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Red River Writers Live showcases the
writing and art of our FaceBook
friends. It is sponsored by FaceBook
group Red River Writers - Works of
Writers & Artists Worldwide. The
Guest come from all genre with a "G"
to "R" rating. Guest include writers,
authors, artists, poets, songwriters,
photographers, promoters, editors,
etc. So come and join us!
writing and art of our FaceBook
friends. It is sponsored by FaceBook
group Red River Writers - Works of
Writers & Artists Worldwide. The
Guest come from all genre with a "G"
to "R" rating. Guest include writers,
authors, artists, poets, songwriters,
photographers, promoters, editors,
etc. So come and join us!
Robin Falls Kids is dedicated to
Children's Book and Young Adult
authors and artists. It is sponsored by
FaceBook fan page Robin Falls Kids.
The ratings range from "G" with
Children's Books to "PG-13" with
Young Adults; however, we strive to
keep all shows appropriate for all
ages. Most shows linclude a reading
from our Guest's book.
Children's Book and Young Adult
authors and artists. It is sponsored by
FaceBook fan page Robin Falls Kids.
The ratings range from "G" with
Children's Books to "PG-13" with
Young Adults; however, we strive to
keep all shows appropriate for all
ages. Most shows linclude a reading
from our Guest's book.
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April Robins is the CEO of Robin Falls, LLC. She is the list owner of the wonderful FaceBook
group Red River Writers and its associated Fan pages.
The peaceful setting of her farm in the Red River Valley often inspires her to paint her
countryside in words. She is an honors graduate from Texas A&M University with a BS in
Computer Science and a Minor in English. After years of working on software projects related to
the welfare of children, she retired and pursued her love of writing children's books. She is
married. She and her husband, of 40 plus years, have two grown children and four
grandchildren. She is a promoter of writers and artists through ...... (click to learn more)
On the 2nd Monday of each
month at 3 pm Central at
"Robin Falls Kids - Chirp with
April & Katy Dog", April will
interview Children’s and Young
Adult authors allowing them to
talk about themselves and
their work, always making time
for a reading from their book.
Promo readings 4 times a year
with co-Host Laurie Zieber.
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month at 3 pm Central at
"Robin Falls Kids - Chirp with
April & Katy Dog", April will
interview Children’s and Young
Adult authors allowing them to
talk about themselves and
their work, always making time
for a reading from their book.
Promo readings 4 times a year
with co-Host Laurie Zieber.
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On the 1st Thursday of each
month at noon Central "Red River
Writers Live - Savvy Designs."
Host April Robins features people
who develop savvy promotional,
website, blog, photo, illustration,
e-book, audio book, enzine article,
virtual assistant, book club, school
visit, etc designs. Four times a
year, time slot for promo shows w
co-Host Laurie Zieber.
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month at noon Central "Red River
Writers Live - Savvy Designs."
Host April Robins features people
who develop savvy promotional,
website, blog, photo, illustration,
e-book, audio book, enzine article,
virtual assistant, book club, school
visit, etc designs. Four times a
year, time slot for promo shows w
co-Host Laurie Zieber.
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Red River Writers Book Club will meet on the 3rd Wednesday of
each month starting in March 2010.
Authors who participate will send a free copy of their book to me,
Fran Lewis, as the host. one month prior to their scheduled show.
There will be five club members who will have read and bought the
book to join in the discussion ask questions of the author about his
or her book. The author will start with a brief bio and tell the
listening audience about the book being discussed and then each
author member will ask questions in turn and if time allows a follow
up one too.
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| Fran Lewis writes: "I was born in the South Bronx, I grew up with people from many ethnic backgrounds. I learned to play and work with children in my school that came from other countries and different places. I was always over weight as a child and got picked on a lot by the other children in my class and even my teachers. I found it hard to do many of the sporting activities that my sister and cousins could do. I learned at an early age that kids can be mean and I promised myself that I would never retaliate or do mean things to other kids in return". (click to read more) |
| On the third Thursday of each month – A Good Story Is A Good Story with Marsha Casper Cook This new show is going to be one you will long remember. Chicago is the place to be. We’re going to have fun. It’s a new year and it’s going to be a good one. We will be having conversations with Publishers, Authors, Screenwriters, Editors, Producers, Directors and Journalists and if that’s not enough you can let us know what you want and we will try to wave our magic wand and your wish is our command. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Marsha Casper Cook is a published author, screenwriter, lecturer and signatory agent of Marcus Bryan and Associates Inc., which she founded in 1996. Her new company, Michigan Avenue Media Inc. is all about new authors and new beginnings. Marcus Bryan & Associates WGA Signatory Agency Founder, Owner and Signatory Agent (1996-present) • Started agency to represent screenwriters and authors. • Achieved Writers Guild of America (WGA) signatory status as of 1998. (to read more about Marsha) |
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Except for one year when she lived in California, Barbara has been a New York State resident
all of her life. She has lived in Brooklyn, Queens, and upstate New York in Cortland and Vestal.
