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Gaëlle Freer and Bob Price coming to you weekly on Mondays at 3 pm on
KWRH 92.9 AND KXOK 102.9 FM AM and Monday to Friday 2 pm and 7 pm
nationwide on the My Genre Radio Network
Our Interview With Author Ralph Freer
Author Ralph Wayne Freer, a content — rarely cranky septuagenarian, resides on a
family Century Farm in the Ozark foothills of Missouri. Ralph is a Gemini, a retired
educator, a veteran, and a life-long artist. In 2017, he began to combine his art with
writing. His chosen genre is humorous yet insightful children's stories. He often
illustrates his stories with character sculptures he creates. As an artist, he enjoys
creating new artsy stuff — most often colorful three-dimensional sculptures. You are
invited to visit his website www.flyingfgallery.com.
A Quote from Piper’s Posse
Piper Pixie(main character) says "I never thought I would have
a friend covered in feathers!"
Our Interview With Illustrator Rose Anne Standard
She attended the University of Missouri in Columbia as an Art major. Rose Anne eventually
transferred to Kansas University in Lawrence and pursued a degree in Advertising and Editorial Art.
For most of her professional career, Rose Anne has been a graphic designer working with studios
and agencies in Chicago, IL; Sacramento and Fresno, CA; Hannibal and Northeast Missouri;
Washington, DC; and Southeast Missouri. She is also an
accomplished illustrator winning a number of awards
for her work. In February 2016, Rose Anne established
The Creekside Studio of Art & Design. Fine art, art
commissions and graphic design are services are
provided to clients across the US and abroad. You Are
invited to Visit her website
www.thecreeksidestudio.com
Our Interview With Author Jerry Ford
Jerry has a varied and very diverse background. Jerry Ford has served as a funeral director, big-band
musician, member of the Missouri Legislature, and on the campaign trail for Missouri’s 8th
Congressional District seat. Ford is the author of “The Gordonville Grove: Stories of Tombstones,
Tambourines, and Tammany Hall.” More info about him and his books is available at Jerry’s website
http://jerryfordorchestra.com/author.html
Our Recording is Missing, but we are still looking!
Our Interview With Author Greg Stout
Greg has recently won the prestigious Private Eye Writers Shamus Award for the novel
Lost Little Girl! Keeping company with Mickey Spillane! he has written more than 22
books on the history of American railroads, a logical outcome of having grown up in a
family of professional railroaders. His first title, Route of the Eagles, a history of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad, was released in 1995 and his most recent effort will be in print
in mid-2019.
Gideon’s Ghost, his first work of fiction, was drawn from actual experiences that took
place during an extended visit with relatives in a small town in Missouri during the mid-
1960s. It is a book written for young adult readers, which, not coincidentally, was the
age group he taught during his “second career.” More About his novels
at www.GregoryStoutAuthor.com
Our Interview With Jo Lena Johnson
Jo Lena Johnson, The Absolute Good Resilience Coach, is an International Trainer, Inspirational Speaker,
and Book Publisher. It’s time to interrupt the effects of people, places and things. Authentic connection,
intuitive interaction and open communication create understanding. Jo Lena Johnson offers tangible
ways to reconnect to the core of who we are, and share them, if we choose. The principles of “You Are
Brilliant, 7 Ways to Shine” are the foundation of Ms. Johnson’s life work, Hope and Help for the Hurting.
More information about Jo Lena’s Books and programs available at http://jolenajohnson.com/
Our Interview with Author Deborah Raney
DEBORAH RANEY's first novel, A Vow to Cherish, inspired the World Wide Pictures
film of the same title and launched Deb’s writing career. Twenty-five years, forty-
plus books, and numerous awards later, she's still
creating stories that touch hearts and lives.
A three-time Christy Award finalist and winner of the
RITA® Award, Carol Award, National Readers Choice
Award, and HOLT Medallion, Deb is represented by Steve
Laube of the Steve Laube Agency. She served on the
executive board of the 2500-member American Christian
Fiction Writers for eighteen years and teaches at writers
conferences around the country.
Deborah’s website is www.DeborahRaney.com
Our Interview With Author Jane Elzey
Jane Elzey is a mischief-maker, storyteller, and bender of the facts. A career journalist, she
now writes modern on the edge cozy mysteries without much regard for the truth.
