Falcon Crest is now streaming for free on IMDbTV: https://amzn.to/3M9TwLg

This is the first time that the series has streamed in its entirety.

David Selby joined the cast in the second season and remains until the end of the series.

The September/October 2021 of the Florida State Poets Association's Of Poets and Poetry has a feature on David Selby's writing.

You can download it for free from their website or purchase a print copy from Amazon.

In case you've not had occasion to visit the official David Selby website latetly, it was updated last month with a new site design that is mobile friendly. Screen captures from David's appearance last year on NCIS: New Orleans were recently posted:
http://www.davidselby.com

David Selby will participate in Ford's Theatre's livestreaming Cabinet Conversations series on Thursday, June 4, at 4:00 PM ET. He will reunite with Necessary Sacrifices playwright Richard Hellesen and castmate Craig Wallace to discuss interpreting history through dramatic writing and actor portrayals. Necessary Sacrifices explores the relationship between Abraham Lincoln (Selby) and Frederick Douglass (Wallace). The event will livestream on the Ford's Theatre web site and social media accounts. It will include a Q&A session, and Ford's is currently soliciting questions on their Facebook page.

More information and links to relevant sites for viewing the event live (or later at your convenience) are on David's official web site:

http://www.davidselby.com/news.htm

In 2015, David Selby was a part of LA Theatre Works' audio drama production of Judgment at Nuremberg as Col. Parker. To mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, LA Theatre Works presented the play on public radio stations and it is available to listen to on-demand for free through Friday, January 17.

You can listen at https://latw.org/broadcasts.

For more information about the production, you can read this article from Broadway World.

David Selby's latest novel, A Casualty of Indifference, is available now on Kindle. It will be out in print next month.

As no doubt many of you are aware, the opioid crisis that is affecting the country has been particularly devastating in Appalachia. This is reflected in David's most recent film release, Back Fork, and in A Casualty of Indifference. Last week, over thirty doctors were arrested in a Justice Department operation targeting Appalachia and charged with, among other things, prescribing drugs in exchange for cash and sexual favors.

There's more information about the novel on DavidSelby.com.

David Selby has joined the cast of the world premiere play Front Door Open at the Greenway Court Theatre in Los Angeles. As has often been the case with Selby's work, he's back together with a co-star from a previous project. This time, it's Joanna Miles, who played his wife in Alone for Showtime. The play opens on November 13 and is scheduled to run through December 13. Details are on the News page of David Selby's official web site.

David Selby has a couple of new books coming out.

Light and Shadows collects the material that he has presented at recent Dark Shadows Festivals. Personalized signed copies will be available to purchase on his official site shortly.

Promises of Love is a work of fiction. The paperback will be available in late March. In the meantime, for a very limited time, the Kindle version is available for purchase right now for only 99 cents:

http://amzn.to/1Etide9

Follow the link for a synposis of the book from the publisher. The link is to the Kindle edition, but you can access the paperback from that page if you wish to pre-order it.