She and her husband moved to the city of Buffalo so he could go to law school, where they
lived for eight years. For eight years she lived in Rocky Point in Suffolk County. She and her
husband have two grown daughters. Now living in Westchester, NY she has been there for the
last fifteen years. Barbara has over seventeen years of teaching experience and certification in
Reading. When she got her Masters degree she started to write seriously and had several
stories published online. One is a children's story, published on Story Station, “The Trouble
with Follow the Leader”, which she discussed on Blog Talk Radio this June. The link for this
story is http://viatouch.com/learn/storystation/stories/troublefollowleader.jsp. She has also
written an adult story, “Out on A Ledge” http://www.moondance.org/2002/fall02/fiction/out.html,
which is published in Moondance.org, and a memoir ........(click to learn more about Barbara)
On the 4th Thursday of each month, Tales from the Pages is
hosted by Barbara Ehrentreu at 3PM Central on Red River Writers
Live. Barbara interviews writers who write short stories and articles
as well as authors of published books. They discuss the ins and
outs of publishing short stories and articles. Guests read from
their work either published or unpublished. Barbara reads from
her own work as well. Barbara hopes to acquaint the listeners with
writers who do not get enough attention.
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hosted by Barbara Ehrentreu at 3PM Central on Red River Writers
Live. Barbara interviews writers who write short stories and articles
as well as authors of published books. They discuss the ins and
outs of publishing short stories and articles. Guests read from
their work either published or unpublished. Barbara reads from
her own work as well. Barbara hopes to acquaint the listeners with
writers who do not get enough attention.
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Notebookwriter features probing interviews with guest
authors, writers, poets, singer songwriters, journalist and
photographers. The show also features stories, commentary,
poetry and prose written by Mike, as well as what he calls his
“poetry song music.” Mike talks with writers on writing, life &
what makes them tick. Mike tells stories about his
adventures, society & his writings about people, places,
experiences & events & takes callers comments & questions.
He'll also offers some clues on how to be a writer. Listeners
may call in & read a bit of writing. Notebookwriter takes
place on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7 pm Central
on Red River Writers Live.
authors, writers, poets, singer songwriters, journalist and
photographers. The show also features stories, commentary,
poetry and prose written by Mike, as well as what he calls his
“poetry song music.” Mike talks with writers on writing, life &
what makes them tick. Mike tells stories about his
adventures, society & his writings about people, places,
experiences & events & takes callers comments & questions.
He'll also offers some clues on how to be a writer. Listeners
may call in & read a bit of writing. Notebookwriter takes
place on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7 pm Central
on Red River Writers Live.
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Mike’s writing and photography focuses on people, places, experiences and events from
around America and other countries. Mike has performed solo and with musicians and bands,
including his own, “Split Pea/ce, at featured gigs and open mics in places such as Cornelia
Street Café in Greenwich Village, New York City; Spike Hill in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY;
Gypsy Café in Tulsa, Oklahoma; Barking Spider Tavern, Visible Voice Books in Tremont and
Macs Backs Books on Coventry in Cleveland; and an unknown bar in the French Quarter in
New Orleans.
Mike’s writing career began when he served in the U. S. Army. His journalism baptism was as a
combat correspondent and photojournalist in the Vietnam War. (Click and read more)
On the 1st Monday at 3 pm
Central, Robin Falls Kid's
Dellani's Tea Time is a chance for
young adult authors to have a
casual chat about their books.
Dellani Oaks would like to
showcase young adult authors
who write to inspire,encourage,
counsel and entertain young adult
readers. As a former 'reluctant
reader,' Dellani would like to
explore ways to encourage all
teens and tweens to read more.
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Central, Robin Falls Kid's
Dellani's Tea Time is a chance for
young adult authors to have a
casual chat about their books.
Dellani Oaks would like to
showcase young adult authors
who write to inspire,encourage,
counsel and entertain young adult
readers. As a former 'reluctant
reader,' Dellani would like to
explore ways to encourage all
teens and tweens to read more.
