Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Radio Show | Wayne Street
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, high school social studies teacher, husband, and father, Wayne Street, discusses his book, Game, Set, Life that addresses his fight to survive Crohn’s Disease and cancer, and that can be purchased from Tate Publishing.
You can order Wayne’s new publication, The Summer of the Goose, also from Tate Publishing.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/RU4f2
Author, high school social studies teacher, husband, and father, Wayne Street, discusses his book, Game, Set, Life that addresses his fight to survive Crohn’s Disease and cancer, and that can be purchased from Tate Publishing.
You can order Wayne’s new publication, The Summer of the Goose, also from Tate Publishing.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/RU4f2
Radio Show | Wayne Street
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, high school social studies teacher, husband, and father, Wayne Street, discusses his book, Game, Set, Life that addresses his fight to survive Crohn’s Disease and cancer, and that can be purchased from Tate Publishing.
You can order Wayne’s new publication, The Summer of the Goose, also from Tate Publishing.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/HlVHX
Author, high school social studies teacher, husband, and father, Wayne Street, discusses his book, Game, Set, Life that addresses his fight to survive Crohn’s Disease and cancer, and that can be purchased from Tate Publishing.
You can order Wayne’s new publication, The Summer of the Goose, also from Tate Publishing.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/HlVHX
Of Shrinking Advances, Entertainment, and That Which Remains Present in Translation… http://ping.fm/WjnFV
Of Shrinking Advances, Entertainment, and That Which Remains Present in Translation…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays
One of the things we learn as psychotherapists is to interpret what clients are actually saying versus the words they speak.
This is not to say that clients lie. I have found those with whom I have worked to be incredibly honest. They were investing a substantial amount of time and money into their sessions to learn more about themselves and how they could achieve their goals and dreams.
And yet we all have our defenses.
As a client myself, I have benefited enormously from psychotherapists who could see through my defenses and careful choice of words and lead me to the heart of the truth ebbing or perhaps bleeding through. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/9bJRl
One of the things we learn as psychotherapists is to interpret what clients are actually saying versus the words they speak.
This is not to say that clients lie. I have found those with whom I have worked to be incredibly honest. They were investing a substantial amount of time and money into their sessions to learn more about themselves and how they could achieve their goals and dreams.
And yet we all have our defenses.
As a client myself, I have benefited enormously from psychotherapists who could see through my defenses and careful choice of words and lead me to the heart of the truth ebbing or perhaps bleeding through. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/9bJRl
Of Shrinking Advances, Entertainment, and That Which Remains Present in Translation…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays
One of the things we learn as psychotherapists is to interpret what clients are actually saying versus the words they speak.
This is not to say that clients lie. I have found those with whom I have worked to be incredibly honest. They were investing a substantial amount of time and money into their sessions to learn more about themselves and how they could achieve their goals and dreams.
And yet we all have our defenses.
As a client myself, I have benefited enormously from psychotherapists who could see through my defenses and careful choice of words and lead me to the heart of the truth ebbing or perhaps bleeding through. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/o5vY3
One of the things we learn as psychotherapists is to interpret what clients are actually saying versus the words they speak.
This is not to say that clients lie. I have found those with whom I have worked to be incredibly honest. They were investing a substantial amount of time and money into their sessions to learn more about themselves and how they could achieve their goals and dreams.
And yet we all have our defenses.
As a client myself, I have benefited enormously from psychotherapists who could see through my defenses and careful choice of words and lead me to the heart of the truth ebbing or perhaps bleeding through. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/o5vY3
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Radio Interview | Anjuelle Floyd
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Please join me as a guest on Whisper Out Loud with host Kevin Womble as I discuss my soon to be released, novel The House and my collection of short stories, Keeper of Secrets…Translations of an Incident.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/iUVsj
Please join me as a guest on Whisper Out Loud with host Kevin Womble as I discuss my soon to be released, novel The House and my collection of short stories, Keeper of Secrets…Translations of an Incident.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/iUVsj
Radio Interview | Anjuelle Floyd
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Please join me as a guest on Whisper Out Loud with host Kevin Womble as I discuss my soon to be released, novel The House and my collection of short stories, Keeper of Secrets…Translations of an Incident.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/gq2o0
Please join me as a guest on Whisper Out Loud with host Kevin Womble as I discuss my soon to be released, novel The House and my collection of short stories, Keeper of Secrets…Translations of an Incident.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/gq2o0
Friday, September 24, 2010
Stacy-Deanne | I Say I Love Writing, But Maybe I’m Just Insane
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays, Why Do I Write ...
