Author: Anjuelle Floyd
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Event | Anita’s Desk Interviews Anjuelle Floyd: The Reality & Stigma of Abuse and How We Cope
There are varying types and degrees of abuse, and not only do we define it differently, but we also deal with it differently. Please join me as I welcome Anjuelle Floyd, psychotherapist and author, as we discuss the effects of abuse and how we cope. Interview @ Anita’s Desk
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Blogging Can Improve Your Writing–Even Your Fiction
I recently ran across an article at problogger.net—Six Very Official Ways to Improve Your Writing. While the article aims at helping the blogger improve her/his craft, the suggestions hearken to what we know delivers exciting and engaging language. More importantly, Darren Rowse, encourages us to shift our attitude and approach towards blogging in a way…
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The Worth of an Editor
I recently had to fire an editor with whom I had contracted to edit my upcoming novel, The House. All started out fine, signing the editor’s contract and paying their requested fee. Yet three weeks into the process I was receiving long written assemblages of what amounted to–upon clarification from the editor–the editor’s thoughts as…
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Radio Show | Sylvia Hubbard
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?
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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Radio Show | Miki Starr Martin
On Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters, my guest is Miki Starr Martin, author of “Zella Dora: A Fictitious Memoir”. Our discussion today will examine how the work of some authors starts out good, but over time loses thrill and excitement. So tune in! http://www.blogtalkradio.com/anjuellefloyd/ To learn more about my guest, Miki Starr Martin, visit:…