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Writer Interview Patricia Kennelly is a freelance writer, chef and restaurant owner who lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She is a contributing editor at Garden and Hearth and the editor of Pikes Peak Writers News Magazine. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a writer? Patricia Kennelly: I was ten, my cousin and…
Writer Interview Bonnie Saunder’s work has appeared in local and regional publications. While in the U.S. Air Force she edited a weekly base newspaper and a 40-page, full-color, monthly magazine. She currently works with computers. She finished her first novel (unsold) and is working on the second one. Moe: When did you know you wanted…
Moira Allen’s internet baby Writing-World is for new or experienced writers but it really leans more towards a haven for the budding writer. It is chocked full of more information than any writer could possibly get through in a single sitting so be sure to bookmark it. Writing-World has three main features that make it…
Writer Interview Candie Moonshower’s The Legend of Zoey (Delacorte) won the SCBWI “Sue Alexander Most Promising New Work Award.” The book was inspired by the legends her great-grandmother, a Creek Indian born and bred in Tennessee, told her about Reelfoot Lake. Candie grew up in Okinawa and in Tennessee, and she lives in Nashville. Moe:…
Fred Hobsen said, “The loneliest people in the world we writers are.” But really, it is not that writers are lonely so much as they work alone and spend a lot of time alone with imaginary characters. If writers were genuinely lonely these might be a few reasons why: Feel free to add your own…
Writer Interview Natalie Streber was born Natalie Lubrano in Orlando, FL, July 1980. She is married with two children and is currently residing (against her better judgment in Chicago, IL). Natalie has not published anything yet unless you count the newsletter articles for a parenting group or the countless letters to the editor of the…
Being listed in Writer’s Digest 101 best sites for writers for a second year in a row is simply wonderful. They certainly brought us some eager writers over the last two years. I think it has also brought us a different range of writers. For instance, we have more men than we have ever had…
Carolyn Ann Aish was born Carolyn Ann Gundesen in the small town of Waitara,Taranaki, New Zealand in 1948. She was raised in New Plymouth and now widowed, resides in Inglewood beneath the spectacular Taranaki Mountain, Egmont. Carolyn has two children, both married, and three grandchildren with another due mid May 2007. Carolyn earned a spot…