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Q&A with Aubrey Malone, author of She Married the Boss

Q&A with Aubrey Malone, author of She Married the Boss Q. Could you tell me a little about your new book She Married the Boss?A. It’s a multi-biography of over twenty women who married directors. Sometimes they married more than one. And sometimes the directors in question married more than one woman.Q. Sounds interesting. Why did you choose this theme?A. Writers are always looking for original ideas for books, aren’t they? So many of them come out every year, this isn’t easy. Nearly everything has been covered. You have to discover “new wine in old bottles.”Q. How did this particular...
10 Questions for Trav S.D. regarding the Marx Brothers Miscellany

10 Questions for Trav S.D. regarding the Marx Brothers Miscellany Who were the Marx Brothers? – The Marx Brothers were the most critically acclaimed and successful stage and screen comedy team in history. Their period of activity lasted from roughly 1905, when two of the five brothers started out in vaudeville, through 1977, when the most famous of the brothers (Groucho) passed away. The members were Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo (who quit in 1918), and Zeppo (who replaced Gummo and performed with the team through 1933). The brothers starred in movies, radio, television, and on Broadway. Two of them also...
Q&A with the author of An Amputee’s Guide to Jules Verne, Nick DiMartino

Q&A with the author of An Amputee’s Guide to Jules Verne, Nick DiMartino 1. What in the world led you to read all of Jules Verne? It was an accident. I like exploring an author in depth. I was a bookseller on the U. W. campus for fifty years. My top priority activity is reading. Lately I’d been amassing the works of Henry James, Balzac, Melville, Dumas and Sir Walter Scott, thinking I’d spend my retirement reading the great respectable literary “heavies” I’d avoided all my life. Instead, I opened an unread advance of a Verne novel I’d never heard...
Q & A With Sean Crose, Author of Catholic Girl: The Life and Times of Mabel Normand

Q & A With Sean Crose, Author of Catholic Girl: The Life and Times of Mabel Normand How did you come about the idea to write Catholic Girl?Believe it or not my original intention was to write about Charlie Chaplin, who Mabel was a -co-star, mentor, and director of – even though she was younger than he was. As time moved on during my research, however, I became more interested in Mabel than Charlie. Finally, I reached out to Mabel’s estate for information and her nephew Stephen (who operates the estate) put the idea in my head to write a...
10 Questions with Dan Harary, author of My Paranormal Life

10 Questions with Dan Harary, author of My Paranormal Life Dan, My Paranormal Life, really? What’s going on here?I know, I know, it sounds really wacky, right? But after sitting down with myself for 18 months jotting down a list of all of the truly odd, bizarre, and often inexplicable experiences I’ve had since a very young age, and especially after my long-dead grandfather visited me decades after he passed away, I simply came to the realization that sometimes paranormal and supernatural events really CAN happen to people in real life. There are a million reality-based TV shows these days...