Warren, what is your newest book about? My latest book, Treadmill, is a political thriller. It was inspired by my own experience in the gym in Washington and the people with whom I exercised. The main character is an unemployed lonely depressed man who keeps body and soul together by spending a great deal of […]
Warren Adler’s “Have Jews Ever Been Safe in France?” Featured in THE TIMES OF ISRAEL Read the entire article here
Jon Stewart references THE WAR OF THE ROSES (in this case THE WAR OF THE *P*OSES), in a hilarious commentary on tensions that flare up when Miss Universe contestants from Lebanon and Israel take a selfie together. Watch the original segment here.
There is ample statistical evidence showing that adult women read more novels than men, attend more book clubs than men, use libraries more than men, buy more books than men, take more creative writing courses than men, and probably write more works of fiction than men. If, as a demographic, they suddenly stopped reading, the […]
Check Out “On Rejection and Renewal” recently featured on LITERARY REJECTIONS
Fresh Off the Press – Check Out “Pen or Computer: Which is Better for Creativity?” on THE HUFFINGTON POST
For writers of the imagination, what we fear the most is a disruption, a blockage, a sudden dam that changes the course of the river of creativity. Back in the late sixties and early seventies when technological innovation began to creep into the public consciousness, I shunned all the so-called marvels of computers when […]
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