Tag: reviews
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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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New 5-Star Review of “Which Half David”
My new novel garnered another 5-star review, this time from Colleen Chesebro who reviews books for litworldinterviews.com. She writes this about the protagonist: “This battle, between the good and bad halves of Tobin Matthews, is what made this story shine. The conflict is real, and anyone who reads this story will recognize facing some of…
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Meeting up with the Footstool Players
My drama group, The RLT Players, had an awesome afternoon yesterday meeting up with the group which provided the inspiration to start our own group. It was wonderful beyond belief to have these veteran actors and all around great people willing to spend a couple hours to talk about about acting and other aspects of…
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Some Reviews Are Worth Posting
As an author, I really appreciate reviews. Any reviews. Yes, even those which are necessarily stellar. But sometimes reviews really give the book that they have read some serious thought. I especially appreciate that. Here’s the latest review of my novel, The Recluse Storyteller. The review was done by Justine from The YA Lit Chick. Please check…

