I was so stunned to find that two of my shows made tops in Entertainment on Blogtalk, Chris York about his beloved dad, Dick York and Mary D Brooks play; “Mabel Of The Anzacs part 1!“
I chatted with author; Alex Shvartsman we talked about his new novel, about his writing and what inspires him ; http://tobtr.com/11308251
I had fun chatting with green architect and interior design Scott Harris, we chatted about Frank Lloyd Wright, love and romance…you have to listen in to find out why ; http://tobtr.com/11316355
It had been a while since I chatted with author L.J. Hachmeister, we caught up with each other and talked of her newest novels and what she has been up to ; http://tobtr.com/11316343
I always enjoy talking to photographer; Chris Loomis, we talked about his photography, where some his ideas originated, and how our childhood enjoyments are so important for future inspiration; http://tobtr.com/11316361
I had fun catching up with Vampire Diaries actor; Drew Stephenson, we talked about how he started to act, what his goals are and how he uses all his experiences to inspire his future work ; http://tobtr.com/11316351
And coming up on Chatting With Sherri;
Chatting With Sherri welcomes back photographer; Michael Strider on 5/19/19 at 5pm pt; http://tobtr.com/11326721
Chatting With Sherri welcomes actor and author; Robert Trebor 3/23/19 at 7pm pt; http://tobtr.com/11329667
The Haircut Who Would Be King by Robert Trebor
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This was a fun and a very interesting satire. He combined what is happening in a humorous, fictional cloth. Very much like Mark Twain and Will Rogers he spun a tale with humor and a great deal of wit but there was just a sharp enough edge so you know it was couched in the reality of our time.
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Towards Zero by Agatha Christie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I can’t believe that I owned this book and I have never read it before. I loved it! It had me looping back and forth between every character in the house. But I never guessed the killer. I think it was a fascinating study in psychology by the great Agatha Christie. The clues were there, the little slips but they seemed so normal that I did not pick them up.
Also I really enjoyed the two romances in the book that were not central to murder, I was happy that Mary had some romance, finally.
Also the man at the beginning of the book who you can’t really figure out what his part in it is till it is revealed. I think he is my favorite character for many reasons that I can’t reveal or it will give it away. But I really, really like him.
Also I find it interesting that Agatha Christie’s view on suicide that she had in The Harley Quin’s short story “The Man From The Sea,” is repeated here. And it really touched me both times, quite beautiful.