Signed, sent and launching!

All requesting pre-sales have been signed and are in the mail. Please join me and fellow memoirist and all around brilliant and hilarious writer Dawn Dumont, as we officially launch #wreckthebook on Wed, June 2 at 7 pm CST at facebook.com/radiantpress (links) --virtually of course (FACEBOOK and youtube)

Signed, sent, and launching

#Wreckthebook newer version of cover

Final version of the cover, with better script and poppier colour. Stay tuned for #Wreckthe book launch dates. To pre-order (and blessed are those that pre-order) contact Radiant Press .

Wreck: A very Anxious Memoir has a cover, and launches this month!!!

This is a soft launch. We haven't finalized the date for the launch of this new book about fear and love and lighthouses and growing up very very anxious...but there's a cover. And goodness, that's a start. 

Wreck: A Very Anxious Memoir gets its North American launch this month. Radiant Press will be offering an online interview and reading sort of thing, available anywhere in the world that anyone is interested....which, as I am very very anxious, I imagine will be no one, no where, no how and I'm not even sure I should be writing this....But it's a nice cover! And the audio book version will be available very soon too. 

Not sure who I am? Try the bio!

Not sure if this book is for you? Like comedy, neuroses, true love, whales and lighthouses? Yes--it's for you. 

No? Oh dear. We need to talk. You better read the book too.  

CV-19 adds to the The Curst curse

POSTPONED (in a hugely meta way)

This play obviously DID NOT open May 1st.

My letter to the amazing cast of THE CURST, sent when we were supposed to be in rehearsal starting this week--to prepare for our world premiere at Dancing Sky Theatre:

"First of all, a huge thank you to all of you for everything that you've put into the show up to date. 

Secondly a huge thank you to Dancing Sky Theater for giving our artists something in lieu of the salary they were expecting. This is more than some theatres are doing. We have reports at playwrights Guild of artists being asked to return advances, and actors being cut off without a cent.

 

I am not surprised that Dancing Sky chose the decent path.I am just hugely proud to be associated with a theatre that has done so.

This is such a discombobulating time that there seems to be nothing to say except how much I care about all of you. And value what you bring to the work, but more what you just bring to the world.

 

I look forward to a time when we all come together again and make this happen. 

And finally, my sincere apologies for writing a play about artists being chased by bad angels. I knew I was opening the door to some epic bad luck. But I never thought that it would end up in a pandemic.

My bad."

Kelley Jo