Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Theater Projects

I am currently involved with two different theater projects. One is at my church, called the Fellowship Theater Project. Right now we are preparing for dance and performance for Easter Sunday.

 There will also be a storytelling performance some time in May. The venue will be at the church or at some other venue. I've written one story and two more are one tap. My writing has taken on more depth than in previous times. A change of direction for me.

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Wednesday, March 01, 2017

Words Of Wisdom

There are times in my life that I need to be challenged. When life gets stagnant, it is times to find something that that will stimulate my creative juices. Going out the box is something that I relish.


~Genevieve

Book Review




Title: Death of a Tranvestite
Author: Edward D.Wood 
Written: 1967
Rating: 6.5 

I read the book more out of curiosity and my love of quirky characters. Ed Wood certainly was one. The book was one of several pulp fiction books he wrote. Death of a Transvestite is the story of Glen/da Marker, a hit man on the run from the Syndicate.  He makes it out to Hollywood and is able to explore his other alter ego, Glenda Satin. One thread that runs throughout the book is Glenda's love for angora sweaters and satin panties. This was very true in Ed Wood's life. 

Glen Marker was able to escape the hit man hunting him,  killing him. Glen could not escape his final fate-the electric chair. To me, Glenda had the last word- being to die in the women's clothing she so loved. 

I gave Death of a Transvestite a 6.5 rating. It's  to be one of my all time favorites but it's better than I thought. Ed Wood was trashed as lousy director and terrible writer but he is a compelling author because of his idiosyncrasies. I like that very much. I may read Ed Wood's other books.

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