My Favorite Murder on my favorite: Frances Glessner Lee

 My favorite podcast, My Favorite Murder, covered my favorite topic/woman Frances Glessner Lee! 

More sleuthing women born in the wrong era

                                

                                 

I just can't seem to stay away from stories about women who defy the narrowly defined gender roles of their era to solve murders. I think Frances Glessner Lee would very much approve of a TV pilot I wrote, All that Glitters:

A quintessential 1950s housewife discovers a toddler covered in the blood of her murdered mother in a pristine suburb. She launches her own investigation into the murder which leads to the discovery of an actual top secret U.S. Intelligence program, Operation Paperclip, that gave sanctuary to 1,600 Nazis after the war.

Recently, I had the powerful experience of hearing my pilot at a table read by actors that blew me away. I'm so grateful to Catalyst, Current Resident and these actors for an amazing event.