Florida Writer Podcast

Florida Writer Podcast

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Florida Writer Podcast episodes

  • Donna M. Gray-Banks
    Donna M. Gray-Banks is the Founder and Director of the F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival which is one of the largest book festivals held in Volusia/Flagler Counties in Florida. The Festival began in 2011 and the City of Daytona Beach began sponsorship of the Festival in 2012. Gray-Banks is also the host of a weekly radio show "A F.R.E.S.H. Conversation" on Joy 106.3 fm Daytona Beach, every Monday night from 8-9 p.m. Gray-Banks is the author of a very successful trilogy, "Ila's Diamonds I, II, and III". She is currently working on her IV novel "The House That Jack Built".
    18 min
  • Donna M. Gray-Banks
    Donna M. Gray-Banks is the Founder and Director of the F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival which is one of the largest book festivals held in Volusia/Flagler Counties in Florida.  The Festival began in 2011 and the City of Daytona Beach began sponsorship of the Festival in 2012.    Gray-Banks is also the host of a weekly radio show “A F.R.E.S.H. Conversation” on Joy 106.3 fm Daytona Beach, every Monday night from 8-9 p.m.   Gray-Banks is the author of a very successful trilogy, “Ila’s Diamonds I, II, and III”.  She is currently working on her IV novel “The House That Jack Built”.      
    18 min
  • Jessica Williams
    Jessica Williams lives in Central Florida (University of Alabama Alumni). She is a reporter/writer for The Hernando Sun (Hernando County, FL), Contributor for Citrus County Life Magazine (Citrus County, FL), and Journalist/Contributor for Celebrations Magazine (Walt Disney World) and Memory Well (Washington, D.C.). She also supports authors as a Contributor for Southern Literary Review (southernlitreview.com). Contact Jessica on Facebook @ Jessica Williams

    19 min
  • Jessica Williams
    Jessica Williams lives in Central Florida (University of Alabama Alumni). She is a reporter/writer for The Hernando Sun (Hernando County, FL), Contributor for Citrus County Life Magazine (Citrus County, FL), and Journalist/Contributor for Celebrations Magazine (Walt Disney World) and Memory Well (Washington, D.C.). She also supports authors as a Contributor for Southern Literary Review (southernlitreview.com).    Contact Jessica on Facebook @ Jessica Williams

     

    19 min
  • Obi Umeozor

    Obi Umeozor received his B.A. in English from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria and taught English Literature before moving to the States in 2015, where he obtained an MFA in Creative Writing from Florida State University.

    His work has appeared and is forthcoming in the New Orleans Review, adda, Shift and others. He has been shortlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and is currently a PhD (Fiction) candidate at the University of Houston's Creative Writing Program.

    Follow Obi on Instagram @calumez

    19 min
  • Obi Umeozor

    Obi Umeozor received his B.A. in English from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria and taught English Literature before moving to the States in 2015, where he obtained an MFA in Creative Writing from Florida State University.

    His work has appeared and is forthcoming in the New Orleans Review, adda, Shift and others. He has been shortlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and is currently a PhD (Fiction) candidate at the University of Houston’s Creative Writing Program.

    Follow Obi on Instagram @calumez

    19 min
  • Tami Lowe

    Tami Lowe writes fiction and non-fiction, primarily about and for women. Her memoir, Making Space for Me, my Mormon adoption story, was self-published in August 2018. Tami is a member of the Florida Writers Association, a Board Member of the Florida Writers Foundation as Chairperson of their Silent Auction. She is a judge for the Women's Fiction Writers Association Rising Star Award as well as the FWA RPLA Award.

    Follow her on social media through her website at tamilowe.com.

    21 min
  • Tami Lowe

    Tami Lowe writes fiction and non-fiction, primarily about and for women. Her memoir, Making Space for Me, my Mormon adoption story, was self-published in August 2018. Tami is a member of the Florida Writers Association, a Board Member of the Florida Writers Foundation as Chairperson of their Silent Auction. She is a judge for the Women’s Fiction Writers Association Rising Star Award as well as the FWA RPLA Award.

    Follow her on social media through her website at tamilowe.com.

    21 min
  • Shepperd November

    Shepperd November is a recovering New Yorker. His book All in a Daze Work: The Decline and Fall of the American Work Ethic discusses his experiences working in the American auto industry. Find Shep on Facebook at Shepperd November.

    19 min
  • Shepperd November

    Shepperd November is a recovering New Yorker. His book All in a Daze Work: The Decline and Fall of the American Work Ethic discusses his experiences working in the American auto industry. Find Shep on Facebook at Shepperd November. 

    19 min

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