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Of Scott Pratt, The Writer’s Predicament and Hilary Rosen …

Apr 17, 2012

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Fellow author, Pamela Samuels Young, recently forwarded, as she did to 30-40 others, the link to an genre author, Scott Pratt’s new blog, The Writer’s Predicament. While I have not read any of Mr. Pratt’s five legal thrillers I will say that if his novel writing style holds any of the similarities he had exhibited…

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Of Memoir, Climax, and “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother”…

Jan 19, 2012

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Writing teacher and mentor, Clive Matson, always said that if a writer found her or himself wanting and/or needing to explain her or his story that the reader might gain the author’s intended message, the author needed to revise their story further. Completing a manuscript requires more than simply writing the story, editing and revising…

Of Eldest Daughters, Mothers and Healing…

Jan 12, 2012

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When two years ago, our eldest daughter asked to moved back home I was thrilled. Having just earned a graduate degree and about to begin law school she expressed the desire to return to a more laid back lifestyle than she had experienced when a coed and then graduate student living in the city. My…

Of Time, Human Imagination, and the Gift of Self-Publishing…

Dec 13, 2011

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I recently read a discussion, Attention Self-Published Authors at Definitive Serious Writers Group at LinkedIn, on the stigma self-publishing bears and that many self-published authors perpetuated by not giving enough attention to the quality of all aspects of creating a well-written narrative and packaging it in enticing aesthetics. I turned to self-publishing because I am…

Radio Show | Indu Sundaresan

Dec 8, 2011

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Indu Sundaresan, author of the Taj Trilogy: The 20th of Wife, Feast of Roses, The Splendor of Silence, followed by In the Convent of Little Flowers, and Shadow Princess will discuss her works and life as a writer. So tune in.

Author Interview | Sheila Deeth

Oct 26, 2011

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Next Wednesday, November 2nd, I’ll host author of Spiritual Speculative Fiction, Sheila Deeth, on Book Talk, Creativity, and Family Matters. Until then, enjoy her interview below. Tell us a little about yourself, Shelia. I’m an English American, a mathematician who can’t add up, a writer who can’t spell (blame the “born in England living in…

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Of Scott Pratt, The Writer’s Predicament and Hilary Rosen …

Protected: Radio Show & Guest Interview | Tyora Moody

Of Memoir, Climax, and “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother”…

Of Eldest Daughters, Mothers and Healing…

Of Time, Human Imagination, and the Gift of Self-Publishing…

Radio Show | Indu Sundaresan

Author Interview | Sheila Deeth