READ THE GLOWING REVIEWS OF THE ITALIAN STAGE ADAPTATION OF “THE WAR OF THE ROSES”

Comical and cruel. The War of the Roses conquers and entertains  Teatro Eliseo staged “The War of the Roses” The War of the Roses at the Teatro Eliseo the descent into the underworld of a couple (apparently) perfect Eliseo Theater. Applause to the interpreters of “La guerra dei Roses”  “The War of the Roses,” the […]

The Wonders of Age

Yesterday I was lucky enough to speak to a classroom of eager students at The Center for Living and Learning here in NYC. This extraordinary group of people were all seniors. As in senior citizens. Wednesday’s class, “The Wonders of Age,” was an hour and a half of joy, wonder and bittersweet understanding. I’ll be […]

Which Literary Genre Suits Your Personality?

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The Role of the Fiction Writer in Our Current Presidential Election

The true test of talent for a fiction writer is the ability to imagine pain, angst, despair, discouragement, frustration as well as joy, ecstasy, elation and pleasure. This is the power that runs the machine of character creation that lies at the very heart of storytelling. As we fiction practitioners understand, craft can be learned, […]

The Endurance of The War of the Roses: A Cautionary Tale of Divorce and its Aftermath

The North American premiere of my play The War of the Roses, based solely on the original novel, has opened at the Delaware Theatre Company in Wilmington to spectacular reviews. It avoids using any of the brilliant changes concocted by the screenwriters and director that made the movie an enduring hit that plays somewhere in […]

INTERESTING LITERATURE Features WHY I WRITE: WARREN ADLER’S REFLECTION ON THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF GEORGE ORWELL’S PIVOTAL ESSAY

People often ask, and I ask myself on a daily basis, why I have spent more than six decades writing novels, short stories, essays, poems, plays and occasional reportage, continuing to ply this obsession into the cusp of my dotage. My answer to others and especially to myself never seems quite adequate. Whether I take […]

PUBLISHER’S WEEKLY Profiles Warren Adler in “The Self-Publishing Pioneer: How an Early Adopter of the Model is Still Going Strong”

By Jennifer McCartney Warren Adler is best known as the author of The War of the Roses, the 1981 million-copy bestseller about a divorcing couple that became a blockbuster film starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. His latest release, Torture Man, comes 35 years after the publication of his first bestselling book. What readers likely […]