In their 13th published work, "While in Atlanta - Photography by Cassone, Volume 2," Antonio Cassone shares a photographic journey from his trip to Atlanta in 2010. The collection is showcased in three parts, 'Interiors' are items from the apartment of his longtime friend, also an artist, that inspired the photographer; 'Aqua' is an underwater excursion (of sorts) and 'Exteriors' takes in the nature from the area. For the author/photographer, it is more about the details than the sites that inspires, provides insight on life, friendship and even promises of hope.

In their 15th publication, MEMORIES MY GREAT UNCLE LEFT BEHIND, Antonio Cassone shares old photographs his Great Uncle Ralph Fritschen had in his possession at the time of his death that were thought to have been lost forever. They were found by Cassone's niece and the story, told primarily in the restored, edited family photographs from Cassone's maternal side. It is a look at ancestry and the backdrop includes Fritschens' travels as he served in World War II and middle American life before, during and after the war with captions and musings about family life by Cassone.