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Elaine Bernstein Partnow
Elaine Bernstein Partnow is an author, an actor, a quotologist, an editor, a photographer, and a public speaker especially noted for her living history portrayals of notable women ...vizualizați mai multeElaine Bernstein Partnow is an author, an actor, a quotologist, an editor, a photographer, and a public speaker especially noted for her living history portrayals of notable women and for the nationally acclaimed book "The Quotable Woman, The First 5,000 Years" (Facts On File. 6th ed., 2010). A collection of almost 20,000 quotations from 167 nations by over 5,000 women, it has been in print since 1977. Other quotations collections include "The Quotable Jewish Woman" (Jewish Lights, 2004), "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Great Quotes for All Occasions" (2008), and most recently, "The Little Book of the Spirit for Women" (Sterling, 2010). Among her other works are "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Your True Age" (2009), "The Female Dramatist" (1998), and "The MacMillan Book of Photographic Artists and Innovators" (1983).
Elaine has brought some of her dozens of portrayals of fabulous women to tens of thousands of women, men, and children internationally at more than 500 venues. She has taught acting at all levels, including challenged children, and directed teenagers in stage plays. She wrote, produced and acted in her one-woman show, "Hear Us Roar, A Woman's Connection"; and was commissioned to write and perform "Hispanic Women Speak." She has two screenplays and two novels under her belt and continues to write both fiction and nonfiction as well as work as an editor and writing coach. "A Dream of Rescue," her psychological thriller, will take you to Chicago, New Orleans, and the mists of the Atchafalaya Swamp.
Elaine currently lives in Culver City with her husband and her dog, Obi Wan Kanobe, the Jedi House Elf; he weighs five pounds and he bilocates. You can find out more about Elaine and contact her at www.ElainePartnow.comvizualizați mai puține