The Fabian Waltz is a witty romance set against the backdrop of late Victorian London, where poverty is all but ignored.
Now, she is a project manager for the state of West Virginia..
She worked in New York children\'s book publishing and Los Angeles interactive marketing for more than 15 years.
Kim has a Master of Art\'s degree from Parsons School of Design.
Kim Harbour, Kris\' wife, created the interior sketches and designed the book.
Inky the cat is Kris\' faithful writing companion.
They enjoy a hobby farm in West Virginia, with many animals.
Kris and Kim have two grown girls.
They\'ve been together ever since.
The bold, feminist beliefs of the Victorian characters intrigued Kim and she asked to meet the author.
While living in New York, Kris met his future wife at a reading of his play: The Fabian Waltz.
About author(s): Kris Hall earned his Master\'s Degree in Playwriting at Rutgers University, studying under Roger Cornish, an expert on British theatre.
Returning to London, the friends make life-altering decisions, including one that leads to a tragic destiny.
He offers sage advice and amusing commentary as the romances bloom, then fade.
The Fabian work ethic, vegetarianism and social activism clash with Wilde\'s self-indulgence.
Oscar Wilde joins them to avoid the temptations of London - and his lover, Lord Alfred Bosie Douglas.
During the summer, the two couples share a country cottage.
Potter put aside the comforts of her upper-class Life to go undercover in the city\'s sweatshops to expose the meager wages and horrid working conditions of the urban poor.
Webb pursues a beautiful social reformer named Beatrice Potter.
Shaw\'s best friend and fellow Fabian is Sidney Webb, a romantic Cockney intellectual.
George Bernard Shaw, the Don Juan of London\'s progressive Fabian Society, finds himself attracted to an Irish millionairess: Charlotte Payne-Townshend.
Shaw and his fellow Fabians fight for social justice and discover love along the way.
Playwright George Bernard Shaw\'s Life and work are upended by a challenging woman he cannot win.
The Fabian Waltz is a witty romance set against the backdrop of late Victorian London, where poverty is all but ignored
