Collected Works

For the first time, three of Chris Ernest Hall's most beloved works of fiction are compiled in one volume with new forewords and commentary by the author. Collected Works includes: Something Interesting to Read A collection of the short stories written from 1988 to 1992, including "Television Set," "Andy Warhol's Sister," "Something Interesting to Watch," "Notes From the Moscow Film World," and published for the first time anywhere, "Is That What You Thought I Said."  Therapy: A...
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For the first time, three of Chris Ernest Hall's most beloved works of fiction are compiled in one volume with new forewords and commentary by the author. Collected Works includes: Something Interesting to Read A collection of the short stories written from 1988 to 1992, including "Television Set," "Andy Warhol's Sister," "Something Interesting to Watch," "Notes From the Moscow Film World," and published for the first time anywhere, "Is That What You Thought I Said."  Therapy: A Screenplay Herbert and Lois's comfortable world is rocked when they begin a therapy program that has them creating a television show about their marriage. They are helped by their son, Andrew, who dreams of becoming a famous film director--ambitions which are soon realized much more quickly than he or his parents could have ever imagined. Soon, unwanted fame and media attention threaten to tear their family apart in this comedy set in the summer of 1989. Notes For a Future Novel A coming of age tale set at the University of California, Santa Cruz in the early days of the 1990s, this novel tells the story of Michael Sullivan, a freshman who is alienated from his dorm-mates. Not only that, he is also in love with Helen, an older woman who barely knows he exists. Help comes in the unlikely form of fellow literature student Tim Page, who offers to guide Michael through Santa Cruz and to his beloved Helen, who just happens to be Tim's best friend.