Books by Denny Dressman
As a noted Thoroughbred trainer based in New York, John Parisella saddled at least one winner every year for 48 years, racing at 38 tracks coast to coast. But that’s not what makes From the Streets of Brooklyn to Trainer to the Stars such a compelling read.
It’s Parisella’s celebrity connections and life away from racing.
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Countless books and magazine articles have been written about the gross injustice of Japanese-American Internment during World War II, and how hard and degrading life was in the camps. But relatively little has been published about what happened after the nightmare ended. In fact, there’s a positive story to be told—in the context of that regrettable period in American history—and Beyond The Camps captures it through interviews with former internees and their children.
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The distinctive public art of David Griggs is on display from coast to coast, across Colorado and throughout Denver, his home--in airports, universities, public buildings and a variety of community sites.
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MORE THAN 16 million viewers saw the 1970 All- Star Game on national television, and more than 50,000 baseball fans watched in person at Riverfront Stadium. But a group of sports writers could only listen to a description of the most debated play in All- Star Game history...
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"...amazing stories of courage, honor and sheer luck are recorded in this extraordinarily valuable collection. A fitting and timeless memorial to their sacrifices, it is an assurance that their bravery will be remembered for many more generations..."
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Eddie Robinson "...he was the Martin Luther King of football" – Denny Dressman's biography of the historic black football coach who led tiny Grambling to 408 victories in 57 years and opened the National Football League to black athletes – is the recipient of two awards.
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Jay Leeuwenburg started more than 120 games and lined up against eventual Hall of Famers Reggie White and Lawrence Taylor and many other fearsome opponents during a nine-year career in the National Football League.
But first he met Type 1 diabetes head-on.
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There is no shortage of books about diabetes or books about fitness, and no scarcity of books that chronicle the accomplishments and life stories of athletes who have overcome obstacles to achieve stardom.
But a book that combines all three is rare - if not nonexistent, until now.
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Other Articles By Denny Dressman
In 2020 Denny Dressman published his first non-commercial book, titled Charlie and Marie, a history of his family.
In “Preserving Your Family’s Legacy” he relates the story behind this 82-page “labor of love” and encourages others to write their family histories—before it’s too late.
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Winner of the Colorado Authors' League award for Best Feature, published in Colorado Avid Golfer magazine.
"NEXT On the Tee: Lewis & Clark" was published in the May 2014 issue of Colorado Avid Golfer magazine. It won the Colorado Authors' League award for Best Feature in the 2015 "Best of CAL" competition. Judges commented: "Wonderful blend of reporting and American history. Clever idea that is executed well."
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A surprising experience in personal discovery 7/25/2012 8:27:00 AMI was born August 10, 1945—the day after Nagasaki and four days after Hiroshima. What little I knew about rationing, scrap ...
The story behind the biography of Eddie Robinson 6/20/2011 7:30:00 PMBefore undertaking the only biography thus far of historic African American college football coach and role model Eddie ...
Discovery on the Heroes and Heritage Trail 5/23/2011 3:35:00 PMThe trademark red clay along the side of Interstate 20, which darts across the top of the Louisiana boot from Shreveport to ...
Recalling and Living Up To the Great Example of 'Coach Rob' 4/20/2011 5:26:00 PMWhen the coach, an assistant at South Carolina State, approached me at my book booth at the American Football Coaches ...
Author Denny Dressman
DENNY DRESSMAN was inducted into the Denver Press Club Hall of Fame in 2008. He is the author of 10 books, the most recent one From the Streets of Brooklyn to Trainer to the Stars, published in June 2019. Among the others:
- Gerry Faust: Notre Dame’s Man In Motion (A.S. Barnes, 1980)
- Yes I Can! Yes You Can! Tackle Diabetes and Win! (with Jay Leeuwenburg, ComServ Books, 2005)
- The Diabetes Antidote – An Exercise Prescription To Prevent Type 2, To Combat Type 1 (with Doug Burns, ComServ Books, 2007)
- Eddie Robinson "...he was the Martin Luther King of football" (ComServ Books, 2010)
- Sterling Heroes of World War II (with Dr. John Elliff, Vis-Op Publishing, 2012)
- HEARD but not SEEN (ComServ Books, 2015)
- THE IDEA WITHIN (ComServ Books, 2016)
- Beyond The Camps (Vis-Op Publishing, 2018)
About ComServ Books
COMSERV BOOKS is a business unit of COMSERV LLC, which was formed in 2005 to conduct the publishing, free lance writing and editing, and communications consulting activities of Denny Dressman.
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ComServ LLC is the distributor of Beyond The Camps and Sterling Heroes of World War II, published by Vis-Op Publishing. For information about these titles, or to order copies for resale, call, write or email: