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International Mystery Writers' Festival
Bob's first one-act play, "Transcript," was premiered in "special event"
tandem with a one-act by Mystery Writers of America Grand Master Stuart Kaminsky
at the first International Mystery Writers' Festival at RiverPark Center in
Owensboro, KY, six days of staged plays, seminars, signings, and an awards show
subsequently broadcast by PBS. Success begats success.
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On stage during the awards show, where Bob revealed "Angie" winners in
two categories of acting competition. (The award statuette named in
honor of entertainment icon Angela Lansbury...)
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A sign of the times--signaling one of three performances of
"Transcript." All were SRO...
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From left: Stuart Kaminsky, Robert S. Levinson, Sue Grafton, members
of a fest executive committee that also incuded Ira Levin, Blake
Edwards, William Link, James W. Hall and John Jakes, among others, with
RiverPark Center President/CEO Zev Buffman. The fest was Zev's
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Bob with Judy Bobalik, editor of the Private Eye Writers of America
newsletter, and Jon Jordan, publisher/editor-in-chief of Crimespree
Magazine at one of several special lobby sites set up for author
meet-and-greets/book signings...and with Jon's missus, Ruth, the
magazine's co-publisher/editor. |
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William Link (left), who brought his TV creation "Columbo" to the
RiverPark Center stage in "Columbo Takes the Rap," and Harry ("Night
Court," "Dave's World") Anderson, who performed in several "live radio
theater" shows presented as part of RiverPark Center's festival. |
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A panel discussion about mystery-thriller writers and writing was
another special event that filled one of RiverPark Center's theaters. It
featured Sue Grafton, James W. Hall, Stuart Kaminsky, and Robert S.
Levinson. |
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Bob and Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher backstage at the
International Mystery Writers' Festival awards show.
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