
Susanna Lohse is an award winning screenwriter, as well as a talented
author and illustrator. Her first novel, The Peerless Dulcinea, paint
contrasting pictures between a society that is free and one that is not,
while expounding the importance of freedom, free market principles,
private property rights and limited government.
Her home and father's business were confiscated in a communist
revolution, and her first novel The Peerless Dulcinea is a based on her
childhood as the daughter of an American schoolteacher who traveled
to Havana from Oklahoma and married a wealthy South American
businessman and polo player.
Before finalizing The Peerless Dulcinea in novel form, she turned it
into a screenplay winning a Gold Award in the Family/Children
category of unproduced screenplays at the 37th Annual WorldFest
Houston International Film Festival.
She has also penned three other screenplays, and two books, not yet
published: a conservative non-fiction book for teenage girls,
Handling Boys, and Other Important Matters, and a picture book
about two dogs entitled When Stephen’s Away.
She was born in Oklahoma, but lived in pre-Castro Havana. Between
mid 1956 and 1993, and now resides in Houston, Texas with her
husband.


Susanna onstage at the
WorldFest Houston
International Film Festival
receiving her award.
Susanna with "Miss Kitty: The
Republican Cat" Puppet.