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On the 4th Wednesday at noon
Central, join "What's Write for
Me" on Red River Writers Live.
Host Dellani Oakes interviews
writers with different approaches
to their craft. Since writing is as
individual as we are, what
techniques work well for one
person may not work for another.
On What's Write for Me, Dellani
and her Guests explore different
avenues to the same goal -
perfecting their skills.
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Central, join "What's Write for
Me" on Red River Writers Live.
Host Dellani Oakes interviews
writers with different approaches
to their craft. Since writing is as
individual as we are, what
techniques work well for one
person may not work for another.
On What's Write for Me, Dellani
and her Guests explore different
avenues to the same goal -
perfecting their skills.
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Barbara M. Hodges will be hosting
"Robin Falls Kids--Let's Talk" on
Global talk radio on the 3rd
Monday of each month at 3 pm
Central. Barbara will have as her
guest Children’s Book authors.
Come find out why someone
decides to write for children and
hear readings from their current
and upcoming releases.
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"Robin Falls Kids--Let's Talk" on
Global talk radio on the 3rd
Monday of each month at 3 pm
Central. Barbara will have as her
guest Children’s Book authors.
Come find out why someone
decides to write for children and
hear readings from their current
and upcoming releases.
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Laurie & Co.at Robin Falls Kids celebrates the books we love for our
whole lives! This 30 minute show airs on the 4th Monday of each
month at 3 PM Central on Robin Falls Kids. If you're an author of a
very special book, Laurie wants to introduce you and your book to
her listeners, and likely, someone who will love it forever!
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My name is Laurie Zieber. I suppose I'm much like you.
I’ve raised two kids. I'm married to a man whom I deeply love. We
share a home with a full menagerie of pets.
whole lives! This 30 minute show airs on the 4th Monday of each
month at 3 PM Central on Robin Falls Kids. If you're an author of a
very special book, Laurie wants to introduce you and your book to
her listeners, and likely, someone who will love it forever!
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My name is Laurie Zieber. I suppose I'm much like you.
I’ve raised two kids. I'm married to a man whom I deeply love. We
share a home with a full menagerie of pets.
When she moved to Florida twenty years ago, Dellani Oakes had no idea that the history was
so rich and fascinating. Visiting St. Augustine for the first time about fifteen years ago, she felt
the allure of the country's oldest city, deciding then to write a story based there. It wasn't until
nearly twelve years later that "Indian Summer" took its final form.
Dellani is a happily married mother of four, Mary Kay consultant, substitute teacher and former
English teacher. When she isn't being one of the above, she is an avid writer, (read more)
Barbara M. Hodges lives in Nipomo, California, a small town on the the central coast. She
shares her life with her husband Jeff, two basset hounds, Ophelia and Hamlet, as well as a
opinionated feline, Wallace.
Barbara is the author or co-author of five published novels. The Blue Flame, The Emerald
Dagger and The Silver Angel are part of her Daradawn fantasy series. Shadow Worlds,
co-written with Darrell Bain is a science fiction thriller, and Stargazer's Children, co-authored
with Maggie Pucillo and Jennifer des' Plantes is a blend of both fantasy and science fiction
(click to learn more about Barbara)
shares her life with her husband Jeff, two basset hounds, Ophelia and Hamlet, as well as a
opinionated feline, Wallace.
Barbara is the author or co-author of five published novels. The Blue Flame, The Emerald
Dagger and The Silver Angel are part of her Daradawn fantasy series. Shadow Worlds,
co-written with Darrell Bain is a science fiction thriller, and Stargazer's Children, co-authored
with Maggie Pucillo and Jennifer des' Plantes is a blend of both fantasy and science fiction
(click to learn more about Barbara)
"Red River Writers Live-No Limits"
is a 60 minute show happening the
second Thursday of each month at
3:00 PM Pacfic Time. Two guests
will be interviewed. Followed by a
reading from their book, and
questions from the call in line and
chat room. All authors are
welcome. All heat levels, but for
the reading please keep it PG-13.
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is a 60 minute show happening the
second Thursday of each month at
3:00 PM Pacfic Time. Two guests
will be interviewed. Followed by a
reading from their book, and
questions from the call in line and
chat room. All authors are
welcome. All heat levels, but for
the reading please keep it PG-13.
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David Wayne Boop was born July 23, 1968 in Bridgeport, CT. He was adopted to
non-denominational Christian ministers. He has no siblings that he knows of. In 1980, his family
moved to Kronenwetter, WI and graduated from D.C. Everest High School in '86. He's lived in
five states (CT, WI, TN, CO, AZ,) thirteen cities and traveled to 47 out of 50 states not including
DC.
