Film at 11

<CENTER><b>Advance praise for <I>FILM AT 11</I></CENTER></b></P>Bart Lane and his fiance Elisabeth are a charming New England update of Nick and Nora Charles. While Bart films a rash of suicides Elisabeth plans their wedding copes with 'the relatives' and sees a therapist to keep sane. Fuller's light-hearted lunacy leaves me eager for another in the series.--<I><b>Kate Mattes Kate's Mystery Books</b></I></P>H.H. Fuller's <I>FILM AT 11</I> is a page-turning thriller set among Boston landmarks and on a remote island. Cameraman Bart Lane and poet Elisabeth Hemphill's appetite for food and each other has not diminished one bit since Fuller's rollicking prequel <I>IT'S A WRAP</I>.--<I><b>Al Gowan author FORT MOMMA ZAMORA'S TATTOO and SANTIAGO RAG</I></b></P><CENTER><I><b>Reader Praise for Fuller's IT'S A WRAP</CENTER></I></b></P>A tale of love filmmaking and culture from the mean streets of Boston to the sunrises on the New England seaboard. A suspense-filled story with the best elements of a crime novel a la Jim Thompson and qualities of Graham Greene. Fuller grabs you by the heart to join in the fun with camera ladle or knife in hand.--<I><b>Clint P Schneider Austin Texas</I></b></P>A must read for anyone interested in how films are made. It's a witty post-modern version of the Raymond Chandler style.--<I><b>Don Kendall Newton Massachusetts</I></b></P>Fast-paced and fun yet the threat of murder and mayhem is always with you. The characters are likeable the romance is romantic and the food scenes are delicious! I can't wait for the sequel to come out.--<I><b>Julia Humphreys Martha's Vineyard</I></b></P>I couldn't put it down. Cheeky funny romantic flagrantly improbable and cunningly real.--<I><b>John Marshall documentary filmmaker</I> A KALAHARI FAMILY</b></P>