Location: United States
Member Since: June 06, 2011

Anne M. Strick


Biography

Anne M. Strick has spent over twenty years in the movie industry. She has worked for Universal, Warners, Paramount and EMI, as a Unit Publicist, Project Coordinator and National Publicity Director, and with such Hollywood legends as Jack Nicholson, James Earl Jones, Sean Penn, Arnold Schwartzenegger, David Lynch and Dino De Laurentiis, among many others.
She has published articles, short stories, three non-fiction books, two novels, one self-help book (All The Doors to Hollywood and How to Open Them) and the heretical and highly praised ("remarkable") critique of our adversary trial system, Injustice For All. Her novel, Intimate Strangers, is acclaimed s the first to focus on the issue of contested adoption and the refusal of our courts to consider the welfare of our children almost at all.
Anne M. Strick, born in Philadelphia and educated at Bennington College and UCLA, lives in Los Angeles.

Books

Intimate Strangers    by Anne M. Strick
Price: $3.95 USD. 90410 words. Published on October 13, 2011. Fiction.
Intimate Strangers is the rich, complex and passionate story of a contested adoption and the two women lawyers who join to save a small boy's life. The book examines the various faces of love: sexual love and romantic love, the love of parent for child and child for parent; and what "really" makes a parent. This is a tale of loss, of healing and of redemption. And a cry for justice for children.
All The Doors To Hollywood And How To Open Them    by Anne M. Strick
Price: $2.95 USD. 36620 words. Published on September 17, 2011. Nonfiction.
This book is for anyone interested in a job in films or television, and for movie fans who want to know backstage secrets, and how movies are REALLY made. It is a book of interviews with those indispensable behind-the-screen wizards who make movie magic actually happen. This book tells what they do, how they do it, how they got their jobs, what adventures they've had -and how you can join them!
The Rebel Princess    by Anne M. Strick
Price: $0.99 USD. 91710 words. Published on August 11, 2011. Fiction.
The Rebel Princess is the steamy story of a film company on location in the exotic world of Mexico, and follows the making of a movie from pre-production through wrap. Written by an insider with 20 years experience in the film business, The Rebel Princess is the real skinny on how movies are really made: complete with romance, hot sex, and a possible murder.

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