Actress, Author, Adventurer
For a Book Signing, Video and Q&A
of her New Historical Novel
inspired by a true story
Red Cliffs Mall, 1720 East red Cliffs Drive
St. George, Utah, 84790
(Also Enjoy Some Refreshments)
Perhaps no other time in America’s history is as steeped in myth, legend, and adventure as the pioneering age of the “Wild West.” Outlaws, lawmen, cowboys, American Indians, miners, ranchers, and more than a few “ladies of ill repute” emerged in this era, from 1865 to 1900.
Any female settler in the West was a heroine in her own right, but listed here are a few of the more famous (and infamous) women of this intriguing period.
Read Original article from howstuffworks.com.
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The Whip has been selected to appear on the cover of Publishers Weekly. The March 26, 2012 issue of Publishers Weekly is devoted to new titles by independent publishers. Karen Kondazian’s The Whip is one of fourteen books featured on the cover. Jeff DeCola, our book cover artist, was very happy to hear this news.
The buzz about Karen making the cover:
Today, Norm Goldman Publisher & Editor of Bookpleasures.com is excited to have as our guest Karen Kondazian author of The Whip. In addition to being an author, Karen is an award-winning theater actress and she has starred in over 50 television shows and films, including the role of Kate Holliday in the TV movie, The Shootout at the OK Corral. Karen is also the author of The Actor’s Encyclopedia of Casting Directors.
In 1979 Karen won the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Actress in The Rose Tattoo, (in which her work as an actor and producer so impressed Tennessee Williams that they became friends, and he gave her carte blanche to produce any of his work in his lifetime).
Good day Karen and thanks for participating in our interview. The Whip is your first novel. How did you enjoy the process of writing a novel and how much of your acting career influenced your writing?
BOOK SOUP BESTSELLERS:
FEBRUARY 13 – FEBRUARY 19
PAPERBACK FICTION
1. The Whip (Karen Kondazian)
2. Shortcut Man: A Novel (p.g. sturges)
3. The Lazarus Project (Aleksandar Hemon)
4. Swamplandia (Karen Russell)
5. Oryx and Crake (Margaret Atwood)
6. Los Angeles: Stories (Ry Cooder)
7. Empty The Sun (Joseph Mattson)
8. The Elementary Particles (Michel Houellebecq)
9. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle: A Novel (Karuki Murakami)
10. A Hole In The Ground Owned By A Liar (Daniel Pyne)
Karen Kondazian joined readers, friends and colleagues at Book Soup in West Hollywood for a fantastic reading and signing of her new book.
The Whip quickly rose to the #1 spot on the paperback fiction best-sellers list at Book Soup as Karen and the story of her main character, Charley Parkhurst charmed the crowd.
BOOK SOUP BESTSELLERS:
FEBRUARY 6 – FEBRUARY 12
PAPERBACK FICTION
1. The Whip (Karen Kondazian)
2. Shortcut Man: A Novel (p.g. sturges)
3. Empty The Sun (Joseph Mattson)
4. What It Was (George Pelecanos)
5. Los Angeles: Stories (Ry Cooder)
6. The Lazarus Project (Aleksandar Hemon)
7. A Visit From The Goon Squad (Jennifer Egan)
8. Smut: Stories (Alan Bennett)
9. While Mortals Sleep (Kurt Vonnegut)
10. Before I Go To Sleep: A Novel (SJ Watson)
This past November, Karen Kondazian won the Actors Fund Auction prize. The Actors Fund is a national human services organization that helps professionals in the performing arts and entertainment in times of need, crisis or transition.
Karen won a luncheon with NY Times best-selling suspense author, Carol Higgins Clark, daughter of the great NY Times best-selling suspense writer Mary Higgins Clark. The luncheon took place at the iconic Sardi’s Restaurant in NYC, where most opening Broadway shows celebrate while awaiting their reviews.
Photo: Standing: Carol Higgins Clark, Lyle Kessler,
Sitting: Karen Kondazian, Nadine Schramm & Margaret Ladd on November 17, 2011.
Lyle Kessler is an American playwright, screenwriter and actor, best known internationally for Orphans, the play he wrote in 1983.
Margaret Ladd is an American actress, best known for playing Emma Channing in Falcon Crest in the 1980’s throughout its nine-year run. She is married to Lyle Kessler.
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