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A Hollywood Ending by Robyn Sisman
Paige Carson is the daughter of an 80s soap star and a rock god, and hasn’t the slightest idea what ‘normal’ means. When she is offered a role in a Shakespearan play in London, i t seemed
like the perfect chance prove herself. But will it live up to her expectations?
Paige Carson is the daughter of an 80s soap star and a rock god, and hasn’t the slightest idea what ‘normal’ means. When she is offered a role in a Shakespearan play in London, i t seemed
like the perfect chance prove herself. But will it live up to her expectations?
Hollywood Drive: What it Takes to Break in, Hang in and Make it in the Entertainment Industry by Eve Honthaner
From a successful Hollywood insider comes a guide to the right tools, attitude and philosophy it
takes to starting and succeeding in the entertainment business.
From a successful Hollywood insider comes a guide to the right tools, attitude and philosophy it
takes to starting and succeeding in the entertainment business.
Stage IV by Erich R. Sysak
Diagnosed with stage four cancer, Lawson Banks opts to sell his life insurance to a third party who will reap the benefits when he dies. Spending his last months in Thailand with the help of a former bar girl and drugs obtained from India, he’s living longer than expected—until the folks who bought his life insurance decides that the investment return is long overdue.
Diagnosed with stage four cancer, Lawson Banks opts to sell his life insurance to a third party who will reap the benefits when he dies. Spending his last months in Thailand with the help of a former bar girl and drugs obtained from India, he’s living longer than expected—until the folks who bought his life insurance decides that the investment return is long overdue.
Island of Demons by Dr. Nigel Barley
In the 1920s and 30s, a remote island in the East fed fantasies of ‘Paradise’ amongst Westerners. Charlie Chaplin, Vicki Baum and Barbara Hutton were but a few of the rich and famous that flocked to Bali for a taste of it in the Ubud home of Walter Spies – ethnographer, choreographer, film maker, historian and painter. Having studied and written many accounts of cultural ambiguity, Dr. Nigel Barley blurs the lines between fact and fiction in his latest book Island of Demons.
In the 1920s and 30s, a remote island in the East fed fantasies of ‘Paradise’ amongst Westerners. Charlie Chaplin, Vicki Baum and Barbara Hutton were but a few of the rich and famous that flocked to Bali for a taste of it in the Ubud home of Walter Spies – ethnographer, choreographer, film maker, historian and painter. Having studied and written many accounts of cultural ambiguity, Dr. Nigel Barley blurs the lines between fact and fiction in his latest book Island of Demons.