John Lansing

"Best Selling Author" John Lansing started his career as an actor in New York City. He spent a year at the Royale Theatre playing the lead role in the Broadway production of "Grease." He then landed a co-starring role in George Lucas' "More American Graffiti," and guest-starred on numerous television shows.
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During his fifteen-year writing career, Lansing wrote and produced "Walker Texas Ranger," co-wrote two CBS Movies of the Week, and he also co-executive produced the ABC series "Scoundrels."
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John's first book was "Good Cop, Bad Money," a true crime tome with former NYPD Inspector Glen Morisano.
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"The Devil's Necktie," his first novel, became a best seller on Barnes & Noble.

Jack Bertolino is back in Lansing's new novel "Blond Cargo," just released.

A native of Long Island, John now resides in Los Angeles.