Author: Anjuelle Floyd
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Why Reading is Important
I’ve received several comments on my blogs concerning Dan Brown. They were all positive, the readers saying they had added Angels and Demons to their reading list. I wrote to one person in response to their comment that: I find that reading a work that displays the element of craft I am trying to incorporate…
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Protected: Radio Show | The Soul of a Man: Thomas Ashburn and Eddrick DeJuan
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Radio Show | The Soul of a Man: Thomas Ashburn and Eddrick DeJuan
Author, Thomas Ashburn and Eddrick DeJuan, will join me in discussing their works, “Reaching Forward” (Ashburn) and “The Birthday Gift” (DeJuan) in the anthology, The Soul of a Man, published by Peace in the Storm Press, and due for release in June 2009. So tune in! http://www.blogtalkradio.com/anjuellefloyd/2009/05/02/Authors-K-L-Belvin-and-Thomas-Ashburn-contributors-to-The-Soul-of-a-Man www.eddrickdejuan.com
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Editing: How Important is It?
Very. And yet this is a place where writers from all genres agree to disagree, as was the case today on AAMBC Radio where the topic was, “How Important is Editing?” I encourage all writers and novices of the craft to listen to or download the broadcast. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/AAMBC/2009/05/02/Panel-Discussion-How-important-is-Editing It would seem that quality editing is…
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The Need to Keep Things the Same: Monica Ali and “In The Kitchen”
…Ali has taken the action out of the home and into the high-octane kitchen of the executive chef Gabriel Lightfoot, whose restaurant at the Imperial Hotel gives her a wider, more public space in which to continue her exploration of the modern immigrant experience. In changing her setting, she almost manages to change her tone,…
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The Need to Keep Things the Same: Monica Ali and “In The Kitchen”
…Ali has taken the action out of the home and into the high-octane kitchen of the executive chef Gabriel Lightfoot, whose restaurant at the Imperial Hotel gives her a wider, more public space in which to continue her exploration of the modern immigrant experience. In changing her setting, she almost manages to change her tone,…
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A Book to Read: Angels and Demons
Last night I approached the final pages of Dan Brown’s novel, “Angels and Demons“. And boy, does it have a twist. I didn’t even see it coming. That’s a lot for a psychotherapist, where suspicion mixed with a little of cynicism, comes with the trade.