About Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
was born and raised in Oakland, California, before eventually moving to
Hollywood. After earning an MFA from UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television, he became a screenwriter, earning first place honors in Samuel Goldwyn
and Jack Nicholson Screenwriting Awards. His first book, Thirteen Moons: A
Year in the Wilderness, chronicled a Henry David Thoreau–esque year he
spent living out of a teepee on the banks of the American River high in the
Sierra Nevadas. He currently lives in Santa Barbara with his wife and children.
About Mark Ashby
Mark Ashby has recorded
over three hundred books for the Library of Congress, including works by
Hemingway, Dostoyevsky, and Dan Brown. He received the AFB Scourby Award for
nonfiction narration and was nominated for a Torgi Award. He also directed and
starred in the full-cast audio play Flesh
and Blood, and his stage acting credits include The Odd Couple, Who’s Afraid
of Virginia Woolf?, The Seven Year
Itch, The Nerd, and Boeing Boeing. Also, as a member and
head writer of comedy troupe Those Guys, he has penned a semi-autobiographical
play called How to Make a Baby.