Ann S. Epstein writes novels, short stories, memoir, essays, and poems. Please use the links or site menu to go to the HOME PAGE; learn about her NOVELS, SHORT STORIES, MEMOIR, ESSAYS, and POEMS; find interesting facts in BEHIND THE STORY; read REFLECTIONS on writing; check NEWS for updates on publications and related events; see REVIEWS; learn about her END-OF-LIFE DOULA credentials and services; and CONTACT US to send webmail.
When the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz was made, Technicolor was a relatively new process. Intense, saturated colors were a hallmark of the film. Artists debated for six weeks before choosing just the right color for the yellow brick road. Dorothy’s ruby slippers required much less debate. Read more about the making of the movie in A Brain. A Heart. The Nerve. (see NOVELS).
