Polly Frost

I felt so honored to be interviewed by gaming guru Nick Braccia @ Culture Hacker about why traditional media people have trouble with the new world of internet promotion, my DIY projects vs. my mainstream publishing experience and more. Culture Hacker is an exciting site, part of new media visionary Lance Weiler's WorkBook Project -- and he runs the popular DIY Days events.

My humor piece about parents posting photos of their kids on Facebook -- "What It's All About" -- has just been published in Andrei Codrescu's literary magazine, Exquisite Corpse.

The beautiful magazine Opera News asked to write on the opera production that had the greatest impact on me and without a doubt it was the William Christie/Villagier one of Lully's "Atys." It's in the March issue, now on the stands and I'll link to it as soon as it's online.

I'm thrilled that two of my humor pieces will be published soon on Daniel Menaker's Grin & Tonic humor feature on the Barnes & Noble Nook. They'll be archived on the Barnes and Noble review site after that.

Two more of my humor pieces will be published soon by Narrative Magazine.

Ray and I are thrilled and honored that our one-act comedy "The Last Artist in New York City" was just selected for "Best American Short Plays 2008-2009" edited by Barbara Parisi and published by Applause.