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Peggy's Puzzles- Volume Two- Q & A
Q & A with author/illustrator Peggy Adler about Peggy’s Puzzles – Volume Two: Q. How did you come to write Peggy’s Puzzles – Volume Two?A. Volume Two is actually comprised of two puzzle books that I wrote and illustrated in the mid-1970s for a New York publishing company. Metric Puzzles and Math Puzzles. Q. What is the story behind them?A. In 1976, an editor at New York’s Franklin Watts Publishing Company contacted me to say that the United States was going to be “metricized” in 1981. Thus, Watts wanted me to write and illustrate a book that taught the metric...
INTERVIEW WITH DAN BRONSON, AUTHOR OF SHOUT AT THE DEVIL
dan bronson q&a shout at the devil
INTERVIEW WITH DAN BRONSON, AUTHOR OF SHOUT AT THE DEVIL Q: I see that the first sentence of Shout at the Devil was featured in a recent issue of Southern California Mystery Writers of America journal, The March of Crime. A: Yes. Every issue of the journal concludes with “The Last Word.” In it the editor showcases a sentence from one of the members of SoCalMWA, members who include Michael Connelly, Walter Mosley, Laurie R. King, Nicholas Meyer and many other prominent mystery writers. I was thrilled when she made the first words of my new novel “The...
Bearly Polar: Jack Benny's Powdered Pal, Carmichael
"Bearly Polar: Jack Benny's Powdered Pal, Carmichael" is in the newest issue of "While Tops", the quarterly magazine of the Circus Fans Association of America and is about Mischka, who portrayed Carmichael in "Buck Benny Rides Again" and Emil Pallenberg, the man who owned and trained her. Here, too, is a peek into the world of Emil Pallenberg, who taught by example, as well as by using his gentle voice and hand signals: https://www.facebook.com/61562930493942/videos/580693730993783/
Q & A with David Spencer, Author of the Novelizers
Q & A with David Spencer, author of The Novelizers Interview conducted by Daniel Marcus Q: You say you wrestled with the title of your book. The Novelizers. How so? A: Because it’s not only about the history and writers of novelizations, per se, but of original novels set in the borrowed universes of established franchises—especially TV series. And writing an original is a completely different task than writing an adaptation. Unfortunately, there’s no simple term for it. And “novelization” has become a colloquial catch-all for both, so for the title, I gave in to the term simply being catchy...
Q & A with Author Bill Taylor
Mike Connors - A Life of Integrity in Film & Television Q & A with Author Bill Taylor This is a Hard Cover, Paperback, and soon to be eBook biography about Actor Mike Connors’ life and career in film and television. It takes the reader on a fascinating journey through Mike’s life. From his quiet beginnings in Fresno, California, all the way to Hollywood’s brightest lights. It also answers so many questions about who Mike really was as a person, father, friend, star, costar, and beyond. It gives personal insight as to how such a Golden Age television icon and...