Category: Articles and Essays
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Twitter Chat: “Of Death, Mortality and The Steam of Compassion…”
Should Huma Abedin forgive her husband, US Representative Anthony Weiner? For further discussion join me for a Twitter Chat, this Thursday, June 16th, 2011 @ 5pm PDT/6pm MT/7pm CDT/8pm EDT. http://tweetchat.com/room/anjuelledfloyd ______________________________________________________________________________ Last Friday, I heard a young woman say, “She [Huma] should abort the child she is carrying by Weiner.” Should Huma do this…
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Radio Show | Flint Whitlock
Pulitzer-nominated author, and military historian Flint Whitlock discusses his novel, “Internal Conflicts”. Flint has also authored, The Fighting First, The Beasts of Buchenwald, The Rock of Anzio , Turbulence Before Takeoff, Distant Bugles-Distant Drums. His novel, If Chaos Reigns, a non-fiction military history of the Allied airborne and glider operations on D-Day, is yet to…
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Radio Show | DeAnne Sherman
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. So tune in.
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Radio Show | Lillian Brummet
Poet, Lillian Brummet, discusses the healing power of crafting poetry, hosting her radio show, Conscious Discussions, and how literary artists of the 21st century can and are making a difference. Lillian is the author of Towards Understanding. So tune in.
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Interview | Book Reviewer, Roxanne Piskel
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…
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Of 1st Novels, Eagerness to Publish, and the Need for Cooling Off Periods…
For anyone who has been eager to push their novel onto the world without taking a cooling off period read this blog post, an interview Meg Waite Clayton of SheWrites.com conducted with Eleanor Brown, author of Weird Sisters. The lines that really touched me were, “…I knew it wasn’t as good as it could have…