Blow Your Own Trumpet

StoryMaker - Interview with James Bonnet (25 June 2007)

Introduction: After I'd posted the interview with Evelyn Clark, I was on the lookout for someone to interview. One day, I received an email from Regina Kuan in Singapore asking if I'd like to interview James Bonnet. I immediately wrote to him requesting an interview. He agreed and I'm sure you'll agree with me, after reading this interview, that his experience in this field is quite impressive. Wi...

Storyteller with a Heart - Interview with Jim Cyr (14 July 2007)

Introduction: In the most recent issue of the Great StoryTelling Network newsletter, I'd asked subscribers to my newsletter to write to me if they were interested in being interviewed for this column. Jim was one of them who replied and after viewing his website, I was keen to interview him. Without further ado, here's Jim Cyr... Aneeta: Jim, thank you for responding to my request for storytell...

Voice of Creativity - Interview with Jeanette W. Vaughn (31 July 2007)

Introduction: I received a lovely email from Jeanette about two weeks ago. In it, she said, I've received your newsletter for about six months.  There's always something to be learned to help me move forward as a storyteller. Thereafter, Jeanette requested an interview and I was more than happy to do so. I have enjoyed this interview and indeed, I have learned what the KiSwahili word for creativi...

The Write Sense - Interview with Mayra Calvani (31 July 2007)

Introduction: I was surfing the net and came across an article written by Mayra. I then visited her site and was intrigued. I asked her if she wanted to be interviewed and she agreed. Therefore, without further ado, here's Mayra Calvani. Aneeta: Mayra, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Mayra: Thanks for having me here, Aneeta. It’s a pleasure! Aneeta: For a start, please tell me a lit...

Shades of Fire Gazing - Interview with Graeme Houston (1 September 2007)

Introduction: I was surfing the Author's Den site and came across Graeme's biography. I was immediately drawn to the fact that Graeme now lives in Malaysia. I quickly contacted him and asked if he'd like to be interviewed. He agreed and without  further ado, here's Graeme Houston. Aneeta: Graeme, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Graeme: Thank you for giving me the opportunity Aneeta. ...

Minefield of Storytelling - interview with Brian L. Porter (4 September 2007)

Introduction: I uploaded an interview with Graeme Houston a few days ago. Within 24 hours, I received an email from Brian requesting an interview. I visited his websites and had a proper look at all his work. It's an impressive body of work and without  further ado, here's Brian L. Porter. Aneeta: Brian, thank you for contacting me with a request for an interview. Brian: It’s a pleasure to tal...

Sail the Storyteller's World - interview with Roy E Schreiber (7 September 2007)

Introduction: I was surfing the net when I came across Roy's website - http://www.royschreiber.com/. It is a simple site no doubt, but the information shared was about an interesting approach taken to writing a biography. I contact Roy and asked him if he would be interested in an interview and he agreed. Here's his story. Like many U.S. families, mine tended to move around.  When I was born, ...

Storyteller's Notes - interview with Eva Pasco (11 September 2007)

Introduction: Again, I was surfing the net and in particular, Authors dean, when I came across the information about Eva. I visited her 'space' on Myspace and the blurb for her upcoming novel piqued my interest; naturally, I contacted her with a request to interview her. She agreed and without  further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you Eva Pasco ... Aneeta: Eva, thank you for agr...

Spirit of a Storyteller - interview with Matt Jones a.k.a. Sitting Bear (14 September 2007)

Introduction: About a week ago, I received an email from Matt requesting an interview. He attached to his email a document which had some information about him. I read the attachment with much interest and knew I wanted to interview him. I am sure, when you read all of Matt's stories below, you'll agree that his is a most interesting tale. Without  further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing...
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