We are happy to announce our newest Author, Chris Dickerson, has joined The Errol Flynn Blog!
Chris says:
“I'm a life-long Flynn fan, and years ago I wrote a play, “Deadline,”
about war correspondents in Vietnam. One of the major characters is
combat photographer Sean Quinn (called Sean “Quinn” but it's obvious who
he really is). The play has been produced several times since its debut
in 1982, and is published by Original Works Publishing…”
“Deadline.” War correspondents in 1968 Vietnam cover a seemingly endless conflict. Read More: Original Works Publishing.
We look forward to all of your posts, and comments, Chris!
Welcome aboard!
— David DeWitt
Welcome Chris Dickerson aboard this great blog-ship!
Another real Author, that is wonderful! We have to seek out your play “Deadline” I for one love to read it! I sincerely hope you will enjoy your stay with us and also hope to hear from you – your stories and comments.
Best wishes,
Tina
Many thanks, Tina, it's great to be here. Here's a link for anyone interested in getting a copy of “Deadline.” www.originalworksonline.com…
I hope you do and enjoy it, and by all means, I'd like hearing what you think of it.
Hi Chris;
I have ordered your play already and look forward receiving and reading it! I am sure we all will look forward to your participation on our blog. I am sure David made you familiar with our REAL authors on this blog, like you and I would say you are in great company! I am sure you are aware of “The Life and Career of Errol Flynn” by Thomas McNulty, “The Baron of Mulholland” by Rory Flynn, “Errol Flynn Slept Here” by Robert Matzen & Michael Mazzone and “Errol and Olivia” by Robert Matzen all books of the greatest quality and authors or friends of this blog. Plus, there are two books in the coming from two other authors active on this blog! It's like belonging to an Elite Writers Club. Ugh – what a brag I am – hahaha!
Enjoy, Tina
Don't forget Bonny Cother's excellent Master of Errol Flynn's Yacht Zaca, too!
You are so right David – getting a little foggy in my young days!
Welcome to the blog, Chris! :-)
Rachel, thanks, much appreciated. It's great to be here. I look forward to our talks.
Welcome from me, too.
Welcome, Chris, but be warned: the initiation process is grueling!
Welcome aboard, Chris, Post often and should you have treasures of Errol lay them on us!! Larryh
Welcome aboard!
Patti