People around the world are checking out my “Chernobyl” animated music video. It’s even earned a few laurels along the way, including in Rome, London, Prague, Munich, India, and Slovakia. I wonder where it’ll blow up next. Haven’t seen the video yet? Put on your hazmat suit and watch it here (password = blast).
Very humbled and grateful to receive these generous comments from a reader in Spain:
“I bought your latest book on my Kindle and read it this week. Here’s what I discovered: you are a great writer with a highly developed imagination who has the extraordinary talent of being able to inhabit a plethora of distinct perspectives. You not only write from different viewpoints, but your stories take the reader on a roller coaster of emotion. You cannot be pigeonholed!”
I’m happy to announce that “Chernobyl” has been named winner of the Music Video category in May from Cult Critic Movie Awards in Kolkata, India.
Haven’t seen my short film yet? You can watch it here (password = blast).
“Chernobyl” was inspired by my travels in Europe in 1986. I was visiting a distant relative in Hamburg at the time. Though we were 800 miles away, I remember the fear as we watched the weather patterns on the news (are those clouds coming from the reactor?) and avoided fresh produce that might have been tainted by the blast. Hard to imagine it’s now a tourist attraction.
