Flash Mob: A Broadway Romance

Gregory A. Kompes

2020年4月 · Lantern Audio · 朗讀者：J. F. Harding

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Flash Mob follows famed Broadway director and choreographer Jericho Taylor as he mounts a revival of 42nd Street and produces a series Flash Mobs. Taylor discovers and falls in love with fresh-from-the-Midwest triple threat, Billy Lake and places the young man at the center of his Flash Mobs, which become a viral sensation. The seemingly spontaneous Flash Mob dance events are designed to counter the public's fear caused by a string of terrorist bombings in the New York City area. Aamil, a young terrorist, sees Taylor's Flash Mobs as an opportunity to escape from forced servitude and into the American way of life, but his bosses have other plans.

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Gay-Contemporary author, Gregory A. Kompes (MFA, MS Ed.), has written Circuitous Course, Suddenly Psychic, Messages from The Three Sisters, Sky Pirates, First Dimension, The Broadway Series: Tamburlaine, The Middle Man, Flash Mob, and the bestselling 50 Fabulous Gay-Friendly Places to Live. He is included in over a dozen anthologies, including Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Dog. Gregory is the founder of The Writer Workshop in Savanna, GA and offers classes, workshops, and events to help writers improve their craft. He also served as a Subject Matter Expert for Southern New Hampshire University's MFA program where he teaches courses in the Business of Writing, Editing and Coaching, and Audience Building for authors. In addition to writing and teaching, Gregory also has walked the Via de La Plata route of the Camino de Santiago, served as president of the Henderson Writer's Group--the largest writer critique group in Nevada and hosts of the Las Vegas Writer's Conferinence-and toured the US and the Far East for many years as a bass player in the pits for Broadway shows. Gregory holds a BA in English Literature from Columbia University, New York, a B. Msc. in Metaphysics from Sedona University, a Certificate in Online Teaching and Learning, an MS Ed. from California State University, East Bay, and an MFA in Creative Writing from National University.