I never intended to become a writer. It started as a fluke.
I’d always loved reading, had a big imagination and talent for crafting stories but hadn’t inspired to do it professionally until I turned nineteen and got my first computer.
From that moment another world opened up to me.
My very first story started from a vision of this boy on the beach. I just couldn’t get this out of my head.
Everyday I added to that scene and before long I had my first finished novel.
After seeing that nothing else had ever made me feel so good as writing I decided to try to become a published author. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/jpTVl
I never intended to become a writer. It started as a fluke.
I’d always loved reading, had a big imagination and talent for crafting stories but hadn’t inspired to do it professionally until I turned nineteen and got my first computer.
From that moment another world opened up to me.
My very first story started from a vision of this boy on the beach. I just couldn’t get this out of my head.
Everyday I added to that scene and before long I had my first finished novel.
After seeing that nothing else had ever made me feel so good as writing I decided to try to become a published author. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/jpTVl
Stacy-Deanne | I Say I Love Writing, But Maybe I’m Just Insane
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays, Why Do I Write ...
I never intended to become a writer. It started as a fluke.
I’d always loved reading, had a big imagination and talent for crafting stories but hadn’t inspired to do it professionally until I turned nineteen and got my first computer.
From that moment another world opened up to me.
My very first story started from a vision of this boy on the beach. I just couldn’t get this out of my head.
Everyday I added to that scene and before long I had my first finished novel.
After seeing that nothing else had ever made me feel so good as writing I decided to try to become a published author. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/vqOZR
I never intended to become a writer. It started as a fluke.
I’d always loved reading, had a big imagination and talent for crafting stories but hadn’t inspired to do it professionally until I turned nineteen and got my first computer.
From that moment another world opened up to me.
My very first story started from a vision of this boy on the beach. I just couldn’t get this out of my head.
Everyday I added to that scene and before long I had my first finished novel.
After seeing that nothing else had ever made me feel so good as writing I decided to try to become a published author. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/vqOZR
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Radio Show | Fran Lewis
Author, book reviewer and radio show host for Red River Writers, Fran Lewis discusses her recent publication, Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describes Your Brain?
So tune in.
“Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describers Your Brain?†is also available through X-libris.
From: http://ping.fm/RtnOX
So tune in.
“Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describers Your Brain?†is also available through X-libris.
From: http://ping.fm/RtnOX
Radio Show | Fran Lewis
Author, book reviewer and radio show host for Red River Writers, Fran Lewis discusses her recent publication, Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describes Your Brain?
So tune in.
“Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describers Your Brain?†is also available through X-libris.
From: http://ping.fm/QKH96
So tune in.
“Sharp as a Tack or Scrambled Eggs–Which Describers Your Brain?†is also available through X-libris.
From: http://ping.fm/QKH96
Kimberly Cain | Author, Musician, Artist
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays, Why Do I Write ...
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/Alg8y
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/Alg8y
Kimberly Cain | Author, Musician, Artist
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays, Why Do I Write ...
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/3HsV7
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/3HsV7
Kimberly Cain | Author, Musician, Artist
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays, Why Do I Write ...
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/Z3K4j
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010
Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer.
It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self.
The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity’s relationship to the Divine.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence?
What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage?
Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family.
She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true Self.
Her passion for challenging society’s labels as representations of “truth†brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/Z3K4j
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Radio Show | Mingmei Yip
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, Mingmei Yip, will discuss her recent novel, “Petals from the Sky“.
Mingmei has also written “Peach Blossom Pavilion“.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/L3HKC
Author, Mingmei Yip, will discuss her recent novel, “Petals from the Sky“.
Mingmei has also written “Peach Blossom Pavilion“.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/L3HKC
Radio Show | Mingmei Yip
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author, Mingmei Yip, will discuss her recent novel, “Petals from the Sky“.
Mingmei has also written “Peach Blossom Pavilion“.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/GlXJ7
Author, Mingmei Yip, will discuss her recent novel, “Petals from the Sky“.
Mingmei has also written “Peach Blossom Pavilion“.
So tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/GlXJ7
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Why Do I Write and What is My Process? | Eliza Earsman
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Why Do I Write ...
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/DiWFQ
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/DiWFQ
Why Do I Write and What is My Process? | Eliza Earsman
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Why Do I Write ...
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/WGuqt
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/WGuqt
Why Do I Write and What is My Process? | Eliza Earsman
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Why Do I Write ...
