MARK VOGEL'S NEW ANNOTATED COOKBOOK
Food history and science, cooking techniques, and over 250 recipes are the ingredients for Food for Thought. What does bone marrow have to do with prehistoric man’s brain development? How did the Battle of Trafalgar influence beet consumption? What are the intricacies of making a hollandaise or homemade stock? How does an egg’s age influence how it should be cooked? What is the proper methodology for grilling? Such questions, and many more, comprise this well-researched, 159-chapter compilation of ingredients & classic dishes, and the technical know-how to master them.
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Crestwood Lake
Mark Vogel's first novel
Crestwood Lake is a small, secluded town in the woods of northern Vermont. Mysterious events and strange deaths have always plagued the community—as have rumors of witchcraft. But lately, there has been a rash of suicides and grisly murders. Captain Butch Morgan, the chief of police, must uncover the truth about Crestwood Lake. With each gruesome discovery, he is thrust deeper into the macabre. Morgan must confront an ancient evil, a fateful showdown that could destroy his life, the woman he loves, and the tortured town of Crestwood Lake.
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Crestwood Lake 2 Satan's Revenge
Mark Vogel's third novel, the sequel to Crestwood Lake
Satan is back and out for blood. Crestwood Lake is a small, secluded town in the woods of northern Vermont—and an epicenter of evil. Colonized in 1693, in the aftermath of the Salem Witch Trials, Crestwood Lake has been battling the dark forces since its inception. Lucifer intends to reclaim the tortured community and establish a hell on Earth. With a renewed coven of ruthless witches and demons, he is prepared to unleash his vengeance.
Opposing Lucifer once again, is police chief Butch Morgan, this time assisted by a secret society of demonologists, and mysterious supernatural forces. In a saga spanning four centuries and two continents, the balance of power between heaven and hell will be decided in Crestwood Lake.
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"Denville author pens second horror novel ." The Citizen, 8-1-18
The Ripper's Time
Mark Vogel's second novel
History professor Henry Willows is in love—in love with Catherine Eddowes, the fourth victim of Jack the Ripper. Although over a century distant, Henry's obsession knows no bounds. With the aid of an ingenious physicist, Henry achieves his raison d'etre: a means to travel back in time, stop the world's most infamous serial killer, and save the woman he loves. But the fabric of time isn't easy to change . . . and the Ripper has plans of his own.
BOOK SIGNINGS
MEET MARK VOGEL AND GET A SIGNED COPY OF HIS BOOKS AT THE FOLLOWING 2023 EVENTS
JACK THE RIPPER LECTURE
Jack the Ripper is one of the most infamous serial murder cases in the world. Set in the horrendous slums of eastern London in 1888, five women, possibly more, were viciously slayed. Strangled, slashed, and often disemboweled, the heinous crimes rocked London to its core. The unknown assailant, like a phantom in the night, committed his grisly tasks and vanished without ever being caught.
The identity of Jack the Ripper is by far the most beguiling aspect of the murders. But within this mystery are countless other mysteries. Was he a doctor? Why did he keep some of the victim’s organs? Are the famous Ripper letters authentic or a hoax? How was he able to commit the murders without being caught? Did he have an accomplice? Why did he stop killing?
The entire story will be discussed via a PowerPoint presentation, with then and now photos, by Dr. Mark R. Vogel, a clinical psychologist who has studied the case, reviewed original police files, and visited the murder sites himself.
ALL THE LECTURES ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT PLEASE CONTACT THE LIBRARY TO REGISTER. CLICK ON THE VENUE FOR MORE INFO.
May 23, 2023 7:00 p.m. Randolph, NJ Library 28 Calais Rd., Randolph, NJ
May 25, 2023 5:30 p.m. Demarest, NJ Library 90 Hardenburgh Ave. Demarest, NJ
October 25, 2023 7:00 p.m. Denville, NJ Library 121 Diamond Spring Rd. Denville, NJ.
WINE LECTURES
INTRODUCTION TO WINE
A comprehensive guide to buying, storing, serving, and cooking with wine. Includes an overview of the world’s main wine regions and wines.
ALL THE LECTURES ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT PLEASE CONTACT THE LIBRARY TO REGISTER. CLICK ON THE VENUE FOR MORE INFO.
December 7, 2023 7:00 p.m. Woodbridge, NJ Library 1 George Frederick Plaza Woodbridge, NJ
February 20, 2024 (SNOW DATE February 21), 6:30 p.m. Randolph, NJ Library 28 Calais Rd. Randolph, NJ
INTRODUCTION TO CHAMPAGNE
A comprehensive guide to buying, storing, and serving Champagne. Learn about the Champagne region of France and what differentiates it from other sparkling wines.
November, 20, 2023 7:00 p.m. Mahwah, NJ Library 100 Ridge Rd. Mahwah, NJ
OTHER WINE LECTURES AVAILABLE
INTRODUCTION TO ITALIAN WINE
THE WINES OF BORDEAUX & BURGUNDY
WRITING & PUBLISHING LECTURE
WRITING & PUBLISHING LECTURE
For beginning writers, an overview of the basics for writing, publishing, and marketing your book.
