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The 24th episode of the Reading and Writing podcast features an interview with Jonathan Maberry, a multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author, magazine feature writer, comic book scripter, and the author of the Joe Ledger thriller The Dragon Factory
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Jeff Rutherford has been recording and publishing The Reading and Writing Podcast since 2009.
When he's not interviewing writers and authors, he enjoys CrossFit, quilting, gardening, karaoke, and dancing. You can find him on Instagram or Twitter. Or check out some of his quilts on his personal blog.
When he's not interviewing writers and authors, he enjoys CrossFit, quilting, gardening, karaoke, and dancing. You can find him on Instagram or Twitter. Or check out some of his quilts on his personal blog.
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Hi–
I spoke very briefly at the Book Bloggers Convention in NYC at the end of BEA, May 28th. We’re still reeling down here in Nashville and the need for books is great. I’ve partnered with a local agency to help with our book project, A Dry Read: New Books for Nashville. Please help if you can by blogging about the project and encouraging everyone you know to participate by sending us books! I’ve blogged about it on my page, http://www.rebeecabrothers.com. Please visit and pass along the news. I’d really appreciate it!
Thanks so much-
Becky Brothers
Reader With a Capital “R
Becky,
I agree. I hope everyone who reads your comment remembers that Nashville still needs help – and the need for books is great. Nashville’s flooding unfortunately got lost in the media with all the BP oil spill coverage.
Also, Becky, I think you mistyped your website. Readers, check out Becky’s site at http://www.rebeccabrothers.com/
Hello,i am a published horror writer and i’m curious in finding out how to go about having a pod-interview? My most recent book pub.8/31 is “Thou Shalt Not Steal”. I am a horror writer. I would appreciate any info that can be given in return.Thou Shalt Not Steal,tells of four men who steal 1.5 million dollars from a dead psychic who was also involved in voodoo. Any one associated with the money in any way falls under a curse place on the money by the psychic before his death.
William,
Email me more info at jeff – at – jeffrutherford.com
Jeff