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/zdgQX
About the Author:
Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar!
There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
affect us all.
I have done much to enhance international communication.
In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with The Institute of War Documentation in Holland.
History is proving that the details are correct but that public reaction time is much too slow. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/zdgQX
Monday, September 13, 2010
Anjuelle Floyd as Guest Blogger @ “Project to Publishedâ€
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles & Essays, Guest blog
Take a peak at my guest blog in the series Project to Published at The Thirteenth Chime/Emma Michaels’ Blogspot.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Emma Michaels is the author of The Thirteenth Chime about a college coed prepared to graduate, enjoy a relaxing summer with her friend, and marry, but whose world is turned upside down when an antique clock mysteriously chimes thirteen times and someone attacks them, sending Stephanie and her mother to the hospital.
From: http://ping.fm/QiERD
Take a peak at my guest blog in the series Project to Published at The Thirteenth Chime/Emma Michaels’ Blogspot.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Emma Michaels is the author of The Thirteenth Chime about a college coed prepared to graduate, enjoy a relaxing summer with her friend, and marry, but whose world is turned upside down when an antique clock mysteriously chimes thirteen times and someone attacks them, sending Stephanie and her mother to the hospital.
From: http://ping.fm/QiERD
Anjuelle Floyd as Guest Blogger @ “Project to Publishedâ€
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles & Essays, Guest blog
Take a peak at my guest blog in the series Project to Published at The Thirteenth Chime/Emma Michaels’ Blogspot.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Emma Michaels is the author of The Thirteenth Chime about a college coed prepared to graduate, enjoy a relaxing summer with her friend, and marry, but whose world is turned upside down when an antique clock mysteriously chimes thirteen times and someone attacks them, sending Stephanie and her mother to the hospital.
From: http://ping.fm/mcCCr
Take a peak at my guest blog in the series Project to Published at The Thirteenth Chime/Emma Michaels’ Blogspot.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Emma Michaels is the author of The Thirteenth Chime about a college coed prepared to graduate, enjoy a relaxing summer with her friend, and marry, but whose world is turned upside down when an antique clock mysteriously chimes thirteen times and someone attacks them, sending Stephanie and her mother to the hospital.
From: http://ping.fm/mcCCr
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Radio Show | Deanna Raybourn
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/PJZrj
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/PJZrj
Radio Show | Deanna Raybourn
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/ab4B9
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/ab4B9
Radio Show | Deanna Raybourn
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/FIrNE
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series, Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor
and The Dead Travel Fast“.
So tune in.
Listen to previous interviews with Deanna on Book Talk, Creativity & Family Matters.
October 24, 2009
April 24, 2010
From: http://ping.fm/FIrNE
Friday, September 10, 2010
Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Event, Interview
What are the differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing?
Where do the two converge?
Where do they stand distinct?
What if your book is non-fiction or fiction?
How does this affect they way to seek to bring it to print?
How do you balance marketing your book–fiction or non-fiction–with writing the book?
Can authenticity and embedding a bit of yourself–who you truly are–in your promotion tactics create an effective marketing strategy, one that pays off in both the establishment of your brand, and achieves the sale of books?
Non-fiction author Sharon Saylor, and fiction writer, Anjuelle Floyd will address these questions during Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing, a discussion hosted and moderated by Elizabeth Stark Powers, author of Shy Girl: A Novel, writing teacher, and founder of Book Writing World.
http://ping.fm/IxZY8
Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010
Time: 9am PDT, 10am MT, 11am CDT, 12 pm EDT
To listen to, or join this online meeting go to:
http://ping.fm/TKklD
Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/nnudF
What are the differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing?
Where do the two converge?
Where do they stand distinct?
What if your book is non-fiction or fiction?
How does this affect they way to seek to bring it to print?
How do you balance marketing your book–fiction or non-fiction–with writing the book?
Can authenticity and embedding a bit of yourself–who you truly are–in your promotion tactics create an effective marketing strategy, one that pays off in both the establishment of your brand, and achieves the sale of books?
Non-fiction author Sharon Saylor, and fiction writer, Anjuelle Floyd will address these questions during Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing, a discussion hosted and moderated by Elizabeth Stark Powers, author of Shy Girl: A Novel, writing teacher, and founder of Book Writing World.
http://ping.fm/IxZY8
Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010
Time: 9am PDT, 10am MT, 11am CDT, 12 pm EDT
To listen to, or join this online meeting go to:
http://ping.fm/TKklD
Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/nnudF
Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Event, Interview
What are the differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing?
