A Night Voices mystery and an ode to Hollywood, 1934, and to the noir detective story. The most significant action takes place in the notorious Garden of Allah on Sunset Boulevard once owned by the silent movie star and producer, Alla Nazimova. The sensational headlines on the front pages of all five major metropolitan newspapers in Los Angeles at the time read, "Who Killed Dorothy Muir?" Who indeed killed the beautiful red-haired silent screen star and cold-hearted blackmailer? The Garden of Allah was the kind of place where murder never happened. Now, tradition has been violently shattered.
About the Author: Carlos Velez III was the writer, producer, and director of an original live mystery/suspense series entitled, "Night Voices, Radio Theatre for the New Age Mind," on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. "Night Voices" revived and celebrated the art of the live radio suspense stories of the 1930's, 40's, and 50's. He has been involved in all aspects of theater for seventeen years.
He has written one and two-act plays, many mystery novellas collected in two volumes, and several novels. His non-fiction book, "En Garde! A Girl's Introduction to the World of Fencing," was published by Wish Publishing. He lives in wine country, Sonoma, California.
About the Author: Carlos Velez III was the writer, producer, and director of an original live mystery/suspense series entitled, "Night Voices, Radio Theatre for the New Age Mind," on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. "Night Voices" revived and celebrated the art of the live radio suspense stories of the 1930's, 40's, and 50's. He has been involved in all aspects of theater for seventeen years.
He has written one and two-act plays, many mystery novellas collected in two volumes, and several novels. His non-fiction book, "En Garde! A Girl's Introduction to the World of Fencing," was published by Wish Publishing. He lives in wine country, Sonoma, California.
