Steve Carlson has been a working actor for thirty-eight years. In his varied career he has been a regular on the three TV series; 'General Hospital' (ABC), 'The Young & the Restless' (CBS) and 'A New Day in Eden' (Showtime). He has appeared in scores of others, has provided hundreds of hours of television and starred or co-starred in ten feature films. Lately, he is the narrator of many successful audiobooks.

	HOW TO NARRATE AUDIO BOOKS Have you ever thought about narrating audiobooks? When Steve retired from acting, he thought that might be an interesting thing to do. Only problem was�he had no idea how to do it. He decided to look into it. With the help of people who knew a lot more about it than he did, he learned how. He has now done over 132 audiobooks and has a growing queue of future work. In this book, he shares his journey as well as much of the info he�s picked up along the way about how to do it.
	FINAL EXPOSURE Photography can be restful and beautiful. It can also be leathal if you take the wrong picture. The future looked great for David and Rebecca Collier as they changed into more creative careers and moved to a beach house North of San Francisco. He was to pursue his dream of writing and she, her photography. Everything got off to a wonderful start until horrible events altered things forever.
	ALMOST GRACELAND Ray Johnston was an unemployed construction worker, whose only real claim-to-fame was that hardly a day went by without someone telling him how much he looked like Elvis. He got pretty tired of it. Ray's life changed dramatically when he found some of his mothers journals and learned that he was adopted. This was compounded when he later discovered that he had been born in Tupelo, Mississippi and shared the same hospital and the same birthday with … Elvis Presley.
	HEAVEN When considering Heaven, I never felt that the traditional view of puffy clouds, an old grey haired man on a throne and streets paved with gold quite gelled with the same God that created quantum physics, the atomic structure and our miraculous physical bodies. I set out to find something that did.
	HITTING YOUR MARK, Second Edition Making a life and a living as a film actor The first edition of Hitting Your Mark was subtitled, 'What every actor really needs to know on a Hollywood Set.'  The second edition, as you see, deals also with the life of an actor. The technical information from the first book is still there but here we get into the intellectual and emotional sides of acting for a living. How far can you go? How good can you get? How do you deal with rejection and lack of security? How do you prepare to give yourself the best chance of success and actually enjoy yourself along the way? … and much more.
	THE COMMERCIAL ACTORS GUIDE All you need to start, build and maintain a career