Category: Anjuelle Floyd Author Blog
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Event | Anita’s Desk Interviews Anjuelle Floyd: The Reality & Stigma of Abuse and How We Cope – Part II
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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Participating on Social Networks vs. Blogging
With all the social networks that have arisen–particularly those for writers and readers–I wonder how much membership and spending time and developing connections at these sites actually benefits the writer versus blogging. And if so what is the most productive balance of time an author can spend seeking out and making friends at a social…
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A Thick State of Denial
While training to become a psychotherapist I was taught that the thicker a client’s state of denial, the deeper the wound that lay beneath it. As I look at the ways various sectors of the economy are continuing to spend money like there’s no tomorrow, never mind the economic depression that lay upon us today,…
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Radio Show | A Literary Interview Gone Awry: The End of Christian America
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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Radio Show | The Soul of a Man: William Fredrick Cooper and Tyrell DeVon Floyd
Authors William Fredrick Cooper and Tyrell De Von Floyd will join me in discussing their works, “No Regrets” (William Fredrick Cooper) and “A Hoop & A Holler” (Tyrell DeVon Floyd) 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!…
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What I’m Reading…
Though I write literary women’s fiction focused on African American women and men–mainly wives and husbands–I love to read historical fiction set in the Victorian era of England and Europe. Also men were men, and women were women. And like us today, they were flawed. It was okay to be married back then. No one…
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What I’m Reading…
Though I write literary women’s fiction focused on African American women and men–mainly wives and husbands–I love to read historical fiction set in the Victorian era of England and Europe. Also men were men, and women were women. And like us today, they were flawed. It was okay to be married back then. No one…