It is hard to describe Peter Serko. He’s been a counselor, IT professional, playwright, filmmaker, museum quality photographer and now, add novelist. After acquiring a tattered cardboard box with old books, photos, and diaries from his great-grandmother, Peter became inspired to research his family genealogy and write a historical fiction novel about Hattie, a 14 year old girl and distant relative trying to make sense of post-Civil War America.
We also discuss Peter’s play, “My Brother Kissed Mark Zuckerberg” and film, “Footnote” which is a loving tribute to his brother who died of AIDS in the late 1980’s, and his photography.
The David Serko Project: https://davidserko.com Here is a link to the book on Amazon: https://a.co/d/7Fw5KGt
Watch Footnote on VIMEO(38 min): https://vimeo.com/203771933
Peter’s Photography: https://peterserko.com/transformation-art-changes-a-city/
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