Author, Author Shine Out Loud!: Recent Episodes
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Get your coffee, put down your paper and meet an author. Find out what makes them tick, feel, emote, write, succeed. Ask the questions you always wanted to ask an author right here. This is the Authors Chance to Shine Out Loud and not just on the pages of his or her book.
Linda Tomsho, author of Hauntpreneur will talk about how to profit from your Halloween mania, just in time to make Halloween all year long. Trick or Treat! Treat as you find out how she came up with these excellent ideas for profiting on one of the number one holidays of the year.
Revealed today: the mysterious secrets of a successful or not so successful book launch.| Guest expert Adam Hommey, Founder and Creator of Help My Website Sell TM and The Business Creators' Institute TM. | For years, Adam has been the "secret weapon" in the arsenal of dozens of business creators and internet marketers, executive marketing solution providers, and professional service providers, working with them to spark and nurture the website conversion conversation that builds know, like, and trust| Today he turns his attention to the book launch.| During this interview, you will discover: 7 major mistakes made when lauching a book|How you can tell if your current list is ready for your to launch.| The first steps authors can take right now in preparing to launch - even if you're not 100% sure when or what you'll be launching.| Be sure to listen in if you are writing a book, have a book that has not been launched or are thinking about writing a book. Don't forget to share with your author friends or prospective author friends.
Today's Guest is Publisher of Pittsburgh Women's Yellow Page and also founder of the Author Zone Awards, Ann Marie Gire. Today she reveals plans for 2nd Annual Author Zone Awards and also First Annual Full Day Author Zone Writer's Conference.
In 1943, during World War II, ordinary little girls are expected to learn to cook, sew, and play with dolls. But Pam wants to do more, to be more to help her brother and all the other soldiers. When Pam meets the Women's Air Force Service Pilots, she discovers exactly what she wants to be when she grows up. She even begins to build her very own plane. But when her friend becomes sick, Pam has to decide what is most important to her. | An adaptation of WINDSHIFT by Joyce Faulkner Written and Illustrated by Rebecca Evans (c)2014 Rebecca Evans, Red Engine Press|Rebecca| Evans is an illustrator and author living in Maryland. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Art from Messiah College with a concentration in Drawing and Illustration in 2000, and also completed coursework from the Tyler School of Art. She worked for nine years as an artist and designer before returning to her first love: children's book illustration and writing. Her experience includes illustrating and authoring children's books, teaching art at the local Art Center, and publishing artwork with magazines and multiple publishing houses. She regularly speaks at elementary schools and shares her love of literature and art with children. She is also a member of the SCBWI. She lives in Maryland and enjoys spending time with her husband and three young children, and working from her home studio. You can view her work at www.rebeccaevans.net
Dana Micucci has enjoyed a decades-long career as a widely published journalist and author writing about culture, travel, and spirituality. She is the author of a new novel,THE THIRD MUSE, an international art-world mystery inspired by Renaissance ideals and the divine feminine teachings of the Magdalene Order. Her last book, Sojourns of the Soul: One Woman's Journey around the World and into Her Truth, was a gold winner in the 2013 Nautilus Book Awards. She has a private healing practice and conducts transformational talks and workshops nationwide.| "The Third Muse" combines mystery, suspense, history, and spirituality with radiant eloquence. Dana Micucci masterfully explores the timeless quest for wholeness through the soul connection of two women six centuries apart DanaMicucci.com