Blow Your Own Trumpet

Storyteller and Us - Interview with Arlene Uslander (16 November 2013)

Introduction Arlene and I have a mutual friend, Joanna Celeste. Joanna suggested I send Arlene a copy of Bitter Sweet when it was first published. I did and since then, Arlene and I have been in contact. Her story is interesting and I hope you enjoy reading her tales as much as I do. Aneeta: Arlene, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Let’s start with something about you. Where were you ...

Storyteller, Reviewer - Interview with Susan Keefe (2 October 2013)

Introduction Some time in April, Susan sent me an email asking me if I'd publish a review she'd written. I took some time to reply because, at the time, my little dachshund had passed away. When I told her what had happened, she was very lovely and told me something I'll never forget: with time the pain will become less, but the bond lasts forever. Since then, we've been keeping in touch and I as...

Pelicans and Storyteller - interview with Jesse Giles Christiansen (19 July 2013)

Introduction Jesse wrote to me some time ago telling me about his new book. I had a quick read of it and I wanted very much to interview him. So, I asked if he'd like to be interviewed and he agreed. Without further ado, let me introduce you to Jesse Giles Christiansen ... Aneeta: Jesse, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Jesse: My pleasure. Great to be here! Aneeta: Let’s start with...

Instincts of a Storyteller - Interview with Sreelata Menon (30 April 2013)

Introduction I met Sreelata a few years ago. She was on holiday in Malaysia and the other couple who accompanied her and her husband are very close family friends of ours. I've been trying, ever since, to get this interview with Sreelata and I'm glad it's finally happened. Without further ado, let me introduce you to Sreelata Menon ... Aneeta: Sreelata, thank you so much for agreeing to this ...

Interview with Anne K. Edwards by Mayra Calvani (2 April 2013)

Introduction Please welcome my special guest! Anne K. Edwards has authored and coauthored books in several different genres, from children's books to mystery to speculative fiction. Currently, Anne is working on a new mystery novel, second in the “Death” series, to follow Death on Delivery. She's here today to talk about her latest release, Shadows Over Paradise. Visit her website at www.anneked...

Interview with Cheryl Kaye Tardif by Mayra Calvani (2 April 2013)

Introduction Please welcome my special guest, international bestselling Canadian author Cheryl Kaye Tardif. Cheryl is best known for Submerged, a psychological thriller that has had over 49,000 downloads on Amazon alone in March 2013, Children of the Fog, a supernatural suspense thriller that has sold over 50,000 copies and has made Amazon’s Top 100 bestsellers list (overall list) multiple time...

Interview with Starr Burgess by Mayra Calvani (4 March 2013)

Starr Burgess worked as an elementary teacher and school counselor for a total of seven years. She has a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from Texas State University. Starr is busy working on her second children’s book: Counselor Dynamite Befuddles the Bullyville Crew. She currently resides with her husband, Clyde, and their daughter in Pflugerville, TX.   Tell us a little about your m...

Interview with Vincent Hobbes by Mayra Calvani (21 February 2013)

Today my guest is horror author Vincent Hobbes, whose latest novel, KHOST, is a military horror set in the Soviet Union and Afghanistan. In 2004 he founded Hobbes End Publishing, but later sold the company and now writes full time. He’s the author of The Contrived Senator, Exiles, Plight of the Warrior, and, together with 17 other authors, of the anthology The Endlands. He recently finished produc...

Interview with Christine Amsden by Mayra Calvani (21 February 2013)

My guest today is award-winning author Christine Amsden, whose novel, Cassie Scot: ParaNormal Detective, has just been released by Twilight Times Books. Amsden has written stories since she was eight, always with a touch of the strange or unusual. She started writing seriously in 2003, after attending a boot camp with Orson Scott Card. She finished Touch of Fate shortly afterward, then penned The ...
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