A @RiverCafeLondon table is one place where the best conversations take place & my sister @ruthierogers has always been one of my favorite people to talk with. It was a joy to be on her Table 4 podcast and I invite you to listen: https://t.co/WXuwhWRpXg. #table4
Travel Season has officially begun!
Bring The Last Conquistador with you! Now thru April 30
The Last Conquistador is on sale for a great price. Many love to bring their kindles on trips as they can pack multiple books with no extra weight for their baggage.
#kindledeals#booksale
The Los Angeles Wilshire Boulevard Temple, in honor of Oscars' night, put out their list of "The Essential Jewish Films." Honored to be #1, written with Frank Shaw
Sorry, Steven
(See complete list in comments)
1. The Frisco Kid, 1979
2. Yentl 1983
3. Hester Street, 1975
1. The Frisco Kid, 1979
2. Yentl 1983
3. Hester Street, 1975
4. Schindler's List, 1993
5. Gentlemen's Agreement, 1947
6. Fiddler on the Roof, 1971
7. The Ten Commandments, 1956 .
8. To Be or Not To Be, 1983
9. Prince of Egypt, 1998
10. My Favorite Year, 1982
11. Exodus, 1960
The Last Conquistador now through Feb 4, is on sale for a great price.—-
A series of child abductions near
the Andes Mountains lands a Peruvian archaeologist and an American FBI agent deep in an ancient Incan mystery. #kindledeals#booksale https://t.co/Sxfi4a1fNb
@StoryBeatPod is a podcast for those who appreciate creative & insightful conversations. I enjoyed talking with them about my latest book-You Can Go Home Now- and my writing career over the years. To listen visit: https://t.co/pyamFOnDA0
#podcast#crimefiction
From a recent French review.
"A brilliant, nuanced thriller that explores the power and limits of revenge. Surprising, striking, feminist, ambiguous, perfect. » Jeremy Noé, La Marseillaise
Introducing the 2022 Artnet Innovators List: 35 Game-Changers, Dreamers, and Mavericks Transforming the Art Industry | Artnet News https://t.co/gWMUvegzT5
Here's an article by Lisa Rosenthal about the work environment on “Head of the Class". I know Rich Eustis would be proud of this. I am. @TheWrap
https://t.co/VbN6gpfarH
Every once in a while a book comes along that enters the line-up of the 'great American novel'. Dreamland Court is one. Dale Herd writes America with the intensity of a hundred Twains/Hemingways/Baldwins & Algrens. His prose is so artfully written that it is poetry. #fridayreads
Thank you #CinemaChat! Great conversation! —In this episode we talk about the 1979 film The Frisco Kid. Screenwriter Michael Elias doesn’t hold back on his feelings on screenwriting & more! Visit https://t.co/G43Z8gHTDe
At dinner once with Pat Riley and his wife Chris, I introduced them to my friend who was an LA artist. She asked Pat what he did. He said he was a basketball coach. She said, "High school or college?"