Her current mystery series is about four mature women who love to play games … while the
husbands die trying. (The husband always dies.) Her Cardboard Cottage Mystery series
includes Dying for Dominoes published in 2020, Dice on a Deadly Sea published in 2021,
Poison Parcheesi and Wine published in 2022, and Killer Croquet on the Emerald Isle which is
due out in spring 2024. You can even join Jane Elzey’s VIP Killer Club, all at JaneElzey.com or
CardboardCottageMystery.com
Our Interview with Author Brad R. Cook
He is the author of historical fantasy, and award-winning short stories. He began as a
playwright, dipped into the corporate writing world, and served as co-publisher and
acquisitions editor for Blank Slate Press. He currently serves as Historian of St. Louis
Writers Guild after three and half years as President. He learned to fence at thirteen,
and never set down his sword, but prefers to curl up with a centuries’ old classic. Brad’s
books are available on his website at www.BradrCook.com
Hal Marcovitz has spent more than forty years as a journalist and
author. A graduate of Lincoln High School and Temple University,
both in Philadelphia, Hal's reporting career started in 1976 in
Pennsylvania's coal region. During his newspaper career Hal won
awards for news reporting and column writing from the
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. Hal covered
politics for his entire career in journalism, giving him a unique
insight into the reasons politicians do the often-strange things
that they do. Hal left daily journalism in 2006. He transitioned
from journalism to writing novels and nonfiction for young
adults. He has over 200 books in publication.
Our Interview with Hal Marcovitz
From the article written by Alyssa Lunsford in the
Southeast Missourian, Dru Armitage has a master's
degree in industrial organizational psychology from
Southeast Missouri State University — a "master's
in business for a psychology student", he called it.
He published "Overnight Marketing" in December,
and he had a book signing in January at Barnes &
Noble in Cape Girardeau, at which he sold out.
"Overnight Marketing" is a guidebook, according to
Armitage. He said there are many people telling
individuals how to market their businesses and
themselves, so he decided to found a marketing
agency and condense the information into the
book.
Our Interview with Dru Armitage
Authors-Edge.com presents Pat Wahler, she is winner of the
Western Fictioneers' Best First Novel of 2018, a Walter Williams
Award winner, and the winner of Author Circle Awards 2019 Novel
of Excellence in Historical Fiction for I am Mrs. Jesse James. She has
also authored a three-book contemporary romance series-the
Becker Family Novels, and two holiday-themed books; all named
Five-Star Readers’ Favorites. A frequent contributor to the Chicken
Soup for the Soul anthologies, Pat is an avid reader with a special
passion for historical fiction, women’s fiction, and stories with
heart. She makes her home in Missouri with her husband and two
rescue critters—one feisty Peek-a-poo pup and a tabby cat with an
oversupply of attitude.
Our Interview With Pat Wahler
Authors-Edge.com interviews Kent Sanders. Kent Sanders is the founder of
Inkwell Ghostwriting, which helps leaders grow their business through
books and other content. He is also the author and co-author of numerous
books, including 18 Words to Live By: A Father’s Wisdom on What Matters
Most and co-author of The Faith of Elvis: A Story Only a Brother Can Tell with
Billy Stanley, Elvis Presley’s stepbrother.
Inkwell Ghostwriting provides ghostwriting and written content services to
entrepreneurs, business owners, thought leaders, and other professionals
who want to change lives with their message.
They write books, articles, blog posts, social media posts, and email
marketing content so you can focus on what you do best: running your
business, serving clients, and building your brand.
Gaëlle Freer and Bob Price coming to you weekly on Mondays at 3 pm on
KWRH 92.9 AND KXOK 102.9 FM AM and Monday to Friday 2 pm and 7 pm
nationwide on the My Genre Radio Network
Gaëlle Freer and Bob Price coming to you weekly on Mondays at 3 pm on
KWRH 92.9 AND KXOK 102.9 FM AM and Monday to Friday 2 pm and 7 pm
nationwide on the My Genre Radio Network
Authors-Edge.com interviews Doug Sikes. Doug has been in the
book publishing business for 33 years focusing on non-fiction
works primarily in the fields of history, travel, photography and
sports. His publishing company, Acclaim Press is based in Sikeston,
MO and has published more than 500 books all across America.
With some of the most popular books in the world on Kentucky
bourbon, their books are enjoyed- both domestically and abroad.
Visit www.AcclaimPress.com
Gaëlle Freer and Bob Price coming to you weekly on Mondays at 3 pm on
KWRH 92.9 AND KXOK 102.9 FM AM and Monday to Friday 2 pm and 7 pm
nationwide on the My Genre Radio Network
Available on Authors Edge YouTube Channel
https://youtu.be/jGS90NWhVhQ
Authors Edge Radio Shows
on YouTube
Gaëlle Freer and Bob Price coming to you weekly on
Mondays at 3 pm on KWRH 92.9 AND KXOK 102.9 FM AM
and Monday to Friday 2 pm and 7 pm nationwide on the
My Genre Radio Network
Our Interview With Author Ralph Freer
Author Ralph Wayne Freer, a content — rarely cranky septuagenarian, resides
on a family Century Farm in the Ozark foothills of Missouri. Ralph is a Gemini,
a retired educator, a veteran, and a life-long artist. In 2017, he began to
combine his art with writing. His chosen genre is humorous yet insightful
children's stories. He often illustrates his stories with character sculptures he
creates. As an artist, he enjoys creating new artsy stuff — most often colorful
three-dimensional sculptures. You are invited to visit his website
www.flyingfgallery.com.
