Marc Antomattei Press
Publishing
As a writer, I published four books in four very niche topic categories. The beautiful thing about all of them is that I put them together by myself; from the covers, layouts, and typography, to the photography. Enjoy reading the product I put out if you're interested in the subject matter, or learn from me how to make a book of your own. Contact me for consultation.
Julian's Recipes: Centennial Edition
Imagine serving drinks to high-value clientele such as President “Teddy” Roosevelt, the United States Secretary of State, author Mark Twain, and the Princes of Belgium and Norway. That was Julian Anderson’s life at the Montana Club, a private club owned and frequented by Helena, Montana’s fifty richest men. After sixty years of service to the club, Julian retired in 1953. He passed away nine years later, on December 20, 1962, at the age of 102.
In 1919, Julian was the second African-American to publish a pre-Prohibition cocktail recipe book, Julian’s Recipes, behind his contemporary Tom Bullock of St. Louis. With a renaissance happening as of late in the world of cocktails, bartenders are picking back up on the intricacies of mixology to make higher-quality drinks. Take this opportunity to revisit 60 classic recipes that have become new again in the age of the digital revolution. This new definitive Centennial Edition features corrections and tasting notes from the editor Marc Antomattei.
The Ideal Bartender: Centennial Edition
A book by bartenders for bartenders.
Imagine a time capsule that can take you back to 1917; this book exhibits the drinking culture of pre-Prohibition America from over a hundred years ago. It is the very first cocktail book published by an African-American. Author Tom Bullock was a longtime working bartender and mixologist at the St. Louis Country Club, an establishment frequented by very high-profile men, such as former President Theodore Roosevelt and banker G.H. Walker, the maternal grandfather of President George H. W. Bush and great-grandfather of President George W. Bush. They attested to Tom’s skill behind the bar. Now with the knowledge of a skillful master bestowed to us, there’s no shortage of recipes one can concoct.
There has been a renaissance happening as of late in the world of cocktails. Bartenders are picking back up on the intricacies of mixology again to make higher-quality drinks. Take this opportunity to revisit 174 old-school classic recipes that have become new again in the digital age. This new definitive Centennial Edition features corrections and tasting notes from the editor Marc Antomattei and his bartender team.
50 Japanese Whiskies: Tasted In Japan
“Are you a fan of whisky? More specifically, are you a fan of Japanese Whisky? If you answered yes to either one of those questions, then you are in for a treat. Join Marc Antomattei as he takes you on a journey exploring 50 Japanese Whiskies. As a fan of Japanese whisky, I was very excited to get my hands on Marc’s book. Marc isn’t just telling a story, he is sharing his experience as one who has actually tasted these 50 wonderful whiskies. As it has been told, “experience is the best teacher.“ The book is well thought out, and the layout makes it very easy to read and reference. So if you’re ready to experience one of the most comprehensive Japanese Whisky books available, this treasure chest of knowledge is one that I am sure you’ll enjoy.” -DONALD PAYNE, Whisky & Watches Author, Writer, Producer, Whisky Collector
Miles: The Companion Guide to the Miles Davis Autobiography
Revised and expanded edition of the Miles Davis companion guide to the autobiography. In his autobiography, Miles talks in great detail about his recording sessions with various record labels and personnel. Use this annotated sequencing companion guide to help you find and listen to those particular tunes within your collection or track down those missing tracks to compile your original soundtrack to his life. This guide will give you a perfectly good reason to reread the autobiography. And trust, it is better the second time around with this. Core content includes: *A listing of 391 jazz tunes and albums as mentioned by Miles Davis himself in his autobiography.
Supplemental features include:
*An eleven-page summary of the autobiography.
*An exclusive never before seen article Miles Davis vs. Wynton Marsalis.
*A listing of all Miles Davis Video & Audio Interviews.
*A listing of all Miles Davis DVDs. *A listing of all Miles Davis Concert CDs.
*A Miles Davis buyers guide for both completists with no spending budget and for conscience spending people.
*An appraisal guide of all Miles Davis special edition CDs including: Special edition box sets, special anniversary editions, remastered editions, Japanese editions, rare & out-of-print CDs, 24k gold CDs, Blu-Spec CDs, SACDs, Hybrid SACDs, SHM-CDs, DVD-Audio HQCDs, UHQCDs, and MQA-CDs.
*A listing of Miles Davis jazz standards and author's favorites.
