re: #497 realwest

Well that’s good - cause iirc, you had like 120 last night?
Do you think (guess?) things will pick up now that the weather is getting better? And it seems as if your Rose Garden received some boffo reviews, too!

See my re: #419 Walter L. Newton

… on this thread for your answer.

On “I Never Promised You A Rose Garden.” That was 2004, and yes, it received very good review both in the local dailies and Variety Magazine out of LA. And it was nominated by the Denver Post for Best New Play, Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress in the 2004 Denver Post Ovation Awards. It won Best Supporting Actress.

Then is sat for two years with a publisher, and in 2007, they had to retract their offer to me, because of a single paragraph in my Underlying Rights Agreement with William Morris Agency who has the book rights.

I haven’t really tried to get it published since then. But, I do hold the publishing rights and the production rights to the play version.