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Fact: "The Most Interesting Man In the World" is not Jonathan Goldsmith -

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[Update]

 

As you can imagine, living through the pandemic has not been easy.  But I've manged to write a book with 3 NOVELLAS.

Read more here or go to Amazon to purchase now.       

 

 [other news]

My work is gradually being tranferred to New Play Exchange:

newplayexchange.org

All Her Faces - A Portrait of Dusty Springfield was presented in October 2014 in a 12 performance limited preview at the Workshop Theater Company's Main Stage - more info on what's happening with Dusty can be found on its website: allherfaces.com

WELCOME HOME, a two character play, was written in 1994 and presented by Scripts-Up!  It explores the deteriorating relationship between Frank and Dana who gradually become aware of their growing distance in subtle indications of dissatisfaction, leading to sources of conflict that remain unresolved. 
                                                                                            
THE CENTER RING produced in LA 20 years ago is now the book for a musical in search of a composer & lyricist team OR a composer/lyricist to create music and lyrics akin to Kander and Ebb or Harnick and Bock for this new Broadway-style musical.   
 
EVALUATING WOODY begins to fold as Woody's 12 grown god-children become very concerned when nobody's seen or spoken to the 83yr old in over a week.  So they decide to meet at his apartment during the Christmas holiday where they try to figure out where the old man could have disappeared to and stumble over more than they bargained for.  Jack Nicholson (or a comparable star) would be perfect to bring WOODY to life on B'way.  Anyone know how to contact Jack?  

Always looking to team up with serious investors and other creatives and co-producers.  Also, I can send a PDF of any writing project to a non-profit or commercial producer seriously interested in putting-it-together and getting-it-on.


You Just Don't Get It, Do You?, another B'way bound play about the 2008 housing fiasco is getting a lot of serious attention on FaceBook.  Here are a few comments I've received about the trailer. 

"That trailer was quite intense to say the least.  Just the ripping off of the duct tape at the start made me cringe.  Nothing like a light comedy to help me escape from the perils of our world.  Actually, the show looks compelling to watch." - Ron Kruman

"Having read your words and seeing them in action is an exciting experience!  Can't wait to see it on a stage."  Leo Narducci - Fashion Creator

"Your trailer certainly made me want to know more about the play; and this is a good thing.  Let me know when it comes up again." - Shawn Elliott (Star of stage and screen)

"You need to get this going ASAP; I am in the mortgage business and we all agree the time is right.  Good Luck." - Glenn Tunnero