bronte sisters, The Fountainhead, Captains and the Kings...to be continued

Favorite Book Trailers:

Mine

Favorite TV Shows:

Grey's Anatomy, Entourage, Desperate Housewives, The Good Wife, Mad Men

What book or books should be made into movies?

My book, Mambo, A Conversation with the Gods

Favorite movies made from books:

Gone With the Wind, The Prince of Tides, Sophie's Choice, The Thorn Birds (Oh, that Barbara Stanwyck)