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PHOTO: Robert Emery, the acclaimed producer, director, and author, shares insights into his multifaceted career and creative passions.
The Multifaceted Journey of
ROBERT EMERY
From Air Force Beginnings
AS TOLD TO DAN PETRES
Robert Emery discusses his journey from the Air Force to becoming an award-winning
storyteller, his latest novel Megastar, and his passion for cooking.
tRo Hollywood Heights
obert Emery’s Talk Radio, Readers Favorite, and emotional depth.
illustrious career as Literary Titan, and the Interna- Throughout his career, Emery
a producer, director, tional Review of Books. has demonstrated a unique ability
and writer spans over Emery’s latest novel, Megastar, to navigate various mediums of four decsades, showcasing marks his ninth publication and storytelling. From feature films
his remarkable versatility and has recently been honoured with
like Swimming Upstream to impactful documentaries such as For God and Country: A Marine Sniper’s Story and The Genocide Factor, his work spans a diverse range of genres and formats. Emery approaches each project with a distinct perspective, driven by a passion for the stories he tells and the messages he wishes to convey.
In his nonfiction work, Ameri- ca: Standing Strong, Emery add- resses the complex and politically
dedication to the craft of story- telling. His journey began at a young age, writing short stories that captivated his teachers and peers. This early passion for writing laid the foundation for a career that would see him excel in motion pictures, television, and literature. Emery’s work has earned him numerous accolades, including prestigious awards from Pen America, Author’s Circle, Book Excellence, Book
the Literary Titan Gold Award. The novel delves into the life
of a young man with an extra- ordinary voice who becomes an international sensation at the age of 19. Through this compelling narrative, Emery explores themes of fame, love, and loss, offering readers an intimate look at the highs and lows of stardom. Inspi- red by his admiration for Andrea Bocelli, Emery crafted a story that resonates with authenticity
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