Bill Love has been writing privately and professionally for 35 years, with eight books written to date. He's had a number of close calls with that elusive "15 minutes of fame" that included a second place award for a short story titled Trespasser. This story became the basis for his latest novel, The Silent Bark. One evening while strolling through his kitchen, the phone rang. The voice said we've read your story Trespasser and would like to talk to you about making a movie. We're wrapping up a Disney film now. But wait, he said, I have to take this other call. Can I call you right back? Sure, Bill said, that would be fine. Have your people call my people, he thought, then we can do a deal over some cappuccinos, babe. Bill's still waiting for that return call... Bill has been a newspaper columnist and an editor of books, screenplays and newsletters. He's written non-fiction (Capital Asset Management) and fiction of novel length (The Alumni) and short stories (My Lunch With God), all self-published, and co-authored a full-length screenplay entitled "The Cloth" with a multiple Emmy award winner. His latest work is entitled "Fun With The English Language", a workbook for elementary level school children.