Revisiting Joel Schumacher’s The Phantom Of The Opera

Greetings fans and friends!  This has been a very busy few weeks for me! As my book  becomes available through many on-line booksellers,  I’ve been running back and forth trying get my accounts in order.  As  of now, there is no information about my book on any of these sites, only the purchase function has been enabled.  When my accounts have been verified, Amazon will update my pages with the info I have fed them.

As some of you will recall, a few weeks before the release of my book I had started an episodic blog entitled, “Nature or Nurture; Who’s Your Daddy Now?”  Well, once the book was released I have had no time to continue on that theme, but I do fully intend to do so after things have settled down a bit, so stay tuned!

A new phenomenon has begun around the release of Chanson.  People are talking about it.  On several sites I frequent, I am now being asked specific questions with regard to Chanson de l’Ange.  For today’s blog, I thought I would cover some of the those questions and offer curious readers and Phantom of the Opera fans an overview of my ‘take’ on the Phantom story.  The fact is, there are a LOT of POTO based published novels available, so coupled with these options and the retail expense of Print On Demand published books,  a discerning reader wants to be reasonably certain before making such a purchase that they will enjoy the book.  If after reading the following, any of you still have questions, please feel free to ask them through the comments window and I will be happy to answer… (to read entire article click or to leave comments, the MORE button.