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Mayra Calvani

Interview with Erica Miner... coming soon!

November 18, 2007 at 5:39 PM

Erica Miner, former professional violinist later turned author, poet and screenwriter, has agreed to an interview, which I will be posting here and on Violin and Books soon. Erica’s story is both sad and inspiring. After winning the coveted position of violinist at the Metropolitan Opera Company in New York City, Erica had a tragic car accident which forced her to say goodbye to her violinist career forever. It was then that she turned to writing. But I won’t say anymore, as I don’t want to give too much away before her interview!

Her website is http://www.ericaminer.com


Cheers!
Mayra

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