Dave has had over 50 jobs in his working career. He attests that to being easily bored. (Most
people, however, would say it's due to his inability to respect authority.) The jobs have varied
across a wide field, though many would fall under the entertainment umbrella, the weirdest
being Beetlejuice impersonator. His list of interests and fields of study run the gambit of geeky.
(Read more at Radio Hosts page)
non-denominational Christian ministers. He has no siblings that he knows of. In 1980, his family
moved to Kronenwetter, WI and graduated from D.C. Everest High School in '86. He's lived in
five states (CT, WI, TN, CO, AZ,) thirteen cities and traveled to 47 out of 50 states not including
DC.
Dave has had over 50 jobs in his working career. He attests that to being easily bored. (Most
people, however, would say it's due to his inability to respect authority.) The jobs have varied
across a wide field, though many would fall under the entertainment umbrella, the weirdest
being Beetlejuice impersonator. His list of interests and fields of study run the gambit of geeky.
(Read more at Radio Hosts page)
Beginning in 2010 David Boop will Host "Researching Your Speculative
Tale" at Red River Writers Live on the 5th Thursday of months with the
same.
A story that doesn’t ring true will get turned down at publishers and
magazines. Speculative fiction requires more research than others
because your reality has to be perfect before you reader will accept the
fantasy. Science, legends and eras all add to the willing suspense of
disbelief. How best is that accomplished? Tune in as my esteemed
colleagues take you places in your fiction you wouldn't believe you’d go.
Each show will focus on a different genre: First up – Science Fiction.
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Tale" at Red River Writers Live on the 5th Thursday of months with the
same.
A story that doesn’t ring true will get turned down at publishers and
magazines. Speculative fiction requires more research than others
because your reality has to be perfect before you reader will accept the
fantasy. Science, legends and eras all add to the willing suspense of
disbelief. How best is that accomplished? Tune in as my esteemed
colleagues take you places in your fiction you wouldn't believe you’d go.
Each show will focus on a different genre: First up – Science Fiction.
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Mj (Mary Gillot) writes the following about herself:
Art, art, art. Writing. Creativity-- as much as possible. I love it more than sleep. Sometimes I pick
up my guitar, but not often enough. I sing. I write songs sometimes. I write music that is too
complicated for me to play. My son and I have jam sessions with our many instruments, some of
which he invented. They are awful and wonderful.
People always giggle when they walk into my house. It's full of art, art supplies, angels, musical
instruments, and colored lights. Or maybe they're only giggling at the mess.
(What else does Mary say?)
Author/Illustrator Mj Gillot Host - Fine Lines on the 5th Wednesday
of months with 5 Wednesdays at Red River Writers Live.
Ms Gillot states, "Lines can be both versatile and powerful. A
simple black line, curved and shaded, can form a work of art that
evokes any number of ideas or emotions in the observer. A line of
words, carefully crafted, can transport the reader virtually
anywhere. This program will explore the fine lines of creative
artists, illustrators and writers."
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of months with 5 Wednesdays at Red River Writers Live.
Ms Gillot states, "Lines can be both versatile and powerful. A
simple black line, curved and shaded, can form a work of art that
evokes any number of ideas or emotions in the observer. A line of
words, carefully crafted, can transport the reader virtually
anywhere. This program will explore the fine lines of creative
artists, illustrators and writers."
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CJ was raised in a tiny town in Massachusetts where his family has lived for three generations.
When CJ was a boy, the family had a variety of animals and boasted a poultry incubator large
enough to hatch a chick for every resident of the town – all at one time. Although it was never a
professional enterprise, the family continued to raise animals for many years and CJ developed
a love for the outdoors and wildlife. He supports a number of environmental causes today.
CJ wrote his first book in 1979 while bored during school hours, but at that time writing was
second to golf. CJ practiced hard daily and eventually entertained hopes of playing
professionally. In 1985 he chose Southeastern Massachusetts University (now UMASS
Dartmouth) over golf and studied Business Management which advanced his career in
computer technology. (Click to learn more about CJ)
When CJ was a boy, the family had a variety of animals and boasted a poultry incubator large
enough to hatch a chick for every resident of the town – all at one time. Although it was never a
professional enterprise, the family continued to raise animals for many years and CJ developed
a love for the outdoors and wildlife. He supports a number of environmental causes today.
