James W. Jennings' Wings of Red Flips the MFA Novel on Its Head
In this month's edition of Open Book, we asked author James W. Jennings about writing his debut novel, "Wings of Red."
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In this month's edition of Open Book, we asked author James W. Jennings about writing his debut novel, "Wings of Red."
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Pharoah will be bringing his potent mix of impersonations and vividly funny tales of his personal life to the stage of Chicago’s Den Theatre August 26 as he tapes a new hourlong special.
A 2002 plane crash put Harold Gorden in charge of his best friend Neal Smith’s company. The result was “just heartbreaking,” says one of Smith’s sons.
Search-and-rescue crews, working through the night, found its wreckage at 11 a.m. the next day, along with the body of its pilot and only occupant: 59-year-old Neal Smith II, president of the Denver real estate holding company that his grandfather had founded 75 years before.