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Rebecca Chace

Rebecca Chace
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Rebecca Chace

Rebecca Chace is the author of Chautauqua Summer, a New York Times Notable Book, and the novel Capture the Flag, which was recently adapted into a short film. Chace cowrote the screenplay (with director Lisanne Skyler) and acts in the film. Chace is... Read full bio

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Q. Who is your favorite fictional hero?
A. Impossible to choose, there are so, so many. Most of my heroes are fictional
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My life in 8 words: "Unexpected turns in the road, love and adventure"
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Capture the Flag is now available in Trade Paperback
Oct 01, 2010
Capture the Flag will be released on October 01, 2010 in Trade Paperback
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Leaving Rock Harbor will be released on June 01, 2010 in Hardcover, eBook
Jun 01, 2010
Leaving Rock Harbor is now available in Hardcover, eBook
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Rebecca Chace Revealed

Q. What is your motto or maxim? A. perseverance furthers Q. What 3 personal qualities are most important to you? A. warmth, humor, intelligence Q. Who is your favorite fictional villain? A. Richard III, (though he is historical as well, but in Shakespeare's version who can resist him?) Q. If you could meet any historical character, who would it be and what would you say to him or her? A. I would like to meet Anton Chekov and spend a weekend with him.  Maybe we would talk about writing, maybe we wouldn't. But he would be great company and I would love to go the theatre with him and watch one of his plays performed by the Moscow Art Theatre. Q. With whom in history do you most identify? A. I admire the great French writer, Colette--for both her writing and the way she lived her life Learn more about Rebecca Chace

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NPR, March 17, 2011
...comes to Hollywood films, the drama behind the scenes is often juicier than the plots on screen. Author Rebecca Chace suggests three books that will take you inside the most brilliant — and the most disastrous film — projects in Hollywood. » E-Mail...