My Interview on DIALOGUE: Between the Lines
Today, the tables were turned as I appeared as the guest on DIALOGUE: Between the Lines, a weekly blogtalk radio show which I usually host with Susan Wingate.
Live on WMPC 1230 AM, Detroit MI “Off the Bookshelf”
I did a radio interview on WMPC, 1230 AM for a show called “Off the Bookshelf.” It was a brief but enjoyable time in which we discussed my journey into becoming a writer and my latest thriller DARKROOM.
Hope you’ll give it a listen.
What’s Your Kryptonite?
when I was younger, as you can imagine, one of my favorite superheroes was Superman because he was practically invulnerable. He didn’t have to be afraid of anyone or anything. And he had amazing strength—you know, “able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, able to stop a locomotive with his bare hands…” and all along, he was a mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent.
Every boy wanted to be superman, right? But one thing I never thought too much about was his one weakness, his “Achilles’ Heel” so to speak: Kryptonite. Darn! There was something that could bring the Man of Steel down. Something that could render this near demigod feeble, even kill him. Not the perfect hero after all. It turns out, this made for a great fictional character. Not so great for superman, but great for stories.
What Really Matters?
No matter what stage you are in your career, there will always be another email to answer, another task to complete, another deal to close. How many of you can relate? It’s not just business, it’s busy-ness. As a home-maker, there’s always another meal to cook, always another load of laundry. It’s endless.
By the end of the day, you may feel you haven’t accomplished enough and are falling behind. But nothing will ever be enough to remove that feeling. Can you relate?
The Winners from the DARKROOM Online Launch Party Giveaway Announced!
We had a great time at the DARKROOM online launch party, and as promised, we would announce the winner here on my blog.
DTMEDIA ran the drawing and have informed me of the winners, and here they are!