Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "Stressed out this holiday? Find Out How Eastern Philosophy, Not Prescriptions, Can Help You Find Balance" with host Bill Lusby. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Cutting Season.

Program can be heard on WNAV-AM 1430 Baltimore, MD

Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "Stressed out this holiday? Find Out How Eastern Philosophy, Not Prescriptions, Can Help You Find Balance" with host Barbra Alexander. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Cutting Season.

Program can be heard on the Health Radio Network, Nationally Syndicated to 34 Stations

Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "Stressed out this holiday? Find Out How Eastern Philosophy, Not Prescriptions, Can Help You Find Balance" with host Trevor Carey. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Cutting Season.

Program can be heard KNUS-AM 710 Denver, Colorado

Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "Stressed out this holiday? Find Out How Eastern Philosophy, Not Prescriptions, Can Help You Find Balance" with host Linda Garrison. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Cutting Season.

Nationally Syndicated to 52 Stations

Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "Stressed out this holiday? Find Out How Eastern Philosophy, Not Prescriptions, Can Help You Find Balance" with host Dr. Pat Baccili. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Cutting Season.

KKNW-AM 1550 can be heard in the greater Seattle area.

Join Arthur Rosenfeld in the discussion topic "The Answer to Obseity, Stress and Health Crises: Martial Arts?" with host Don Russell. Arthur will also be discussing his book The Crocodiel and The Crane.

WBT- AM 1110 can be heard in the greater Charlotte, North Carolina area and also at www.wbt.com from 6:38 A.M. e.s.t to 6:48 A.M. e.s.t.

YMAA PUBLICATION CENTER has chosen author Arthur Rosenfeld’s The Crocodile and the Crane to follow the author's The Cutting Season in introducing a new fiction category: Martial Arts Fiction. The Crocodile and the Crane translates this ancient, hugely popular, and authentic literary tradition to the setting of a near-future apocalypse, while conveying insights into Asian philosophy, history, and martial arts tradition.

PRACTITIONERS OF A SECRET healing art that bestows immortality and more, Sanfeng and Zetian are brother and sister and have lived together in China for more than 3000 years. Now, in the near future of 2009, they face an enemy they recognize from their childhood, a terrifying disease that left them orphaned and alone in the world. The disease kills quickly and without mercy—victims die grimacing grotesquely—and as it spreads, it brings the siblings to the edge of apocalypse and pits them against each other in a battle for the world.

They are joined in their global struggle by a famous American selfhelp guru, a naïve but smart young publishing executive, a bitter Australian cop, and a beautiful Indonesian nurse with a secret the whole world wants to steal from her.

This thrilling race against time offers a smorgasbord of Chinese history, an epic love story, and the trenchant tale of one very special, intimate, and gifted family. It is a warning against the pitfalls and perils of the modern world, and a clarion call to heed the wisdom of the ancients in new and ever more relevant ways—before it is too late.