Author Robin C. Westmiller is the 2006 recipient of the the Book Publicists of Southern California's Industry Recognition of Writers In the News for Best Press/Print Campaign
October 27, 2006 (Press Release) --
The IRWIN Award, named for Book Publicists of Southern California founder Irwin Zucker, was introduced in 1995 as a way to formally and publicly recognize BPSC members who conduct the best book sales/promotion campaigns. Honorees share with the BPSC audience the steps they took that led to the success of their book promotion campaigns.
The 2006 winner for Best Press/Print Campaign is author Robin C. Westmiller for her memoir "Blood Tastes Lousy With Scotch" How I rescued my father from greedy cousins, thieving attorneys
and the Florida Guardianship System.
Westmiller is quoted as saying, “This is the true account of the events that lead to the near destruction of our family at the hands of my cousins, a court appointed guardian, and one of the most powerful Elder Law attorneys in South Florida.
Anyone who has vacationed in the beautiful Catskill Mountains knows the village of Ellenville, New York, and no visit to Ellenville was complete without a stop in Cohen's Quality Bakery, "Home of the World Famous Raisin Pumpernickel."
Cohen’s Bakery owners Ruby and Reginia Cohen struggled together for over fifty years to build a lasting legacy for their grandchildren and financial security for themselves in their retirement years, yet it took only a handful of outsiders less than eighteen months to destroy everything they worked their entire lives to acquire.
Blood Tastes Lousy With Scotch is a story of determination, fortitude and of the victory, which inspired the creation of the National Association To Stop Guardian Abuse. They say blood is thicker than water, but you can't bathe in it, you can't cook with it, and blood tastes lousy with scotch.”
Writing under the pen name Raven West, Westmiller is also the author of Red Wine for Breakfast and First Class Male, and a collection of erotica short stories “Journey To Dimension Nine” published under the name FireBird.
Robin Cohen Westmiller is the President and founder of the National Association to Stop Guardian Abuse and a member of the Author’s Guild, Ventura County Writers Club, Small Publishers, Authors and Writers Network, Southern California Book Publicists, Ventura County Bar Association, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
The 2006 winner for Best Press/Print Campaign is author Robin C. Westmiller for her memoir "Blood Tastes Lousy With Scotch" How I rescued my father from greedy cousins, thieving attorneys
and the Florida Guardianship System.
Westmiller is quoted as saying, “This is the true account of the events that lead to the near destruction of our family at the hands of my cousins, a court appointed guardian, and one of the most powerful Elder Law attorneys in South Florida.
Anyone who has vacationed in the beautiful Catskill Mountains knows the village of Ellenville, New York, and no visit to Ellenville was complete without a stop in Cohen's Quality Bakery, "Home of the World Famous Raisin Pumpernickel."
Cohen’s Bakery owners Ruby and Reginia Cohen struggled together for over fifty years to build a lasting legacy for their grandchildren and financial security for themselves in their retirement years, yet it took only a handful of outsiders less than eighteen months to destroy everything they worked their entire lives to acquire.
Blood Tastes Lousy With Scotch is a story of determination, fortitude and of the victory, which inspired the creation of the National Association To Stop Guardian Abuse. They say blood is thicker than water, but you can't bathe in it, you can't cook with it, and blood tastes lousy with scotch.”
Writing under the pen name Raven West, Westmiller is also the author of Red Wine for Breakfast and First Class Male, and a collection of erotica short stories “Journey To Dimension Nine” published under the name FireBird.
Robin Cohen Westmiller is the President and founder of the National Association to Stop Guardian Abuse and a member of the Author’s Guild, Ventura County Writers Club, Small Publishers, Authors and Writers Network, Southern California Book Publicists, Ventura County Bar Association, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
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