Blow Your Own Trumpet

How It All Came About - interview with Suneetha Balakrishnan (14 April 2010)

Introduction I was looking at Suneetha's 'Wall' on Facebook and found it quite interesting reading. I asked her if she'd like to be interviewed and she agreed. Without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Suneetha Balakrishnan ... Aneeta: Suneetha, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Suneetha: The pleasure is indeed mine, Aneeta. Aneeta: Let’s start with something abo...

Daydreams of a Storyteller - interview with Alison Baverstock (12 June 2010)

Introduction: Bill Keeth a columnist on this website, was telling me about his dealings with Alison. I looked at her website and was impressed with what she had to say. I contacted her and asked if she would like to be interviewed. She agreed and, therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Alison Baverstock ... Aneeta: Alison, welcome and thank you very much fo...

Catering and Storytelling - interview with Jessica Nathan (3 August 2010)

Introduction Brenda James, a columnist on this website, suggested I ask David and Jessica Nathan if they were interested in the interview. Though eager, I was wondering how their story (which is essentially a story about a catering business) would fit in here. Still, I persevered and I'm really pleased with the answers Jessica provided. Therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in intr...

Facilitating Storytelling - interview with Lesley Witt (27 September 2010)

Introduction A few months ago, Lesley wrote to me to ask if I'd interview her. I hopped over to her website and had a look. I was intrigued and agreed to interview her. Therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Lesley Witt ... Aneeta: Lesley, thank you for writing to me and welcome to the site. Please tell me a little about yourself – where were you born, wher...

A Storyteller's Collage - interview with Carol Zimny (15 November 2010)

Introduction Some time ago, Carol purchased my eBook and, thereafter, contacted me. She told me a little about her work and directed me to her website. I had a look and was fascianted with her work. I hope that you, too, will be as interested in Carol's story as I am. Therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Carol Zimny ... Aneeta: Carol, thank you for sendin...

Ripples of a Storyteller - interview with Prashant Karhade (23 November 2010)

Introduction About a month or so ago, one of my columnists, Suneetha, suggested I contact Prashant to ask if he'd be interested in an interview. I hopped over to his website and, in very simple terms, he's extremely dynamic! To say more at this stage would be to give away too much. Therefore, without without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Prashanat Karhade ... Aneeta...

Divinity in a Storyteller - interview with Karen McGregor (10 January 2011)

Introduction I was introduced to Karen and her work by a friend-of-a-freind-of-a-friend. At the time, she was about to launch her new book (see below). I decided not to rush the interview and waited until now to interview Karen. I'm glad I did and I hope you enjoy reading her story as well. Therefore, without without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Karen McGregor ... A...

Interview with Nancy Stewart - by Mayra Calvani

Nancy is the bestselling author of the four Bella and Britt Series books for children:  One Pelican at a Time (eighteen weeks on Amazon Bestselling List), Sea Turtle Summer, Bella Saves the Beach and Mystery at Manatee Key. All are published by Guardian Angel Publishing. She and One Pelican at a Time and were featured in the PBS Tampa (WEDU) special, GulfWatch.  Pelican was nominated for a Global...

Storyteller's Workshop - interview with Harry Bingham (11 January 2011)

 Yesterday morning, I received an email from Harry. He introduced himself and his work. He was also willing to be interviewed. When I looked at his website, I had no hesitation in agreeing to interview him. What I did not expect was how fast he would respond with his answers. Therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Harry Bingham ... Aneeta: Harry, thank you ...
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