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About Me
- Molly Brogan
- Saint Clair Shores, MI, United States
- Through my company, Molly Brogan Enterprises, I collaborate with other artists on projects from news articles to book design. I am the author of five books, most recently, All About Living, a book of essays. The forthcoming Shadow Dancing, is the third of a trilogy of novels. Remember Me is the first book in the trilogy, and Chasing Twilight is the second. A Blaze of Light is a compilation of poems from the three novels. And Without a Word is an experimental play that illustrates the processes of man’s becoming. My two blogs: Conversations With Chris Bernard, is the recipient of the prestigious Avatar Award; and Molly Brogan, Author, is a blog that facilitates discussion of my books with my readers.
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Emila Yusof
15 comments:
Hi Molly. I see by your company webpage that you, like me, are a student of Rudolph Steiner. Do you use the ideas of Anthroposophy in your books?
Hi Molly,
I read your first novel, Remember Me. Having been through a divorce, I was struck by the realism of the story. Was it taken from your own life?
I read your poetry in your book Blaze of Light and really enjoyed it. There were poems from a book that I can't find called "Shadow Dancing." Is it available? How can I find it?
Love, love, LOVE your u-tube posts.
Emma,
Shadow Dancing is the third book in my trilogy of novels, and is still in development. I can't really say when it will be ready to publish. As I was putting together Blaze of Light, I saw that several poems from Shadow Dancing were finished and would fit nicely into the compilation. So I thought, "Why not?" I was hoping the inclusion might pique interest in the last book of the trilogy. Thanks for your interest.
Terry,
THANKS! I'll be changing my utube links from time to time so stay tuned.
Hi Molley
I have read A Blaze of Light and must say I could not read more then 4 or 5 poems at a time. They are so thought provoking for me and also bring up HUGE emotions. I need time to think about what you are really saying and must tell you I admire your honesty and your ability to put those thoughts into words. I will come back to your book many times I am sure--You make it OK to feel all of those different levels of life and have a great talent in putting the words to convey the story together .
Shirley
Hi Molly,
I am a theater buff and found your play, Without a Word, while surfing the web. I've read it over several times and each time understand it more. I see by the book description that it was staged in the 70s but published recently. Has it been staged since then? Is it available in any other format? Would you give permission for it to be staged again?
I bought your book because I heard that it was written as an exchange of emails between two people. This caught my interest because in the past few years I've found some of my childhood friends on those classmates pages. I talk to people everyday that I don't live near with email. I know I wouldn't continue these friendships if I had to rely on letters or phone calls. Email is so easy and fast and FREE. Last year I rekindled a childhood romance this way. It occurred to me that the internet lets us relate to each other new ways. It is very different than meeting and getting to know someone. I liked the way that your characters in Chasing Twilight were able to get to know each other in so many ways. Thank you for showing me that the rest of the world does this too.
I would like to comment on the comments about your books, but I haven't read them and probably won't. I have been thinking about some of this stuff, tho.
Glad you can relate. Thanks for your post, Ted.
I enjoyed your site. Especially the videos. Thank.
Thanks Linda. I change the videos from time to time. Hope you like the next rotation too. Let me know.
I've read your book of poems several times. You talk about "possibility" as if it was a place to go. Can you please talk about what this means to you? I'm not getting it.
I have a question about your book of poems but did not know where to post it until I found the archives. You might want to have another general post on the mainpage. Where do the poems in "A Blaze of Light" appear in your books? Have the poems in Shadow Dancing been published elsewhere? Why were they included if that book is not published?
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