Authors Guild Website for Fabienne Marsh
Fabienne Marsh at South Bay Magazine
Fluid Borders
Cover Story -- Human and Drug Smuggling off the Southern Coast of California Spud Diaries
For St. Patrick's Day: A History of the Potato Burning Love
Profile of Glassblower Mayauel Ward On Pointe (2.3MB)
South Bay Ballet's fresh take on a classical ballet  Paris to Palos Verdes ©2011 by Fabienne Marsh (1.8MB) The true story of the author finding a home at the Getty in Manet's "Rue Mosnier with Flags."
"Natural Instincts: The Portuguese Bend Artist Colony"
Original text version
Single, White, Cave Man
Writer's Club, 2002 Jim Rosso was anticipating a lonely millennium... So begins the story of Jim Rosso, a 38-year-old suburban divorcé, who finds himself alone, uncoupled and dating for the first time since college.
The Moralist of the Alphabet Streets
Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 1991 "a literary masterpiece" -Midwest Book Review "In a warm, richly drawn coming-of-age story, a delightfully wry observant 18-year-old with a fondness for frankness and affection-tinged cynicism learns about love and mortality during one important summer." —Booklist, Editor's Choice A feisty, red-haired, ruminating 18 year-old chronicles her life in remission from leukemia.
Long Distances
Simon & Schuster (Summit Books), 1988 Washington Square Press, 1989 "This book is pure magic. I loved reading every page of it. Long Distances is the debut of a superb new writer." — Pat Conroy "compulsively readable...Kate and Michael assume the dimensions of real people, warm, confused and intelligent..." — Chicago Tribune A poet and a New York television producer take a stab at transatlantic love in a novel written entirely in letters and postcards.
"Bikram Yoga"
Radio Script
"Martha Stewart"
Radio Script
"Word Freak"
Book Review
A Natural History of the Senses
Film treatment adapted from Diane Ackerman's book
"Seamus Heaney at Harvard"
Poetry Review; Mick Imlah, Editor. |
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