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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Meet Suzanne Marion, Author of “Too Many Tutus”
Tweet Tell us something about yourself: This is such a nice opportunity for me to be interviewed for your blog, thanks very much. I’m a musician in Houston, Texas, retired after teaching voice and piano for quite a few years. … Continue reading
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Weekly Chapter Challenge
Tweet Well, another week has passed and I’ve sent E.J. another chapter. I’m nearing the end, and the chapters are getting more difficult to write. I’m so, so glad that I’m participating in this — I don’t know how long … Continue reading
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Meet Margot Finke, author of “Ruthie and the Hippo’s Fat Behind”
Tweet Tell us something about yourself? Many years ago, I owned a pet store in Australia, and sold tropical fish and goldfish. My husband, Alan, an American from New York, had set up a wholesale fish hatchery in Queensland, the … Continue reading
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Another week for Weekly Chapter Challenge
Tweet Well, EJ and I have again exchanged chapters {claps self and worthy chapter buddy on back}, and I’ve started working on comments I received from my in-person critique group, too. Today I’d like to start on another chapter and … Continue reading
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Interview with aspiring author Sharon Blumberg
Tweet Tell us something about yourself? I am a junior high Spanish and Language Arts teacher in Illinois. I have been a teacher for about 20 years. I have picked up a lot of wonderful ideas about young adults by … Continue reading
Meet J. Aday Kennedy, author of picture book Klutzy Kantor
Tweet About J. Aday Kennedy J. Aday Kennedy was born and raised in McKinney, Texas. During her teenage years she was a line officer in the McKinney High School Marquettes (drill team). Aday disliked school and quit in the eleventh … Continue reading
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Weekly Chapter Challenge
Tweet I belong to a great group on Writers Digest Community It’s callled “Weekly Chapter Challenge.” If you sign up for the Writers Digest Community website (which is great, by the way), you can the join the group. Then you … Continue reading
Meet Marietta Taylor
Tweet Today I have the pleasure of interviewing Marietta Taylor, author of “Surviving Unemployment Devotions To Go.” Tell us a little about yourself I’ve been married for 17 years to Rick. We have two teenaged daughters, ages 15 and 13. … Continue reading
Follow our June Booktour
Tweet 1st Karen Cioffi Virginia Grenier Karen Cioffi is featuring Virginia Grenier 2nd Kathy Stemke Robert Medak Kathy Stemke is featuring Robert Medak 3rd Nancy Famolari Jane Sutton Nancy Famolari is featuring Jane Sutton 4th Margaret Fieland Marietta Taylor Margaret … Continue reading