CHRONICLES FROM THE ANALOG AGE, Jeff R. Lonto's BIG, BOLD magazine-style illustrated book about the nostalgic retro past, has been entertaining, educating and amusing folks across the United States and Canada. It's said to be a fun read, a nostalgia trip, a slightly irregular look at life the way it used to be, not all that long ago. A guided tour of what the author calls the "Analog Age"—roughly the 1920s through the 1980s.

Whether you're a product of the Analog Age or a Digital Ager who likes to visit the past through different websites, Chronicles from the Analog Age is worth snatching up for a mere $14.95 a hard copy. For you, and your time-traveling friends.

A couple of comments from Analog Age readers: "It is complete nostalgia reading some of the stuff...It is happy nostalgia," comments Jill Z. Bruce W. says, "I'm enjoying your book. It's good bathroom reading." A couple more comments:

"CHRONICLES FROM THE ANALOG AGE is the most delightful, complete and detailed compendium of true stories, anecdotes and advertisements addressing mass electronic and print media's birth and evolution..."
--Barry ZeVan the Weatherman

"Chronicles from the Analog Age is a stroll down memory lane, with stops at dark alleys, grease pits and sink holes..."
--Bob Etier, Technorati.com

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Chronicles from the Analog Age

by JEFF R. LONTO. It's You Are There meets The Twilight Zone with writer/historian Jeff R. Lonto in sort of the Rod Serling role as a time traveling host and narrator. Chronicles from the Analog Age is a time capsule filled with relics from the not-so-distant—but in many ways vastly different—past. The Twentieth Century, or more specifically the 1920s through the 1980s when civilization revolved around analog technology.

My Brother
He's an Angel

by SAVANNAH L. LEYDE. An uplifting, positive story for children and families who have suffered the loss of a baby through complications during pregnancy.

IT HAPPENED
ON THE AIR

by JEFF R. LONTO. Beginning in 1992 Twin Cities broadcast historian Jeff R. Lonto has been a contributor of unique, interesting and often hilarious tales about local radio and TV for a renowned broadcast museum in Minnesota. This book is a compilation of those articles, reprinted for the enjoyment of anyone who recalls the call letters, the personalities, the programs and the nostalgia of old time radio and TV in the Twin Cities.