Occasionally, BOOKGASM reports on the death of notable authors. But it really saddens us to have to report on the passing of one our own. Danielle Wegelin died last week in a car accident. Considering she was born in 1980, that’s far too soon. I’m not going to pretend that I ever met her face to face, but from all accounts, she was a smart, sharp person and a talented writer, all of which I believe is evident in all the reviews she wrote for us last year:
• ANGEL DUST APOCALYPSE by Jeremy Robert Johnson
• FIASCO: A HISTORY OF HOLLYWOOD’S ICONIC FLOPS by James Robert Parish
• HOLLYWOOD JOCK: 365 DAYS, FOUR SCREENPLAYS, THREE TV PITCHES, TWO KIDS, AND ONE WIFE WHO’S READY TO PULL THE PLUG by Rob Ryder
• SNAKES ON A PLANE by Christa Faust
Related posts:
- Fiasco: A History of Hollywood’s Iconic Flops
- Angel Dust Apocalypse
- Hollywood Jock: 365 Days, Four Screenplays, Three TV Pitches, Two Kids, and One Wife Who’s Ready to Pull the Plug
- Tales of Masks & Mayhem: Volume III
- FRIDAY AFTERNOON REGASM >> 7.7.06
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