#RRBC Spotlight Honors
#RRBC #RRBC Spotlight Honors with Host, Ron Yates @JHawker69
I’m excited to have been selected as a guest to appear on RRBC’s RAVE WAVES BlogTalkRadio “SPOTLIGHT HONORS” on Thursday, April 18, 2019!
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Conversations With Colleen: Meet Author & Poet, Miriam Hurdle
I’m delighted Colleen invited me over to have a conversation with her. I got a chance to talk about things I’ve never written for my blog. I love to invite you stopping by her blog and find out about our conversation. ❤ ❤
Hello everyone! This week I’m thrilled to bring you a new author. Miriam Hurdle participates in my Weekly Poetry Challenge and I often run into her at the Carrot Ranch Literary Community, where she participates in the flash fiction challenges. When I asked her to pick three or four questions from my huge list HERE, she got really excited. We all aspire to be successful authors and the best way to learn some of the tricks of the trade is to ask questions and learn everything we can along the way.
First, please meet my guest, Miriam Hurdle.
Miriam Hurdle is a multi-genre writer. She writes poetry, flash fiction, and short stories. Her poems are included in “Letters to Gaia,” “Whispers and Echoes Issue 2,” “Whispers and Echoes Issue 3,” and “Outkast and More Words.”
She is passionate about poetry and her favorite poets are Robert Frost with…
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Colleen’s 2018 #Book #Reviews – “Open a New Door,” by Authors, Robbie Cheadle & Kim Blades
Please enjoy this excellent interview of Robbie Cheadle by Colleen Chesebro and find out more about Robbie’s new book.
December is Poetry Book Review Month
IN THE AUTHORS WORDS:
“Open a New Door is a poetic peep into the lives of the poets, Kim Blades, and Robbie Cheadle, both of whom live in South Africa.
The book is divided into four categories: God bless Africa, God bless my family and friends, God bless me and God bless corporates and work. Each part is sub-divided into the good, the bad and the ugly of the two poets’ experiences, presented in rhyming verse, freestyle, haiku, and tanka, in each of these categories and include colourful depictions of their thoughts and emotions.”
The purpose of this book of poetry is encapsulated in the following tanka and haiku poems:
What drives me to write?
To share my innermost thoughts
The answer is clear
It’s my personal attempt
To make some sense of this world.
Inspiration blossoms
Like the unfurling petals
Of the…
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Exposing your work, on #LisaBurtonRadio
You don’t want to miss this post. A wonderful conversation among the super bloggers who devote their time and energy to help and support the authors.
Hi, all, and welcome to another edition of Lisa Burton Radio. This week is a special edition, because it’s geared to all you authors out there. It might give some good ideas to bloggers who want to host guests too.
Today, I’ve collected a group of power bloggers who host authors on their sites. This gives an author a way to reach a larger audience than they might if they were simply posting about date-night or something. This means when you have a new book to promote, or maybe to give an older title a secondary push.
We’re going to start by addressing the three-hundred-pound gorilla in the room, and I mean that literally. Chris The Storyreading Ape, hosts one of the largest author blogs around. “Did you get my fruit basket, Chris?”
“Yes I did thanks, Lisa – very thoughtful of you to use edible leaves to weave the…
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Conversations With Colleen: Meet Author, D. G. Kaye, (aka Debby Gies)
A wonderful interview of Debby Gies (D. G. Kaye) from Conversations with Colleen. Head over to read it and find out more of Debby’s insight about writing.
Hello everyone! This week I’m happy to share with you, my dearest friend and Canadian author, D. G. Kaye, (Debby Gies) as my guest. Debby puts up with my silliness every day, so when I begged asked her to pick three or four questions from my huge list HERE she was willing to give it a go.
We all aspire to be successful authors and the best way to learn some of the tricks of the trade is to ask questions. Debby has answered so many of my questions about book publishing that between us, we could write a book!
As many of you know, Debby also shares her goodwill through our blogging community by sharing our posts across the web and in the various Facebook groups, she belongs to, and by always cheering us on. I don’t know what I would do without her love and optimism that she…
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New Blog Feature: “Conversations With Colleen” How to Submit
What a great chance to be on the spotlight of Colleen’s New Feature! Please read the rest of the post and submit for an interview!
I’ve started a new weekly feature on my blog as another way to support my fellow authors. Conversations with Colleen will give you a way to introduce yourself to readers from around the world. Readers can check out your books and visit your Amazon Author Pages to see if they find anything that tweaks their reading fancy!
This is also a way for my readers to get to know some different authors. You never know what secrets I might be able to coax out of you!
Author interviews give a writer the opportunity to show off their writing skills and help to promote their creative work.
(Many thanks to Sally Cronin for her inspiration and the many ways she supports authors on her blog). ❤
How to Submit:
Please pick three to five (or one if you go into great detail) questions from the list below. Your answers must have…
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Interview with Author D.G. Kaye!
Please read this excellent interview of D. G. Kaye by Janice Spina.
INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR D.G. KAYE!
Please help me welcome author D.G. Kaye to Jemsbooks Blog Segment, Interview an Author. Debby is a wonderful online friend of mine whose friendship I cherish.
Thank you so much for inviting me over here today Janice, what a treat!
It’s wonderful to have you here, Debby. It’s been a long time in coming.
Please tell us something about yourself.
I’m a Canadian nonfiction/ memoir writer with 6 books under my belt and hoping to finish my 7th before this year runs away on me. All my books offer life lessons from my perspective and my own experiences. I liken myself to the Phoenix who rose above adversity from a dysfunctional childhood, a narcissistic mother, zero self-esteem and once upon a time, an extremely abusive relationship. I like to think by sharing my stories I can empower others.
I live in Toronto, born and…
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