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Radio Show | A Literary Interview Gone Awry: The End of Christian America

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Don’t let the title frighten you. Today’s broadcast was everything but horrible. William Cooper, author or There’s Always a Reason, and Tyrell DeVon Floyd mesmerized me with their quick wit, sincere humor and substantive and unconditional honesty. What started out as a discussion of their contributions to the anthology, The Soul of a Man (June […]

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Writing | Labor of Love or Love of the Labor

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So you want to write the next Great American Novel. You sit in front of your computer, hands ready to type, ideas filling your mind to the brim, and you begin to write. What happens next is the difference between a writer and everyone else. (my response to Andrew Sprong’s Blog, Writing is Labor of

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Radio Show | Sylvia Hubbard

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Author, blogger, founder of Motown Writers’ Network, mother and digital publisher, Sylvia Hubbard, discusses with host, Anjuelle Floyd, the advances, challenges and freedoms digital publishing offers, and presents authors, readers, and the publishing world Sylvia is the author of Dreams of Reality, Dreams, Lies and Family Ties, Stone’s Revenge, Stealing Innocence I & II, Cabin

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How do you know you’re a writer?

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How do you know you’re a writer? I struggle with this question while readying my second book, a novel, The House, for publication in fall 2009. I graduated my MFA program–Goddard College, Port Townsend, Washington–in July 2006. The afternoon following commencement I was fortunate enough to open my e-mail and see a publisher’s request to

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