Sunday, November 16, 2014

Annie Acorn Publishing LLC

Annie asked me to do a Guest Quill for her 11/16/14 blog spot. 

The Question was:
Do you prefer to write Fiction or Non-Fiction? And Why? 

I had never thought of this so it was interesting to contemplate and decide what I really preferred.


Sunday, November 9, 2014

Notes From Tabor Lane


This was probably the most unusual interview Kathy ever conducted. Farloft only, almost, set off the fire alarm.

Saturday, November 8, 2014

The Dragon, the Girl and the Twitter: a true story of Portland and Magic


Charlotte Ashlock is my hero. I wanted to visit me after she wrote this article. Lol


Vol. 6 - Dedicated to Charlotte Ashlock

Author Theresa Snyder: Fun, Fantasy and Farloft


Cherrie McKenzie of Co-Active Dreams interviewed me in this podcast. 
Believe in your dreams and follow them.


The Effortless English Show - Reading & Writing


Here is a YouTube interview I did with A.J. Hoge Founder and Director of The Effortless English Program. AJ teaches non-English speaking folks how to learn English like we all did as children, by reading authentic English material. 

His students are finding it helpful to listen to Farloft's first chronicle, James & the Dragon on audio and read along with the eBook or Paperback.



Fortiters Starclan Forum Interview

James McAllister, The Starclan Admiral as we know him, interviews me here with questions about my books and writing habits.



My latest book as of this interview

Interview with an Author & a Dragon

Actually, it was two authors and two dragons, when I sat down with Cheryl Matthynssens of The Dragons' Geas. Since this interview Cheryl and I have become such fast friends that we have founded  The Society of Enlightened Dragonologists



Farloft doing the Happy Dance
Because of our mutual love of his kind.

Getting Personal


I was introduced to Massimo Marino by Carla Monticelli. Massimo asked me to bring Farloft, my dragon with me on this interview. His monkey audience didn't really know what to think of my tweeting dragon.



Character is Everything


Rita Carla Francesca Monticelli gave me my first opportunity to write a Guest Blog. Since those early days and my infinite steps as an Indie writer, Carla has been by guide and helper. She is truly a generous soul.

Interview with Paul Cude


Paul Cude is an author from the UK who mixes Dragons with modern times. I love his unique concept of dragons living below our very feet and rider monorails to boot.

Because I have Farloft, my dragon friend, we naturally gravitated toward one another. This is my interview which appeared on his site: The Sober Hokey Player


My Dragon Friend, Farloft

One Thousand Worlds in One Thousand Words


I was privileged to be the first author interviewed on this site. The point of the site was you had to catch your readers with the first one thousand words of your novel, or they would not finish it and feel moved to review it. This is my attempt at catching the eye of a reader.

The Knotty and Nice of Indie Publishing


Having completed my first year as an Indie author, the folks at VoiceCatcher asked me to write a series of articles for their web site. This is number 1 - My First Year

Twin-Id


MA Gilchrist of Deviant Dragon asked me to name his pink, two-headed dragon and write his story.
I would like to introduce Twin-Id


Don't Lose Yourself

2 Chicks and 1 Old Lady asked me to write about the challenges of pursuing your own dream when living the life of a caregiver. It can be done. 


What's on Your Bookshelf

I volunteer for a local group called VoiceCatchers. They are a group of women who work to connect, inspire and empower other women authors and artists.

This is a post they asked me to write on what books were currently close at hand for reference while writing. You might find the article interest, well as helpful.