George Perez

George Perez is really an artist. He loves to paint, anything and everything, and his paintings can be viewed at FineArtAmerica.com. He also likes to write stories, and since he earns his living working as a Spanish Interpreter and Translator, he came up with the idea of "translating" one of his stories into a screenplay. Although some of his friends had advised him that it couldn't be done, he went ahead and did it anyway-and the result is evidenced in this work. George also has somewhat of an...See more

George Perez is really an artist. He loves to paint, anything and everything, and his paintings can be viewed at FineArtAmerica.com. He also likes to write stories, and since he earns his living working as a Spanish Interpreter and Translator, he came up with the idea of "translating" one of his stories into a screenplay. Although some of his friends had advised him that it couldn't be done, he went ahead and did it anyway-and the result is evidenced in this work. George also has somewhat of an interest in esoteric writings and things of that nature, and he has enjoyed reading the Teachings of Don Juan, by Carlos Castaneda. This could be the reason why Keven, our hero in the story, sees himself as a spiritual warrior. Being no stranger to the Theater, George has appeared in a number of plays, including The Rivals, Rehearsal for Murder, Annie, and The Man in the Bowler Hat. He also had brief appearances in the Independent Films Counting Days, and Night for Nixie. And not to leave anything out, George also has an interest in the health of our Planet Earth, the Human Potential, and the awakening of consciousness and the spirit within. He currently lives in Washington State. See less