Woody Allen is not only one of the great movie directors but one of the foremost creative artists of our time. In over forty-five movies, from Annie Hall to Midnight in Paris, and through a career that's included stand-up, play-writing, screenwriting, directing, and acting, Woody has evolved more than reinvented himself. In the first biography of Allen in over twenty years, David Evanier writes about Allen's private life as well as his very public career. He untangles fact from rumor about Allen's relationship with Mia Farrow as well as the great scandals that surfaced in the 1990s and recently resurfaced, and makes thoughtful connections between Allen's romantic relationships and the characters in his movies.In fresh interviews with collaborators, boyhood pals, family and friends, Evanier fills in fascinating details about where Woody came from, how he got his start, and how he has been able to be moral in his business dealings and make exactly the movies that interest him most with the people who interest him most, from Diane Keaton to Cate Blanchett to Michael Caine. Even the closest Allen-watcher will be riveted by Evanier's rich portrait: detailed but sweeping, Woody is the biography of an artist who has never lost his passion, talent and capacity to break new artistic ground, who has always been swept up in the creative act of becoming.

SINISTER is a horror story with a heart. It is very dark and evil one moment and then light hearted and fun the next. It will frighten you, then make you laugh out loud. It tosses you from one emotion to another from chapter to chapter. Its also a mystery with lots of twists and turns. Be warned Sinister has a sensitive side too, you may even shed a tear. In the end, I'm quite certain that you will be thrilled with SINISTER. Dexter Remmington's meteoric rise in the field of law astonished everyone but Dexter. In no time at all he became the high water mark for D.A.'s across the country. He didn't just win every case he took on; he literally embarrassed the defense with his brilliance. This did little to enhance Dexter's popularity among his adversaries, not to mention their clientele. Being popular held no importance to Dexter, inside or outside the courtroom. He just wasn't a people person. Some even thought Dexter became a district attorney to eliminate as many people as he could within the law. Now he was missing without a trace. Detective Alister Woodrow was assigned to track Remmington down before the case became federal. Woodrow's long time friend Jack Stringer who worked for Remmington as his personal private investigator joined in the search. What they found was a horror so dark and despicable; their very sanity would be jeopardized

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