The late, great Jerry Herman gave Broadway some of its most memorable musical scores, notably HELLO, DOLLY!. MAME, and LA CAGE AUX FOLLES. He wrote several other shows that were not smash hits, even though they had interesting–and in some cases, inspired–music and lyrics. Continue reading
After all the hype, I just had to give THE UNDOING a look. HBO’s most recent lavish miniseries about the trials and tribulations of rich, privileged white people (or RPWP, for short) was just too provocative to ignore. Continue reading
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All of us who were alive then remember exactly where we were and what we were doing at approximately 10:20 pm (EST) on the evening of July 20, 1969. I was 13, in summer camp on Long Island, and Continue reading
My publisher, Penguin Random House/Alibi, is offering the ebook of MRS. JOHN DOE at a special bargain price for a limited time. This is the first title in the series, the one that introduced Nora Baron, my actress-drama teacher-wife-mother-homemaker…and CIA operative. Continue reading
Nora Baron’s fourth adventure, The Devil and the Deep Blue Spy, is now available everywhere ebooks are sold. Nora and her husband, Jeff, are on a “second honeymoon” cruise in the Caribbean—but that’s merely their cover. They’re actually on a mission for the CIA, following and observing a Continue reading
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Bargain Alert! From February 12-22, my Nora Baron thriller, The Spy Who Never Was, is on sale for $1.99 (USA) wherever ebooks are sold. There is a similar discount in other parts of the world (UK, Canada, Australia, etc.), so check your local online booksellers for prices. Continue reading
Great news! My 1996 gothic thriller, THE INHERITANCE, has been selected to be an Amazon Kindle Monthly Deal! For the entire month of July, the ebook will be featured on the Amazon site for $1.49. Yes, a buck-and-a-half gets you a copy for your summer reading pleasure! Continue reading
My new title, ARDEN COURT, is actually not new. I wrote it nearly twenty years ago. It’s a short novel (45,000 words), as opposed to a “novella” (20,000-35,000 words), but that’s a matter of semantics. Originally intended as Continue reading