Where do the two converge?
Where do they stand distinct?
What if your book is non-fiction or fiction?
How does this affect they way to seek to bring it to print?
How do you balance marketing your book–fiction or non-fiction–with writing the book?
Can authenticity and embedding a bit of yourself–who you truly are–in your promotion tactics create an effective marketing strategy, one that pays off in both the establishment of your brand, and achieves the sale of books?
Non-fiction author Sharon Saylor, and fiction writer, Anjuelle Floyd will address these questions during Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing, a discussion hosted and moderated by Elizabeth Stark Powers, author of Shy Girl: A Novel, writing teacher, and founder of Book Writing World.
http://ping.fm/tUbat
Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010
Time: 9am PDT, 10am MT, 11am CDT, 12 pm EDT
To listen to, or join this online meeting go to:
http://ping.fm/gXaGX
Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/MgCxb
What are the differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing?
Where do the two converge?
Where do they stand distinct?
What if your book is non-fiction or fiction?
How does this affect they way to seek to bring it to print?
How do you balance marketing your book–fiction or non-fiction–with writing the book?
Can authenticity and embedding a bit of yourself–who you truly are–in your promotion tactics create an effective marketing strategy, one that pays off in both the establishment of your brand, and achieves the sale of books?
Non-fiction author Sharon Saylor, and fiction writer, Anjuelle Floyd will address these questions during Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing, a discussion hosted and moderated by Elizabeth Stark Powers, author of Shy Girl: A Novel, writing teacher, and founder of Book Writing World.
http://ping.fm/tUbat
Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010
Time: 9am PDT, 10am MT, 11am CDT, 12 pm EDT
To listen to, or join this online meeting go to:
http://ping.fm/gXaGX
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Of Fiction, Facebook and Potential Consumers of Our Writing…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays
Authors and publishers must be willing to provide an entertaining, well crafted, and substantive product if both are to thrive and achieve financial success in the 21st century marketplace.
This takes time.
Authors must also fine and devise ways to remain in contact with our readers.
The Internet becomes our godsend in this respect. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/UCz3u
Authors and publishers must be willing to provide an entertaining, well crafted, and substantive product if both are to thrive and achieve financial success in the 21st century marketplace.
This takes time.
Authors must also fine and devise ways to remain in contact with our readers.
The Internet becomes our godsend in this respect. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/UCz3u
Of Fiction, Facebook and Potential Consumers of Our Writing…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ... anjuellefloyd ..., Articles and Essays
Authors and publishers must be willing to provide an entertaining, well crafted, and substantive product if both are to thrive and achieve financial success in the 21st century marketplace.
This takes time.
Authors must also fine and devise ways to remain in contact with our readers.
The Internet becomes our godsend in this respect. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/ZuWSm
Authors and publishers must be willing to provide an entertaining, well crafted, and substantive product if both are to thrive and achieve financial success in the 21st century marketplace.
This takes time.
Authors must also fine and devise ways to remain in contact with our readers.
The Internet becomes our godsend in this respect. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/ZuWSm
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Of Apprenticeships, Marketing and Patience…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays
[Writer's Digest]–â€What’s the most important change happening in the publishing industry right now that’s impacting the future of the author-agent relationship?â€
[Agent--Paige Wheeler of Folio Literary Management]: “The change in the delivery mechanism is huge. Barriers of entry to publishing are down, and authors are able to make (their work) available to anyone with an Internet connection. It’s still a small percentage of the business, but it’s growing. ..the two biggest obstacles to success seem to be spectacular editorial content and the market capability to reach a vast audience. At Folio, we’ve been exploring opportunities (for) providing outside services (marketing, speakers services, licensing, apps) to really serve (authors’) needs.â€
–Evolution of the Literary Agent, Writer’s Digest, October 2010
Agent, Paige Wheeler’s response to the question presented by the interviewer from Writer’s Digest gives a succinct summary of the new world of publishing that is available to writers and authors in connecting with readers.
Her comments also tell what we must do to be successful as career authors. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/lKuTe
[Writer's Digest]–â€What’s the most important change happening in the publishing industry right now that’s impacting the future of the author-agent relationship?â€
[Agent--Paige Wheeler of Folio Literary Management]: “The change in the delivery mechanism is huge. Barriers of entry to publishing are down, and authors are able to make (their work) available to anyone with an Internet connection. It’s still a small percentage of the business, but it’s growing. ..the two biggest obstacles to success seem to be spectacular editorial content and the market capability to reach a vast audience. At Folio, we’ve been exploring opportunities (for) providing outside services (marketing, speakers services, licensing, apps) to really serve (authors’) needs.â€
–Evolution of the Literary Agent, Writer’s Digest, October 2010
Agent, Paige Wheeler’s response to the question presented by the interviewer from Writer’s Digest gives a succinct summary of the new world of publishing that is available to writers and authors in connecting with readers.