A Quote from Piper’s Posse
Piper Pixie(main character) says "I never
thought I would have a friend covered in
feathers!"
Our Interview With Illustrator Rose Anne Standard
She attended the University of Missouri in Columbia as an Art major. Rose
Anne eventually transferred to Kansas University in Lawrence and pursued a
degree in Advertising and Editorial Art.
For most of her professional career, Rose Anne has been a graphic designer
working with studios and agencies in Chicago, IL; Sacramento and Fresno,
CA; Hannibal and Northeast Missouri; Washington, DC; and Southeast
Missouri. She is also an accomplished illustrator winning a number of
awards for her work. In
February 2016, Rose Anne
established The Creekside
Studio of Art & Design. Fine art,
art commissions and graphic
design are services are provided
to clients across the US and
abroad. You Are invited to Visit
her website
www.thecreeksidestudio.com
Our Interview With Author Jerry Ford
Jerry has a varied and very diverse background. Jerry Ford has served as a
funeral director, big-band musician, member of the Missouri Legislature, and
on the campaign trail for Missouri’s 8th Congressional District seat. Ford is
the author of “The Gordonville Grove: Stories of Tombstones, Tambourines,
and Tammany Hall.” More info about him and his books is available at Jerry’s
website http://jerryfordorchestra.com/author.html
Our Recording is Missing, but we are still looking!
Our Interview With Author Greg Stout
Greg has recently won the prestigious Private Eye Writers Shamus Award for
the novel Lost Little Girl! Keeping company with Mickey Spillane! he has
written more than 22 books on the history of American railroads, a logical
outcome of having grown up in a family of professional railroaders. His first
title, Route of the Eagles, a history of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, was
released in 1995 and his most recent effort will be in print in mid-2019.
Gideon’s Ghost, his first work of fiction, was drawn from actual experiences
that took place during an extended visit with relatives in a small town in
Missouri during the mid-1960s. It is a book written for young adult readers,
which, not coincidentally, was the age group he taught during his “second
career.” More About his novels
at www.GregoryStoutAuthor.com
Our Recording is Missing, but we are still looking!
Our Interview With Jo Lena Johnson
Jo Lena Johnson, The Absolute Good Resilience Coach, is an International
Trainer, Inspirational Speaker, and Book Publisher. It’s time to interrupt the
effects of people, places and things. Authentic connection, intuitive
interaction and open communication create understanding. Jo Lena Johnson
offers tangible ways to reconnect to the core of who we are, and share them,
if we choose. The principles of “You Are Brilliant, 7 Ways to Shine” are the
foundation of Ms. Johnson’s life work, Hope and Help for the Hurting.
More information about Jo Lena’s Books and programs available at
http://jolenajohnson.com/
Our Interview with Author Deborah Raney
DEBORAH RANEY's first novel, A Vow to Cherish, inspired the
World Wide Pictures film of the same title and launched Deb’s
writing career. Twenty-five years, forty-plus books, and
numerous awards later, she's still creating stories that touch
hearts and lives.
A three-time Christy Award finalist and winner of the RITA®
Award, Carol Award, National Readers Choice Award, and HOLT
Medallion, Deb is represented by Steve Laube of the Steve Laube
Agency. She served on the executive board of the 2500-member
American Christian Fiction Writers for eighteen years and
teaches at writers conferences around the country.
Deborah’s website is www.DeborahRaney.com
Our Interview with Author Brad R. Cook
He is the author of historical fantasy, and award-winning short
stories. He began as a playwright, dipped into the corporate
writing world, and served as co-publisher and acquisitions
editor for Blank Slate Press. He currently serves as Historian of
St. Louis Writers Guild after three and half years as President.
He learned to fence at thirteen, and never set down his sword,
but prefers to curl up with a centuries’ old classic. Brad’s
books are available on his website at www.BradrCook.com
Our Interview With Author Jane Elzey
Jane Elzey is a mischief-maker, storyteller, and bender of the
facts. A career journalist, she now writes modern on the edge
cozy mysteries without much regard for the truth.
Her current mystery series is about four mature women who
love to play games … while the husbands die trying. (The
husband always dies.) Her Cardboard Cottage Mystery series
includes Dying for Dominoes published in 2020, Dice on a Deadly
Sea published in 2021, Poison Parcheesi and Wine published in
2022, and Killer Croquet on the Emerald Isle which is due out in
spring 2024. You can even join Jane Elzey’s VIP Killer Club, all at
JaneElzey.com or CardboardCottageMystery.com
Copyright © 2023 Net Marketing Dynamix LLC
All Rights Reserved. The copying or reproduction in any
shape or form of any content on any page of this website
without written permission is strictly prohibited
