Radio Show | Carmen Stenholm http://ping.fm/wfkTa

Radio Show | Carmen Stenholm

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Psychologist and UCLA instructor, Dr. Carmen Stenholm discusses her book, “Crack Between the Worlds,” about four generations of mothers and daughters in a 20th Century German family, that won the MSWA (Military Writer’s Society of America) 2010 Silver Award.

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Radio Show | Carmen Stenholm

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Psychologist and UCLA instructor, Dr. Carmen Stenholm discusses her book, “Crack Between the Worlds,” about four generations of mothers and daughters in a 20th Century German family, that won the MSWA (Military Writer’s Society of America) 2010 Silver Award.

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Radio Show | Rosalie T. Turner http://ping.fm/gDBPx

Radio Show | Rosalie T. Turner

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Rosalie T. Turner discusses her novels, “Sisters of Valor,” “Freedom Bound,” “Going to the Mountain: Lessons for Life’s Journey,” and “My Very Own Book of The Lord’s Prayer“.

Her recent publication, “Beyond The Dream“, inspirational and historical fiction recently debuted. Rosalie has now begun research for her next title, “March With Me“, about the 1963 Childrens March in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Radio Show | Rosalie T. Turner

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Rosalie T. Turner discusses her novels, “Sisters of Valor,” “Freedom Bound,” “Going to the Mountain: Lessons for Life’s Journey,” and “My Very Own Book of The Lord’s Prayer“.

Her recent publication, “Beyond The Dream“, inspirational and historical fiction recently debuted. Rosalie has now begun research for her next title, “March With Me“, about the 1963 Childrens March in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Radio Show | Anthlogy: “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix” and Contributing Authors http://ping.fm/8AUSX

Radio Show | Anthlogy: “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix” and Contributing Authors

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Contributing authors discuss their stories in the anthology, “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix“.

Contributing authors (pictured): Zetta Brown (editor and publisher), Shonell Bacon, Lissa Brown, Maureen E. Doallas, Angela Elson, Melanie Eversley, L. B. Gschwandtner, Mary Larkin, Karen Pickell, Tynia Thomassie, Linda Lou Vegas, Nicky Wheeler-Nicholson Brown and Amy Wise.

Other contributors: (not pictured) Dallas Woodburn, Jenne R. Andrews, Nicholson Brown, Mollie Cox Bryan, Mylène Dressler, Nicole Easterwood, Kimeko Farrar, John Klawitter, Kelly Martineau, Patricia Anne McGoldrick, Ginger McKnight-Chavers, Carl Palmer, Dania Rajendra, Cherie Reich, and Jarvis Slack.

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Shonell Bacon
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Melanie Eversley
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Tynia Thomassie
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Radio Show | Anthlogy: “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix” and Contributing Authors

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Contributing authors discuss their stories in the anthology, “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix“.

Contributing authors (pictured): Zetta Brown (editor and publisher), Shonell Bacon, Lissa Brown, Maureen E. Doallas, Angela Elson, Melanie Eversley, L. B. Gschwandtner, Mary Larkin, Karen Pickell, Tynia Thomassie, Linda Lou Vegas, Nicky Wheeler-Nicholson Brown and Amy Wise.

Other contributors: (not pictured) Dallas Woodburn, Jenne R. Andrews, Nicholson Brown, Mollie Cox Bryan, Mylène Dressler, Nicole Easterwood, Kimeko Farrar, John Klawitter, Kelly Martineau, Patricia Anne McGoldrick, Ginger McKnight-Chavers, Carl Palmer, Dania Rajendra, Cherie Reich, and Jarvis Slack.

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Other Places Where You Can Connect with Contributing Authors

Zetta Brown
Zetta Brown’s Desk
Jim and Zetta

Shonell Bacon
CGL Entertainment

Melanie Eversley
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Cherie Reich
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Tynia Thomassie
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Radio Show | Mingmei Yip http://ping.fm/wUNMr

Radio Show | Mingmei Yip

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Mingmei Yip returns to discuss her recent novel, Song of the Silk Road, a love adventure story with a three million dollar award, set in the famous Silk Road and its Go-In-But-Never-Come-Out Taklamakan desert .

Her first novel, Peach Blossom Pavilion, explored the life of the last Chinese geisha who is a qin player.
Petals from the Sky, her second work, presented a Buddhist love story set in Hong Kong, Manhattan, Paris and China.

Song of the Silk Road turns readers attentions to the trading routes between East and West in a romantic setting.

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Radio Show | Mingmei Yip

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Mingmei Yip returns to discuss her recent novel, Song of the Silk Road, a love adventure story with a three million dollar award, set in the famous Silk Road and its Go-In-But-Never-Come-Out Taklamakan desert .

Her first novel, Peach Blossom Pavilion, explored the life of the last Chinese geisha who is a qin player.
Petals from the Sky, her second work, presented a Buddhist love story set in Hong Kong, Manhattan, Paris and China.

Song of the Silk Road turns readers attentions to the trading routes between East and West in a romantic setting.

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Radio Show | DeAnne Sherman http://ping.fm/EauxG

Radio Show | DeAnne Sherman

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Teacher, DeAnne M. Sherman discusses “Finding My Way“, I’m Not Alone and My Story, books written with her daughter, Michelle D. Sherman, in their mission to empower families affected by issues of war, trauma and/or mental illness.

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Radio Show | DeAnne Sherman

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Teacher, DeAnne M. Sherman discusses “Finding My Way“, I’m Not Alone and My Story, books written with her daughter, Michelle D. Sherman, in their mission to empower families affected by issues of war, trauma and/or mental illness.

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Of Supply, Demand, and The Woeful Truth About Publishing and Authors… http://ping.fm/1H46g

Of Supply, Demand, and The Woeful Truth About Publishing and Authors…

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Bleeding Obvious? by jasontheaker
Bleeding Obvious? a photo by jasontheaker on Flickr.

Author and publisher, Zetta Brown’s recent blog, “Authors! Can’t find your book in a bookstore? You may be luckier than you think!“, got me to thinking–no pun intended–about the old law of economics, that of supply and demand.

With bookstores and sellers tightly adhering to what seems to me, an outdated mode of purchasing books from publishers, and authors who choose to self-publish–that of retaining, if not demanding, the opportunity to return unsold books they have received from us–I wonder what would happen if publishers and authors began to print less books.

A blog post, “A Woeful Truth About Publishing,” at Champagne Books explains this paradoxical phenomenon in detail.

In short, I am asking, “How would economic market respond if publishers did not make books so readily accessible?” Read the rest of this entry…
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Of Supply, Demand, and The Woeful Truth About Publishing and Authors…

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Bleeding Obvious? by jasontheaker
Bleeding Obvious? a photo by jasontheaker on Flickr.

Author and publisher, Zetta Brown’s recent blog, “Authors! Can’t find your book in a bookstore? You may be luckier than you think!“, got me to thinking–no pun intended–about the old law of economics, that of supply and demand.

With bookstores and sellers tightly adhering to what seems to me, an outdated mode of purchasing books from publishers, and authors who choose to self-publish–that of retaining, if not demanding, the opportunity to return unsold books they have received from us–I wonder what would happen if publishers and authors began to print less books.

A blog post, “A Woeful Truth About Publishing,” at Champagne Books explains this paradoxical phenomenon in detail.

In short, I am asking, “How would economic market respond if publishers did not make books so readily accessible?” Read the rest of this entry…
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