Hey #TeamCrypKeepers, Here is another readathon #SpookWeek. All month long hosted by @TheSpineView, tag her, do your points for #Scarathlon23 and tag me too with updates. @TheBookHippie @JenReadsAlot @BarkingMadRead @kezzlou85 @Marmie7 @Rissa1 @aperfectmjk @Bookishgal71 @Nazgul93 @natsahara @BookingitwithSandra
pickI loved teaching about the radio broadcast of War of the Worlds when teaching the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression. The fact that the broadcast was so well done that listeners could not tell it was a performance rather than fact demonstrates the persuasive power of information platforms. This account details the origin of the broadcast screenplay, the input of the actors and those involved, and the effect the broadcast had on listeners.
pickThis was a fun book. I like it when artists reach old age and really let loose, say whatever they want totally disregarding social nicities.
11-25-20: My 98th finished book of 2020! What a fun little novel! Young Richard spends a week in November 1937 with Orson Welles as he mounts a production of Julius Caesar on Broadway. Funny and endearing, Richard learns a lot about acting and love as he falls in and out of both. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #meandorsonwelles #robertkaplow 👍🏼📖#️⃣9️⃣8️⃣