CJ wrote his first book in 1979 while bored during school hours, but at that time writing was
second to golf. CJ practiced hard daily and eventually entertained hopes of playing
professionally. In 1985 he chose Southeastern Massachusetts University (now UMASS
Dartmouth) over golf and studied Business Management which advanced his career in
computer technology. (Click to learn more about CJ)
I love a challenge. I hate to fail. I am easily distracted.
I believe the best of people. I am often accused of naivete' and I don't care.
I don’t handle disappointment well. I'm terribly annoyed by arrogance.
I tell the truth.
I'm fascinated by the human race and I listen carefully when someone is speaking to me.
(Learn more about Laurie)
I believe the best of people. I am often accused of naivete' and I don't care.
I don’t handle disappointment well. I'm terribly annoyed by arrogance.
I tell the truth.
I'm fascinated by the human race and I listen carefully when someone is speaking to me.
(Learn more about Laurie)
Thriller 30 airs on Red River Writers Live on the 2nd Wednesday of each
month with Host C J West. Cj write this about his show:
* One-on-one interview with an unknown Mystery or Thriller writer
* I will read the book beforehand and we will focus on the book
* (1) Author and I will be on air for the majority of the 30 minutes so this
will be good exposure and good practice if you haven't done radio before.
* Fan questions will be taken for about 8 mins at end of show
* Shows are recorded so fans can listen live or listen later
* I plan to only take books that I enjoy, so I will be a very supportive
interviewer.
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month with Host C J West. Cj write this about his show:
* One-on-one interview with an unknown Mystery or Thriller writer
* I will read the book beforehand and we will focus on the book
* (1) Author and I will be on air for the majority of the 30 minutes so this
will be good exposure and good practice if you haven't done radio before.
* Fan questions will be taken for about 8 mins at end of show
* Shows are recorded so fans can listen live or listen later
* I plan to only take books that I enjoy, so I will be a very supportive
interviewer.
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in a century-old Texas farmhouse, complete with picket fence, flowers, butterflies, and late
summer mosquitoes the size of your fist.
In May 2009, Cathy's devotional, “The Battle Is The Lord’s,” was published in Spirit & Heart: A
Devotional Journey (Lighthouse Publishing), a book available through major retailers. A
second devotion has been contracted through The Upper Room magazine for publication in
July-August 2010. And ....(click to learn more about Cathy and her Texas way of life)
Christian Fiction Live showcases Christian authors and their
books. Join us for live interviews with today's top Christian
authors. Writers of Inspirational fiction (mystery, suspense,
romance, women's fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, historicals, chick lit,
etc.), If you like Christian Fiction, you will like this Red River
Writers Live Special that airs 4 times a year on a Friday. The
first show is on the last Friday in March, an Easter Special.
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Cathy Bryant’s debut novel, Texas Roads, was a 2009 finalist in
the American Christian Fiction Writers' Genesis competition and
will soon be available through Amazon.com and other online
retailers. A Texas gal by birth, Cathy lives with her husband
Dr. Mosetta M. Penick Phillips-Cermak will Host a Robin Falls
Kids show about Folktales.
Folktales will give us a better look into stories that have been
handed down from generation to generation by word of mouth.
Some myth, some historical fiction, some just a tall tale.
So sit around the campfire and listen to the wonderful stories
her Guests will weave. Don't be surprised if the characters in
her books make an appearance.
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Mosetta writes: My first book was published when I was about
ten years old. But, I have been writing since I could hold a
pencil. I cannot remember a time that I did not write.
Kids show about Folktales.
Folktales will give us a better look into stories that have been
handed down from generation to generation by word of mouth.
Some myth, some historical fiction, some just a tall tale.
So sit around the campfire and listen to the wonderful stories
her Guests will weave. Don't be surprised if the characters in
her books make an appearance.
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Mosetta writes: My first book was published when I was about
ten years old. But, I have been writing since I could hold a
pencil. I cannot remember a time that I did not write.
When I was very little, I wrote The Pink Elephant. The Disney film, "Dumbo" inspired the story. I
remember that when my mother took me to see it, she also bought me the book "Dumbo, the
Flying Elephant" written by Helen Aberson and illustrated by Harold Perl.
I didn't understand how the book became a film, but I knew that I wanted one of my plays or
books to become a film.....(Take this link to read more about this author's life and career)
Simon Rose was born in Derbyshire, England. He graduated from university with a degree in
history and has lived in Canada since 1990. He is also a graduate of the Institute of Children's
Literature of West Redding, CT. Simon and his two children, dog and cat live in Calgary.