Her comments also tell what we must do to be successful as career authors. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/lKuTe
Of Apprenticeships, Marketing and Patience…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays
[Writer's Digest]–â€What’s the most important change happening in the publishing industry right now that’s impacting the future of the author-agent relationship?â€
[Agent--Paige Wheeler of Folio Literary Management]: “The change in the delivery mechanism is huge. Barriers of entry to publishing are down, and authors are able to make (their work) available to anyone with an Internet connection. It’s still a small percentage of the business, but it’s growing. ..the two biggest obstacles to success seem to be spectacular editorial content and the market capability to reach a vast audience. At Folio, we’ve been exploring opportunities (for) providing outside services (marketing, speakers services, licensing, apps) to really serve (authors’) needs.â€
–Evolution of the Literary Agent, Writer’s Digest, October 2010
Agent, Paige Wheeler’s response to the question presented by the interviewer from Writer’s Digest gives a succinct summary of the new world of publishing that is available to writers and authors in connecting with readers.
Her comments also tell what we must do to be successful as career authors. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/EwodU
[Writer's Digest]–â€What’s the most important change happening in the publishing industry right now that’s impacting the future of the author-agent relationship?â€
[Agent--Paige Wheeler of Folio Literary Management]: “The change in the delivery mechanism is huge. Barriers of entry to publishing are down, and authors are able to make (their work) available to anyone with an Internet connection. It’s still a small percentage of the business, but it’s growing. ..the two biggest obstacles to success seem to be spectacular editorial content and the market capability to reach a vast audience. At Folio, we’ve been exploring opportunities (for) providing outside services (marketing, speakers services, licensing, apps) to really serve (authors’) needs.â€
–Evolution of the Literary Agent, Writer’s Digest, October 2010
Agent, Paige Wheeler’s response to the question presented by the interviewer from Writer’s Digest gives a succinct summary of the new world of publishing that is available to writers and authors in connecting with readers.
Her comments also tell what we must do to be successful as career authors. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/EwodU
Of Agents, Publishing and Writers…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays
I recently read an article in the October 2010 Issue of Writer’s Digest Magazine.
While it bears the title, Evolution of the Literary Agent, one could easily substitute the word Publishing, for Literary Agent and the title would remain consistent with the content, if not more in line with and indicative of the topic(s) discussed and information given.
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From: http://ping.fm/ikX12
I recently read an article in the October 2010 Issue of Writer’s Digest Magazine.
While it bears the title, Evolution of the Literary Agent, one could easily substitute the word Publishing, for Literary Agent and the title would remain consistent with the content, if not more in line with and indicative of the topic(s) discussed and information given.
Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/ikX12
Of Agents, Publishing and Writers…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays
I recently read an article in the October 2010 Issue of Writer’s Digest Magazine.
While it bears the title, Evolution of the Literary Agent, one could easily substitute the word Publishing, for Literary Agent and the title would remain consistent with the content, if not more in line with and indicative of the topic(s) discussed and information given.
The four literary agents interviewed in the article, and their responses and comments leave much for any author, whether seasoned and financially successful or just starting out, to consider and ponder. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/a1bza
I recently read an article in the October 2010 Issue of Writer’s Digest Magazine.
While it bears the title, Evolution of the Literary Agent, one could easily substitute the word Publishing, for Literary Agent and the title would remain consistent with the content, if not more in line with and indicative of the topic(s) discussed and information given.
The four literary agents interviewed in the article, and their responses and comments leave much for any author, whether seasoned and financially successful or just starting out, to consider and ponder. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/a1bza
Danica Davidson–Why I Writer and What Is My Process?
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ...the writing life..., Why Do I Write & What Is My Process
I know this may sound like a cliché to writers, but I never chose to write.
Writing chose me. I started telling stories not long after I could talk, and, by the time I was three, my parents starting writing down the stories I would dictate.
They were simple stories, and usually about cute animals or dinosaurs, but they had plots. Back then, I didn’t think of myself as a writer. I just knew there were stories going through my head and I would tell them. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/QwNfQ
I know this may sound like a cliché to writers, but I never chose to write.
