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Local Made Good: E.J. Meyers

Providence filmmaker E.J. Meyers has landed a big endorsement for his first film project. The thirty-one-year-old received the blessing of horror master Stephen King to use King's short story, "Ten O'Clock People," as the basis for a short film. Meyers wrote the screenplay - which is set in Boston - and raised the funds to finance the film. Filming begins in the fall, and E.J. Meyers has enlisted Matrix actor Clayton Watson to star. It will debut it at film festivals early next year.
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Thursday, July 5, 2012       Listen 897
*Originally aired 11/02/12
Walter Mosley on The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey

Walter MosleyLate last year, Walter Mosley joined us to talk about his latest novel, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey. Mosley’s protagonist, Ptolemy Grey, is an old, ailing recluse living in a dump of a cluttered apartment. His mind, on a downward spiral of dementia, is equally cluttered with a mashup of memories: the death of his wife, the lynching of a friend, his service in World War II. Then everything changes when he’s offered a Faustian bargain—a drug that will restore his brain in exchange for a shorter life. He takes the plunge, hoping mental clarity will help him solve a murder. Though Mosley may be best known for detective novels, his writing spans all genres: literary fiction, science fiction, crime and social commentary. In The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, Mosely uses threads from all of these styles to tell the story of mortality and morality. 

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