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Also, see my production company website:
 Original editions of "Destination Moon" are still widely available. This title will also be republished by Carlton Books in June of 2009.  Continuing into 2009, Rod Pyle and Cinema Pacific present the Veria TV production of "Feng Shui Living," a 13-part series exploring this ancient Chinese art.
"FSL" runs on the Veria TV Network on satellite and cable.  "In Their Own Words: The Space Race" is available at Audible.com, and selected retailers.  "Beyond the War of the Worlds" on The History Channel. Check local listings for repeat times.  "War Without Mercy" presents a searing look at the Battle for tarawa in 1943. Coming soon! |
NEWS: Rod Pyle authors new Carlton Books title, "Missions to the Moon," a multimedia book which includes over 30 artifacts of the exploration of Earth's nearest neighbor. Available now at a major bookseller near you. A new edition of "Destination Moon" (2005, 2009) is also available. Rod Pyle Where science is an art.Few of us have a chance to do what we really love and get paid for it. After years of working in many industries, including television, new media, academia and others, I have settled upon documentary production and writing. From this has come a rare opportunity to write books, some of which appear to the left. I realize that the chance to create them is a blessing. I hope you enjoy them.
Like many of my generation, I was enthralled by the flights of Mercury, Gemini, and especially Apollo. As those ghostly images came down from the moon, improving on each flight, I stayed home from high school to savor every moment the networks were willing to show us (at the expense of the daytime soaps, which eventually won the airtime battle). As I grew older and matured into a career and family life, fond memories of NASA's "Golden Years" stayed with me. And then came the opportunities to write first "In Their Own Words: The Space Race" (an 8-hour audiobook), and later, "Destination Moon." In both cases the publishers were a delight to work with and in both cases the product is, I hope, something that will impart to you the thrill of reliving those experiences. Please feel free to share your thoughts after you read or listen to them. Now, read on! FAVORITE LINKSIf in Rochester, NY, visit the Strasenburgh
Planetarium at the Rochester Museum and Science Center... and be sure to say hello to its director, Steve Fentress, an old friend. |
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