Gabriel writes children’s stories and produces creative content for Little Passports. He is a UC Berkeley H. W. Hill Prize winner and a Yoshiko Uchida Prize nominee for short fiction.
He is currently working on a number of projects including his first novel for young readers, a children’s book about monsters, and a short story featuring a renegade pomegranate tree, which Aimee Bender thinks is an excellent idea (she told him so via email and he hasn’t stopped bragging about it since).
Read his latest piece, a flash fiction series titled “Wild Words,” at Used Furniture Review.
Gabriel began acting as a child, landing his first major role as George Washington in Murray Manor Elementary School’s production of America! America! America!. The performance earned him two Tony Award nominations. (Fifth-grader Tony Shapiro, of your-lunch-is-better-than-mine fame, loved the performance so much that he almost gave Gabriel his Twinkie. Twice.) Gabriel has been performing ever since.
Click here to view Gabriel’s professional acting resume.
For performance inquiries or additional information, please contact Gabriel directly via the envelope button.
Reece Jones (b.1976, UK) - Within and Beyond. Charcoal on paper with polymer varnish, 152 x 209 cm (2008)
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Interviewed after winning England’s Costa Prize for Literature in late January, the distinguished novelist Andrew Miller remarked that while he assumed that soon most popular fiction would be read on screen, he believed and hoped that literary fiction would continue to be read on…
The best pro-eBook argument I’ve read. Thanks, Nathan.
Finders Keepers by William Lipkind and Nicolas Mordvinoff ~ Harcourt, Brace & World, 1951
Other favorites: “Actor at The Cheesecake Factory” and “Customer Calmer-Downer at ShitStorm USA.”
Painting by Jerry Wayne Downs, who was also an animator for ten years worth of Disney films