About the Author
Jeannie Piazza-Zuniga is an established author having written articles for Preservation Magazine, Theater Historical Society of America, the Miami Herald and others. She has a BFA in Theater from Florida International University and often attends Miami Writers Institute for creative writing. She attended The New England Conservatory of Music and sang with the NEC Chorus with the Boston Symphony Orchestra; She sang as a member of the Civic Choral of Greater Miami and continues singing with the Choristers at John Knox Village. She sang with a classic rock band, The Dreamcatchers, and has acted in No Exit, Sweet Charity, West Side Story and Jesus Christ Super Star. She performed as Mother Goose to hundreds of children in Miami for Alphabet Theater Productions and taught for Dade County Public Schools for many years.
Books
A Memoir of drama on and off stage at the City of Miami's historic Olympia Theater at Gusman Center. Delve into the 18 year climb of the author from Florida International student-intern to director of theater operations. Share the dazzling events of the day-to-day Renaissance of the magical theater as it turned a decaying Downtown Miami into the center of cultural excitement and star-studded entertainment.
A historic romance novel set in Boston during the turbulent 1960's with a city divided and a nation on edge. Civil Rights filled the streets and in the halls of the Massachusetts State House, new laws promised change while old prejudices continued to cling to power. Two highly motivated biracial lovers believe their love is strong enough to survive the hatred and bigotry of the times--but will it?
Get in Touch
Contact Information
Reach out to us for any inquiries or collaborations. We value feedback and are always eager to connect with fellow book enthusiasts.
