Award-winning novelist Terry Kay comments on A Brownstone In Brooklyn by Julius Thompson
Award-winning novelist and screenwriter Terry Kay recently read "A Brownstone In Brooklyn" by Julius Thompson and offered up this comment about the novel:
"This is a bold, heart-felt work, certainly worthy of those who are fortunate enough to discover it in their quest for both interest and pleasure in their reading."
Terry Kay recently published the novel, The Valley Of Light. His first novel, "The Year the Lights Came On", was published in 1976. He also wrote "To Dance With the White Dog" and "Taking Lottie Home".
Kay has agreed to write the television screenplay and co-produce an adaptation of "The Valley Of Light" for the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Two other Kay novels----"To Dance With the White Dog" and "The Runaway"----have been Hallmark Hall of Fame movies.
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