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Sage Sweetwater has solid Hollywood investors who are financing her various films and she has good producer representation managing her career.
Sage Sweetwater is the name of Colorado Firebrand Lesbian Novelist, Poet, Storyteller, Screenwriter and Business Artist. She has several films, no less than fifteen in Pre-production, some near filming. Her Jett Durango Trilogy, three feature films spaghetti western style will usher in her film career. Sage has written poetry for many years, showcasing her work on Authors Den since 2005, and funneling in her readers to Authors Den from social media venues such as Twitter and Facebook. Sage's writing career has spanned nearly twenty five years when she first began to write and publish, then in the last three years has adapted her novels to film and wrote other screenplays from the ground up now in Pre-production. She has solid Hollywood investors who are financing her various films and she has good producer representation managing her career. Sweetwater and The Sundance Wives also have a multitude of spin-off products in the works from Sweetwater's various films.
Sara Russell, former editor and founder of Poetry Life & Times did the first interview with Sage back in the year 2006. Robin Hislop took over PL&T from Sara and he did a second interview with Sage in the following year of 2007. A lot has changed in Sage Sweetwater's writing and film career since then. Filmmaking requires long time frames—years, if you will. I thank both Sara and Robin for taking me in and introducing me around in the poetry literary scene via Poetry Life & Times.
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