MULTIMEDIA

Facebook? Is that all you got? Check it out... First, click to find books for purchase all across the globe, especially in the U.S. and parts of Europe. Then click to see a guest appearance on international TV. Next check out a cover story interview and other printed work by your favorite author. Last but not least, enjoy a couple of short video commercials. See it all! Have some fun! Welcome to the Millenium!

Available for online purchase right now!

Stop by Barnes and Noble, Goodreads, Amazon and/or any one of many other fine online booksellers and please, pick up a book and enjoy! Have a question, thought, or just wanna speak on it? Please drop me a line. After all, writers really do love to write. Especially, when someone writes back. :-)

Featured guest star on international television!

During the release of "Hamlet Resurrected" (a sequel to William Shakespeare's great work), I was invited to perform parts of it as a spoken word presentation on "Spend a Little Time with Poetry", a television show that enjoys a broadcast to several different countries. Dramatic musical accompaniment is spookily provided.

Interviewed & the cover story for a magazine!

NLI: "What are your thoughts about these lines of the tribute Ben Jonson wrote about his contemporary Shakespeare: 'For a good Poet's made, as well as borne. /And such wert thou?' Who are you, Abel Prudhomme? .. Tell us your thoughts: Is an artist 'made' and/or "borne?"

Commercial showing a visual presentation of it all!

This is my favorite display of the different books that I have written. I am visual. Are you? Actually, I suppose we all are. To write something you need to first see it in your mind. So, to help you see it too, click here and enjoy a few seconds of literal eye candy.

Jim Carrey + Shakespeare = Yes, its time to represent!

Take a look at this and if you think that I can help, click the Contact page and send me your proposal. As Joseph Conrad, the author of The Heart of Darkness, once said, ""My task, which I am trying to achieve is, by the power of the written word, to make you hear, to make you feel ... it is, before all, to make you see."