Last Lesson of 2017: Twitter is No Joke
2017 has been a year of never ending surprises. In science, our new administration provided us with evidence-based proof that there is no depth to which a bar can’t be lowered. In the arts, actor […]
Author: Bruce Ferber
Bruce Ferber is an Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated comedy writer and producer whose credits include Bosom Buddies, Growing Pains, Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, Coach, and Home Improvement, where he served as Executive Producer and showrunner. In addition to being recognized by the Television Academy, his work has received the People’s Choice, Kid’s Choice and Environmental Media Awards. In support of his new novel "Elevating Overman," Ferber created "The Blog of Shame," a love letter to self-promotion. He lives in Southern California, with his wife, children, large dog, and assorted musical instruments.
IT’S HERE!
Many years in the making, CASCADE FALLS is finally published and ready for you to read. I hope to see lots of you at my various book tour stops, but for those I miss, there’s […]
Know Thyself (Without Breaking the Bank)
WHAT POISONOUS ARACHNID ARE YOU? I got Brown Recluse Spider. Thanks to advances in Internet technology, we’ve long had the ability to listen to music, watch videos and do research free of charge. Now there’s […]
IN A WORLD…
…Where zombies run wild, feasting on human flesh with little regard for fat or calorie content, I have a book trailer for my novel, CASCADE FALLS. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKo_VSDOZYs%5D
Jason Alexander! Here at Last.
A little over a year ago, I had the honor of going into the studio with the amazingly talented Jason Alexander, and watching him record the audiobook for Elevating Overman. Through the various trials and […]
Anna Karenina-The Wire Scorecard
As many of you know, I’ve been concurrently binge-ing two masterpieces, Anna Karenina and The Wire. Much to my surprise, the two are nearly identical. To wit: 1. Vronsky is banging the mother of Karenin’s […]
THE TRUE MEANING OF BLACK FRIDAY
Tired of watching our most sacred of holidays devolve into crass commercialism? If, like me, you’ve had your fill, please help bring back worship and meaning to the once hallowed Black Friday. Rather than waste […]