Was Bette Davis a bitch, as some men have portrayed her, or a mentor? Marcie Bianco explores what happens when women write women’s stories in this article on MISS D & ME: LIFE WITH THE INVINCIBLE BETTE DAVIS.
IS THERE ANY BETTER REVIEW THAN THIS? I DON’T THINK SO!
Love this trailer that Kathryn Sermak, my co-author on MISS D & ME: LIFE WITH THE INVINCIBLE BETTE DAVIS, made as it perfectly captures the madcap road trip Miss D and Kathryn took in 1985 from Biarritz to Paris where they disentangled their fierce dependency. After some spats, some drinks, much laughter and some tears, … MISS D & ME! The Book Trailer
When designer Patrick Kelly met Bette Davis, he instantly recognized her as his muse, even at the age of 78! This is the story of their serendipitous collaboration, and affection
Why don’t we finish the projects we love? What internal and external obstacles rise up to prevent us from fulfilling our dreams? In the book I wrote with Cary Tennis, which will be published by Penguin/Tarcher in January 2017, we offer a new way of looking at creative blocks and a tested and tried way of finishing your work
Kevin Ashton’s book on innovation and creativity “How To Fly A Horse” addresses similar themes and ideas to those Cary Tennis and I do in our work on completing your creative projects in “Finishing School: That Happy Ending To The Writing Project You Just Can’t Seem To Get Done.”