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Carol Connors, Grammy nominated for Best Audiobook 2025!
Grammy nominated for Best Audiobook 2025!
Q&A with David Da Silva, author of Martial Arts in Cinema: From Tokyo to Hollywood
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Q&A with David Da Silva, author of Martial Arts in Cinema: From Tokyo to Hollywood Q: What inspired you to write Martial Arts in Cinema: Volume 1 – From Tokyo to Hollywood (1945–1988) ? David Da Silva: My father, Natalino, introduced me to Bruce Lee and martial arts films at a young age, sparking a lifelong passion. As a cinema historian with a PhD in film studies, I wanted to trace the genre’s evolution from post-war Japan and Hong Kong to its impact on Hollywood, highlighting its cultural and artistic significance. Q: How is the book structured, and what period...
Booksteve talks with SET SAIL WITH McHALE co-author Steven Thompson
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Booksteve talks with SET SAIL WITH McHALE co-author Steven Thompson BOOKSTEVE-Start with the basics. Tell me just a little about your background. STEVEN-Sure. As a child in the early ‘60s. I told my parents I wanted to be a writer after seeing all the fun Dick Van Dyke and his cohorts had on TV. They bought me a typewriter before I even knew the alphabet! BOOKSTEVE-Awesome! So, when did you become a writer? STEVEN-Actually, before they started to go away, I managed bookstores for almost three decades beginning in 1982. I was always writing but I actually sold my first...
Francois Aubry likes the Silent Trigger book
Visual Effects Artist - Francois Aubry holding a copy of Silent Trigger: Shooting the Film, which includes an interview about his work bringing the film’s look and atmosphere to life.
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