Writing chose me. I started telling stories not long after I could talk, and, by the time I was three, my parents starting writing down the stories I would dictate.
They were simple stories, and usually about cute animals or dinosaurs, but they had plots. Back then, I didn’t think of myself as a writer. I just knew there were stories going through my head and I would tell them. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/QwNfQ
Danica Davidson–Why I Writer and What Is My Process?
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under ...the writing life..., Why Do I Write & What Is My Process
I know this may sound like a cliché to writers, but I never chose to write.
Writing chose me. I started telling stories not long after I could talk, and, by the time I was three, my parents starting writing down the stories I would dictate.
They were simple stories, and usually about cute animals or dinosaurs, but they had plots. Back then, I didn’t think of myself as a writer. I just knew there were stories going through my head and I would tell them. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/6cFUu
I know this may sound like a cliché to writers, but I never chose to write.
Writing chose me. I started telling stories not long after I could talk, and, by the time I was three, my parents starting writing down the stories I would dictate.
They were simple stories, and usually about cute animals or dinosaurs, but they had plots. Back then, I didn’t think of myself as a writer. I just knew there were stories going through my head and I would tell them. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/6cFUu
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Radio Show | Rachel Berry
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Poet, and author of “From the Heart and Heat of Me,†“Family Pictures,â€and the young adult novella, “A Slip in the Right Direction,†Rachel Berry,will discuss her writings and her radio show.
Rachel hosts blog talk radio host of “From the Heart and Soul with Lady Serenityâ€. She is also the founder and president of Black Pearls United INC., which was founded in 2000.
Rachel’s inter-generational saga, Family Pictures earn EDC Creations Book of the Year 2009 .
Tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/dpNKc
Poet, and author of “From the Heart and Heat of Me,†“Family Pictures,â€and the young adult novella, “A Slip in the Right Direction,†Rachel Berry,will discuss her writings and her radio show.
Rachel hosts blog talk radio host of “From the Heart and Soul with Lady Serenityâ€. She is also the founder and president of Black Pearls United INC., which was founded in 2000.
Rachel’s inter-generational saga, Family Pictures earn EDC Creations Book of the Year 2009 .
Tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/dpNKc
Radio Show | Rachel Berry
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show
Poet, and author of “From the Heart and Heat of Me,†“Family Pictures,â€and the young adult novella, “A Slip in the Right Direction,†Rachel Berry,will discuss her writings and her radio show.
Rachel hosts blog talk radio host of “From the Heart and Soul with Lady Serenityâ€. She is also the founder and president of Black Pearls United INC., which was founded in 2000.
Rachel’s inter-generational saga, Family Pictures earn EDC Creations Book of the Year 2009 .
Tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/KMlb9
Poet, and author of “From the Heart and Heat of Me,†“Family Pictures,â€and the young adult novella, “A Slip in the Right Direction,†Rachel Berry,will discuss her writings and her radio show.
Rachel hosts blog talk radio host of “From the Heart and Soul with Lady Serenityâ€. She is also the founder and president of Black Pearls United INC., which was founded in 2000.
Rachel’s inter-generational saga, Family Pictures earn EDC Creations Book of the Year 2009 .
Tune in.
From: http://ping.fm/KMlb9
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Of Plot, Nouns and Verbs…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings
According to plot guru, Martha Alderson, plot can be viewed as either a noun or verb. She states: “Plot as noun encompasses every element of a story. Plot as verb allows conscious development of those elements.â€
I invite you to visit her blog, and to follow her on Twitter. Her daily Tweets are gems of gold. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/lclGz
According to plot guru, Martha Alderson, plot can be viewed as either a noun or verb. She states: “Plot as noun encompasses every element of a story. Plot as verb allows conscious development of those elements.â€
I invite you to visit her blog, and to follow her on Twitter. Her daily Tweets are gems of gold. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/lclGz
Of Plot, Nouns and Verbs…
Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings
According to plot guru, Martha Alderson, plot can be viewed as either a noun or verb. She states: “Plot as noun encompasses every element of a story. Plot as verb allows conscious development of those elements.â€
I invite you to visit her blog, and to follow her on Twitter. Her daily Tweets are gems of gold. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/mqEVa
According to plot guru, Martha Alderson, plot can be viewed as either a noun or verb. She states: “Plot as noun encompasses every element of a story. Plot as verb allows conscious development of those elements.â€
I invite you to visit her blog, and to follow her on Twitter. Her daily Tweets are gems of gold. Read the rest of this entry…
From: http://ping.fm/mqEVa
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