Trish Silver attended the University of Cincinnati’s School of Journalism, where a semantics teacher encouraged her to pursue writing. A Midwest native, Silver ended up in Los Angeles during the turbulent ’60s. Around the same time, she realized she wanted to become a wife and mother. “Wizzie the Wonder Dog Saves the Day,” is the first in a series of children’s picture book series. Silver, along with her partner, Lynne Berger, are working on their sequel of the Wizzie’s series. Trish has been a romance writer and had penned her first novel “When I Remember Love,” in 2009. It’s still available on Amazon, Kindle and Smashwords.com. She’s is still working on the sequel “Price of Love,” with her talented writing partner Lynne Berger. MEDIA CONTACT: Trish Silver Email: pattisilver@pacbell.net Phone: (818) 271-7696 Website: www.trishsilver.com
Lynne Berger is a children's book writer. She has worked as a journalist, writer, and a newspaper editor. Later she achieved her life-long dream of creating with her husband Phillip, “The Enchanted Forest Children's Theater and Creative Arts Learning Center," located in Los Angeles, California. Children as young as 18 months of age used costumes, props and sets to act out fairy tales and super hero stories to encourage their inherent creativity. Later, Lynne's innovative programs were taken by twenty-seven teachers to after school classes in the arts throughout the city. They were also used in summer camps and hospital programs as well. Unfortunately, when she was diagnosed with M.S. she was forced to sell the business. However, she didn't stop following her dreams and embarked upon the writing of a fantasy/magical novel for children named, "The Secret of Holly Stone Castle" which will be published soon. In edition, Lynne has a very talented family. Her daughter, Michele Samit, is a successful screenplay writer. Michele's sons are both flourishing in the entertainment field as well. Talent runs deep in this show biz family! Lynne is extremely happy to be working on the Wizzie project and along withTrish hopes to develop another illustrated children's book entitled "Never Was," scheduled to be published in 2016.
