Author: Warren AdlerAlso known as: W. Adler
2 past events. KGB Bar: Nina Siegel, Warren Adler (March 16 at 19:00) Nina Siegel reads from A Little Trouble With the Facts.; Warren Adler reads from New York Echoes. Warren Adler is the author of 30 books, including 5 collections of short stories and 25 novels. He is known worldwide for his classic tale of battling spouses, The War of the Roses. His novels have been translated into more than two dozen languages; 10 have been sold or optioned to the movies, also including ... (more)Random Hearts, starring Harrison Ford. Three stories from his collection The Sunset Gang aired as a trilogy on PBS. Adler is a pioneer in electronic publishing and is currently teaching creative writing on Amazon Second Life. In addition he sponsors an annual short story contest; details can be found on his website www.warrenadler.com.
Added by lampbane. Barnes & Noble Booksellers - Lincoln Triangle: Warren Adler (April 18 at 19:30) Warren Adler reads from Funny Boys.
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