Simon’s first novel for middle grade readers, The Alchemist’s Portrait, was published in 2003
followed by The Sorcerer’s Letterbox in 2004, The Clone Conspiracy in 2005, The Emerald
Curse in 2006, The Heretic’s Tomb in 2007 and The Doomsday Mask in 2009. A seventh
novel for middle grades, The Time Camera, will be published in spring 2011, along with
Flashback, a novel for young adults. Simon is also a contributing author to The Complete
Guide to Writing Science Fiction Volume One, has ..... (click to learn more about Simon's work)
history and has lived in Canada since 1990. He is also a graduate of the Institute of Children's
Literature of West Redding, CT. Simon and his two children, dog and cat live in Calgary.
Simon’s first novel for middle grade readers, The Alchemist’s Portrait, was published in 2003
followed by The Sorcerer’s Letterbox in 2004, The Clone Conspiracy in 2005, The Emerald
Curse in 2006, The Heretic’s Tomb in 2007 and The Doomsday Mask in 2009. A seventh
novel for middle grades, The Time Camera, will be published in spring 2011, along with
Flashback, a novel for young adults. Simon is also a contributing author to The Complete
Guide to Writing Science Fiction Volume One, has ..... (click to learn more about Simon's work)
Robin Falls Kids Special in March, June, September & November
"Inspiration, Imagination and Invention with Simon Rose"
March 1, 2010 - History is a Thing of the Past
Simon's second novel, The Sorcerer's Letterbox, features the
mystery of the Princes in the Tower, the boy king Edward V and
his younger brother, supposedly murdered in the Tower of
London in 1483 by Richard III. This show examines the use of
history as inspiration for works for fiction, making use of real
personalities and events, and the need for accurate historical
research. Other show themes in the works.
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"Inspiration, Imagination and Invention with Simon Rose"
March 1, 2010 - History is a Thing of the Past
Simon's second novel, The Sorcerer's Letterbox, features the
mystery of the Princes in the Tower, the boy king Edward V and
his younger brother, supposedly murdered in the Tower of
London in 1483 by Richard III. This show examines the use of
history as inspiration for works for fiction, making use of real
personalities and events, and the need for accurate historical
research. Other show themes in the works.
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Story tellers with Melea Brock is a new show with details to
come.
Melea's Goal taken from her own words:
Master storyteller, Melea J. Brock, has revived the
all-but-lost art of storytelling for both adults and children.
She is a writer, an author, and an extraordinary performer.
Join her in celebration of this powerful art form. ... for
storytellers and lovers of this simple people art-form of
storytelling... Melea's hope is to encourage the storyteller in
you!
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come.
Melea's Goal taken from her own words:
Master storyteller, Melea J. Brock, has revived the
all-but-lost art of storytelling for both adults and children.
She is a writer, an author, and an extraordinary performer.
Join her in celebration of this powerful art form. ... for
storytellers and lovers of this simple people art-form of
storytelling... Melea's hope is to encourage the storyteller in
you!
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Melea Brock writes "Through stories I've written, folktales of old and true-life stories, I dip down
into the Truth of life for my listeners. I confront, in a non-threatening way, relationships,
beauty, worry, our gifts and talents, forgiveness, healing, the foolishness of life, God's
constant presence. Through storytelling, I offer the listener a face-to-face, ear-to-ear, heart-to-
heart opportunity to be still and hear what needs to be heard.
I began storytelling in 1982 while working as an assistant dean at a small Christian college in
California. I found that if I had a story when I taught and it specifically related to the teaching, a
disinterested student could become a listener and a learner in that moment. I can remember
my first story's telling, “The King Who Waits,” as if it were yesterday. Many ....."
(click to learn more about Melea)
into the Truth of life for my listeners. I confront, in a non-threatening way, relationships,
beauty, worry, our gifts and talents, forgiveness, healing, the foolishness of life, God's
constant presence. Through storytelling, I offer the listener a face-to-face, ear-to-ear, heart-to-
heart opportunity to be still and hear what needs to be heard.
I began storytelling in 1982 while working as an assistant dean at a small Christian college in
California. I found that if I had a story when I taught and it specifically related to the teaching, a
disinterested student could become a listener and a learner in that moment. I can remember
my first story's telling, “The King Who Waits,” as if it were yesterday. Many ....."
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| Laura Andlauer |
| Kimberly Eve |
| Leslie Graham |
| Freda Roberts |
| Perry Moore |
| Art by Wendy Whittingham |
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| Art by Wendy Whittingham |
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