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tinafrisco.com
Debby Gies, aka D.G. Kaye,has just released her 6th memoir, Twenty Years: After "I Do". Shespeaks from the heart and bares her soul in her writing.I couldn't recommend her books more highly. Debby is an ardent supporter of authors, featuring guest posts and interviews, reblogs, book reviews, tips and tricks, and much more. She isaninspiration... |
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norahcolvin.com
At this time of year, minds and hearts turn to friends and family, and contemplations of what we can do to make the world a better place. When we think of global events, we may feel overwhelmed, wondering what possible effect our actions could have. But when we focus on our own circle, any positive... |
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tinafrisco.com
While I was on break helping my sisters with my mother, my book PLATEAU received two new reviews. Since I haven't developed the habit of checking my books for reviews (I know! What kind of author am I?), I stumbled upon these at different times. I reblogged Colleen Chesebro's review on 10/5/17. You can read... |
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eastgermancinema.com
I recently returned to the Radio GDR studio (virtually speaking) to engage in a discussion on the female directors of East Germany. I was joined by Jeffrey Babcock, who curated a program on East German cinema for the Goethe Institute in Amsterdam, and show host Steve Minegar. It was a fun interview but shows how... |
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