Author Interviews

Snow began to fall as I drove into Seattle to see the walk through of Act II. The director and cast have given shape to the second half of Prairie…

The Life of Riley: Living the good lifeWrylies: Those pesky directions writers include on lines of dialogue in a screenplay to tell an actor what emotion the line requires. The…

Act One of Prairie Nocturne is on its feet. I am quite pleased with how much work has been done in such a short time. Watching on Wednesday afternoon, rain…

Elise Stephens, author of Moonlight and Oranges, answers questions about writing and her recently released novel, which has received comments on Amazon such as ... "Love, love, love this book!" "Moonlight &…

When Peter Clines and I first met, we swung from pipes twenty plus feet over the stages at the San Diego Repertory Theater. Hanging by our knees, upside down, we…

The Interview ... Part OneYour work is described as crossing genres, how would you describe your work?Adequate?  I think adequate's a good description...  Entertaining, hopefully.  It's a tough question to…

Author of the Memoir... The Motion of the Ocean: 1 Small Boat, 2 Average Lovers, & a Woman’s Search for the Meaning of Wife (Simon & Schuster 2009). A Publisher’s…