Ritch Gaiti, author, artist, and an alumnus of Wall
Street, has written novels, screenplays and many magazine articles and has been
featured on national radio and TV, including an appearance on the Today Show. Ritch focuses on telling compelling
stories and writes in several genres from humor to drama, both non-fiction and
fiction. Books are available through major outlets as ebooks (IPAD, Kindle, Nook, etc) and good old fashioned paperback (through Amazon).  Dutching the Book (AVAILABLE in February!)  An American classic of four lifelong friends, treachery, gambling, romance and a NYC fireman's quest to become the best horseplayer ever to play the game. Dutching the Book is about the depth of friendship that only comes with lifelong friends—each a unique and fascinating character—threaded together by an adventure that is based more on reality than fiction. Late 1930’s Brooklyn, the Great Depression had almost gone. Ben Collesano had a can’t-lose scheme and he didn't—until the racetrack shut him down. Now, over twenty years later, a fireman, he would be tested against the best. But this time he could lose everything as he takes on bookies to save his family and, on the journey, finds himself. The epic, which was based on real people and actual events over several decades, redefined horseracing and is a tribute to the people who really lived it. AVAILABLE SOON! EBOOK: $.99 Download directly from your favorite e-bookstore: ibookstore (IPad, IPhone), Kindle, Kobo, Nook, etc PAPERBACK: $9.99 Order from Amazon: Tweet! One guy can't change the world-- good thing that Glebe didn't know that  Big business and the government have met their match, as Glebe gives power to the people in a witty tale so unlikely, that it is totally plausible, definitely relevant, and very funny. A quirky, ex-adman, Glebe teams up with Hartwick, a black homeless gent, to create the movement that topples once powerful businesses. He just asked people ‘if you could change one thing, what would that be?’ and the world opened up. And his target included everything from dumb advertising, to incessant telephone calls, the economy, and being lost in the automated phone jungle. They even take on the vestigial penny. It could have stopped there but, through the power of today's weapons, Twitter, Facebook and the net, it grew into the first worldwide boycott. Glebe just wanted to make a difference - and he wound up changing the world. Through Glebe, Ritch Gaiti digs into issues that are topical, relevant and funny. His treatment of everyday annoyances and relationships hit home and deliver a laugh on every page. EBOOK: $4.99 Download directly from your favorite e-bookstore: ibookstore (IPad, IPhone), Kindle, Kobo, Nook, etc PAPERBACK: $11.99 Order from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=tweet+gaiti&x=0&y=0  T Points: Women Have Them, Men Need Them You can be successful in all of your marriages. Available in paperback in bookstores and online published by Running Press  Points are the currency of the relationship and there is only one rule: Men need points; women do not (because women control the universe). It’s the rule. Getting points is easy but, like frequent flyer miles, they expire. One can easily get some low scoring considerate points by being, well, considerate (“great falafel leftovers, hon”); or buy some points to prepare for that very special drought; or go for those warm and valued points of endearment which show that he truly cares. Points shows you how to get points, how to keep them and what do when you inevitably lose them. This is the perfect survival guide for relationships; guaranteed to work and make you laugh along the way. Points was written under the pseudonym, Glebe, because of Ritch's affinity with the Glebe character.
 Ritch Gaiti's Paintings of another time, another place  A horse runs free on the open range, a buffalo oversees the plains, a proud people are one with the land. The paintings tell of change, evolution, and extinction: something emerges, something disappears--capturing the spirit of a time long gone. Ritch is a recognized artist - specializes in his interpretation of the American West. His oil paintings capture the spirit of the west; the freedom of the horse or the destiny of the Native American Culture. " . . .no other contemporary artist captures the human/equine bond more sympathetically than Gaiti . . .: Gallery and Studio magazine. This 40 page hard cover book in full color presents a collection of more than fifty of Ritch's ethereal paintings of the west. If requested, the artist will sign the book. $60 plus $4 shipping |
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