David Mamet book dedication with drawing


David was very nice to do this for his book CHICAGO when we met a month ago. Thanks, David.
David was very nice to do this for his book CHICAGO when we met a month ago. Thanks, David.
It’s valuable to attend a conference from time to time, but a writer’s time is best spent reading and writing. You have to keep learning and make your work better and better. In today’s world, everybody is selling something, but it’s great to do the work first.
With Umair Kazi, staff attorney at the Authors Guild, and my novel THE MARTIN LUTHER KING MITZVAH, last night at the Authors Guild Los Angeles Chapter meeting. Umair has been of great help to me with legal advice on publishing. Join the Authors Guild, if you can, and if you quality. Umair gave a great talk about books contracts and other things.
Recently, Andrea Davis Pinkney vice president and editor-at-large at Scholastic Books told me, “You always have such intriguing submissions.” Intriguing submissions lead to intriguing published books. Thanks for the compliment, Andrea.
And today, Jeremy Davies, editor at Farrar, Straus & Giroux, one of the top literary publishers in the world, said that I write “well-constructed, no nonsense fiction.” Wow, thanks Jeremy!