Jonathan Evison

2 months ago | audiofilemagazine.com | Jonathan Evison

by | Read by Kimberly Farr In a warm, comforting voice, award-winning narrator Kimberly Farr brings this epic love story to life, giving full attention and spirit to each character. Farr's voices are easily distinguishable, and each one is perfectly suited to the person portrayed. Abe and Ruth Winter met on a blind date in college in the 1950s and moved through the ups and downs of marriage, children, relocation, debilitating illness, and family tragedies.

Jan 24, 2025 | bookreporter.com | Jonathan Evison

On the morning of his 90th birthday, Abe Winter regards himself in the mirror. “He had the look of a man who was liable to get lost on his way to the kitchen, a man easily coerced into sending a sizable check to the next telemarketer who happened to solicit him on the county’s last remaining landline.”Abe’s wife, Ruth, is in the kitchen making potato salad for the party.

Dec 10, 2024 | redcarpetcrash.com | Win A Copy |Jonathan Evison

DAY OF THE FIGHT film. Two screenings at AMC Boston Common this Friday and Saturday at 7:45pm. Click on the link below and read the instructions. https://forms.gle/6UjhFYeHT4GASFUy6Mikey, a former champion boxer, prepares for his first fight after prison. He revisits his past, reconnects with close ones and seeks redemption. As he gets ready for this crucial fight, Mikey tries to make amends. DAY OF THE FIGHT opens in theaters December 6.

Dec 10, 2024 | redcarpetcrash.com | Win A Copy |Jonathan Evison

A COMPLETE UNKNOWN? The screening will be on Tuesday, December 17 at 7:00pm at MJR Troy. Click on the link below for passes. LINK: http://www.searchlightscreenings.com/RQcFI50613Timothée Chalamet stars and sings as Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, the electric true story behind the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history. Latest posts by RedCarpetCrash (see all)

Nov 23, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Jonathan Evison |Kristin Hannah |Richard Wright

A dramatic, vividly detailed reconstruction of a little-known aspect of the Vietnam War. A young woman’s experience as a nurse in Vietnam casts a deep shadow over her life. When we learn that the farewell party in the opening scene is for Frances “Frankie” McGrath’s older brother—“a golden boy, a wild child who could make the hardest heart soften”—who is leaving to serve in Vietnam in 1966, we feel pretty certain that poor Finley McGrath is marked for death.