Tag: review
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Experimental Theatre “How to Build a Dictator” Just Published
I recently published “How to Build a Dictator,” which is a unique, immersive and experimental theatre piece originally performed in 2016 at the now-defunct Penang Performing Arts Centre. It was part of their Black Box Experiments theatre series, which included a bunch of unusual productions. I had decided that I wanted to act in this…
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Want to Experience Bad Writing? Watch Madame Secretary, Season 5, episodes 17-19
I don’t watch a lot of television, but when I do, I want to enjoy myself – not be preached at. Earlier this year, I started watching Madame Secretary. Honestly, the first season had some issues, especially early on, but I thought the writing got stronger and more creative as the show progressed into the…
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Great Review of A PARTING IN THE SKY
Author Colleen Chesebro posted her review of book 3 of The Forgotten Child Trilogy. She started her review by saying: “The final book in The Forgotten Child series, “A Parting in the Sky,” wraps up this saga with everything I had hoped for and even more. This unusual series blends magical realism into a high…
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NEW REVIEW of “A MAN TOO OLD…” by THE BOOK CHICK!
Marica from THE BOOK CHICK posted a great review of book 1 of my new trilogy A Man Too Old for a Place Too Far. Here’s an excerpt of what she had to say. Please check out the full review at the link below from THE BOOK CHICK. “I was a little skeptical when I started…
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Review of A MAN TOO OLD FOR A PLACE TOO FAR
Author Colleen Chesebro just reviewed my new novel and her ratings for the book were fantasic: MY RATING: Character Believability: 5 Flow and Pace: 5 Reader Engagement: 5 Reader Enrichment: 5 Reader Enjoyment: 5 Overall Rate: 5 out of 5 Fairies Hey, you see that? 5 out of 5 on the fairy scale. I’m honored. Colleen wrote a great, detailed…
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Theatre Review: Marble Hearts
I saw the new play “Marble Hearts” tonight at the Penang Performing Arts Centre. “Marble Hearts,” written and directed by U-En Ng, was really a tale of two halves for me. One I thoroughly enjoyed, the other that seemed to needlessly meander around too much for my taste. I’ll explain shortly. “Marble Hearts” is a…
Author Mark W Sasse 