Other SCWCer-books recently released or soon to be include Five Minutes at Hotel Stormcove, an anthology from Atthis Arts which includes John Lowell’s short story “Robot Revolt,” about how to behave when trapped in a robot elevator during the inevitable robot revolution … Luna the Lone Wolf, by Nicholas Wells (writing as Forest Wells), tells the story of a young lone wolf banished from his pack into the world of strange two-legged creatures … Douglas J. And while minor adjustments will likely be made, the Schedule-at-a-Glance is now up. Having pegged a lot of issues we’re coming across lately, Janis herself will also debut “Dialogue in Motion” and “Make Me Give a Damn: Crafting Characters People Care For.” Check out the Workshops & Events page to view what all we’ve got lined up for LA17. And, tag-teaming with Janis Thomas, “Front Story: Pouring the Foundation of a Powerful Tale” tackles the crucial elements of constructing a novel’s Act 1 that can reliably better sustain its structure going forward. “Blast Off! Preparing Your Book Launch” delves into the heady deep of all things related to your book’s release. Ara will also introduce two new workshops. A YA novel, 15 Days With You follows a young man’s wending quest to understand his mother’s dying wish, with a California girl who challenges him to rethink everything. As a longtime SCWCer, however, he’ll have his latest available exclusively to those attending Irvine. Ara is an active member of the Romance Writers of America and its Los Angeles chapter.The follow-up to international award-winning author Ara Grigorian’s Game of Love and Ten Year Dance hits shelves September 24th. He is an alumnus of both the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and Southern California Writers' Conference (where he also serves as a workshop leader). Always a sucker for a hopeful ending, he writes contemporary romance stories targeted to adult and new adult readers. Fascinated by the human species, Ara writes about choices, relationships, and second chances. True to the Hollywood life, Ara wrote for a children's television pilot that could have made him rich (but didn't) and nearly sold a video game to a major publisher (who closed shop days later). He earned his MBA from USC where he specialized in marketing and entrepreneurship. Aga Grigorian, romance novelist, joins the show to talk about his latest " Game of Love."Ĭall 323 657-1493 to ask Ara a question about his writing, and join the fun!Īra Grigorian is a technology executive in the entertainment industry.
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