Psychologist and UCLA instructor, Dr. Carmen Stenholm discusses her book, “Crack Between the Worlds,” about four generations of mothers and daughters in a 20th Century German family, that won the MSWA (Military Writer’s Society of America) 2010 Silver Award.
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Teacher, DeAnne M. Sherman discusses Finding My Way, I’m Not Alone and My Story, books written with her daughter, Michelle, a psychologist, in their mission to empower families affected by issues of war, trauma and/or mental illness.
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Author, poet, and founder/CEO of Lit Noire Publishing,DuEwa Frazier, discusses her writings, Ten Marbles and a Bag to Put Them In, Stardust Tracks on a Road, Shedding Light From My Journeys and her forthcoming collection.
DuEwa is also the is the editor of the award nominated anthology Check the Rhyme: An Anthology of Female Poets and Emcees. She She holds degrees from Hampton University and Fordham University. DuEwa hosts Rhymes, Views and News Radio Show. She is a MFA candidate in Creative Writing at The New School.
Visit her websites @:
www.duewaworld.com
www.twitter.com/litnoirepub
www.blogtalkradio.com/duewafraziershow
www.rhymesviewsnews.blogspot.com
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Author, Joylene Nowell Butler, discusses her novel, “Dead Witness” and her other writings.
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1. Tell a little about yourself.
My name is Roxanne and I received my B.A. in English from Sierra Nevada College.
I run the blog Unintentionally Brilliant, which is mostly filled with my daily meanderings, but also features book reviews.
In “real life” I work as an administrative assistant for an environmental consulting firm in Reno, NV.
I’m mother to a four-year-old who provides a lot of humorous (and sometimes poignant) entries for the blog.
2. How did you come to reviewing fiction?
I was actually looking for something to post about one day, and I had just finished reading this fantastic book called This is Where We Live.
I decided to review it on my site.
I had so much fun doing so, I decided to make book reviews a semi-regular appearance on the blog.
I started off reviewing books that I picked up from the library, and have recently started querying publishers and authors for review copies.
3. How long have you been reviewing fiction?
I have always been the type of person to recommend books to friends. In this way, I have been a reviewer for a very long time. But in regards to the blog and writing physical reviews, I have only been reviewing fiction since September, so six months.
4. Are you a writer? If so what genre? Have you ever considered writing?
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Most recently I gave an interview on blog talk radio with Tabitha Vinson of Praise and Worship ICU (PWICU).
During our discussion of my recent novel, The House, Tabitha asked me to explain intimacy, an aspect that, for her, played heavily in The House.
Immediately I thought of what Marianne Williamson writes of Intimacy in her book, Illuminata. (pp. 151-153)
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The purpose of intimate partnership is to midwife the perfection in each other.
The point of love is to reveal to us the light inside. …
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Poet and author, Donnelle McGee, discusses his collection of poems, “Forget Me Not”.
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