In addition
to "The War of the Roses" and "Random Hearts," both
of which became major motion pictures, Adler's collection of short stories,
"The Sunset Gang," was made into a trilogy on the Public Broadcasting
System's American Playhouse, earning critical and popular success.
Adler's newest
novel, "Mourning Glory," will be published by Kensington this
month.
Adler is one
of the few and perhaps the only novelist in the world who has had all
his books digitized. He also has a line of print-on-demand books, making
him unique among current authors.
Prouty said
Adler's enthusiasm for technology made him "a perfect fit" for
the first-ever Author Access event hosted by the library.
Participants
can start submitting their questions for Adler immediately by going to
www.peachtree-city.org/library and clicking on the link for Author
Access. The cutoff date for questions will be three days before the discussion,
Prouty noted.
"Our goal
is to reach out to as many people as possible and share books," Prouty
said.
The library
recently began an online book club, where participants are mailed portions
of books in a variety of genres to give them a taste of what's available
at the library.
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