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#ShortStories #Podcasting #Novels #WritingLife #Authors #Drama
This very first experimental installment premiered during the early days of the first COVID-19 lockdown in Los Angeles. First it discusses podcasting, then Dwayne Sharpe reads his sci-fi short story, “Another Day in the Twilight Zone.” As always, I welcome your insights and questions. Record them at my Anchor site — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me. And buymeacoffee.com/SupportHBT
Links referred to in this episode:
Video version of this episode.
Blog post with this episode in text form.
This episode first resided here at Podbean, a podcast host.
A Happiness Between Tails blog post where I sing public library praises and another one here.
A video with my honey and a super cute baby chick in New Zealand, and this amazing cat video I made in Spain.
Get Dwayne Sharpe’s books, "Thomas' 100 Cat Tales” and “Blaze Mysteries,” here. He also enjoys geocaching, which you can learn about here and here.)
Los Angeles County Library
Virtual writing groups offered through Shut Up & Write.
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Dwayne Sharpe, the cover of his book, “Thomas’ 100 Cat Tales,” and the cover of another of his books “Blaze Mysteries.”
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
1) Happiness Between Tails intro
2) Background info about today’s show 1:09
3) How I started this show and about today’s guest 1:59
4) Dwayne Sharpe's Sci-Fi, "Another Day in the Twilight Zone” 4:49
5) Happiness Between Tails outro 7:53
#Authors #WritingLife #Books #Novels #Labels #LatinX
What method do you use to write? And do you have labels you like to go by? Judith Barrow published many books and blogs from West Wales, England.
Share your thoughts, experiences, and questions by recording them on my Anchor by Spotify page — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me. Like what you hear? Buy me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/SupportHBT
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Links at HappinessBetweenTails.com blog post of this episode:
Photos at the blog post this podcast episode reads from:
#Authors #Compassion #Childhood #Families #Publishing
When did you become an adult? And do you read young adult fiction? And why are young adult novels popular with all ages? Here I discuss when I turned 18 and my parents shook my hand and left me. Darlene Foster talks about her books for kids and how she got published. Share your thoughts, experiences, and questions by recording them on my Anchor by Spotify page — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me. Like what you hear? Buy me a coffee at buymeacoffee.com/SupportHBT
Time Stamps (these are approximations due to whether ads play during show):
Links:
Photos available at the original blog post for this episode at Happiness Between Tails:
HBT speaks to and from the heart. Like its sister blog, HBT also connects book lovers and writers who'll enjoy the novels I’m drafting, which will soon become podcasts I will totally narrate. “Flamenco + the Sitting Cat" and “Tango + the Sitting Cat” are my love letters to all who fear they're too old, too damaged, too whatever to find love and happiness with or without a partner. HappinessBetweenTails.com • [email protected] • Like what you hear? Buy me a coffee.
#Authors #Books #SelfPublishing #SerializedDrama #StoryTelling
Marketing, building a platform as a writer… There’s more to being a novelist than most people assume. Many successful authors started out serializing chapters in newspapers and blogs. What are your thoughts on selling books? Got questions, thoughts, and/or experiences to share about writing and publishing? Record them on my Anchor by Spotify page — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
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Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Charles’ artful self-portraits
Links referred to in this episode:
Happiness Between original blog post for this episode.
Author Charles Sterling, this episode’s guest.
About the novesl I'm writing.
Wikipedia on madeleines that writer Marcel Proust used as analyze memory.
Wikipedia on Charles Dickens who serialized.
Wikipedia on Helen Fielding' and her orignially serialized, “Bridget Jones’s Diary”.
Wikipedia on Armistead Maupin and his newspaper serialized “Tales of the City”.
E. L. James, began her “Fifty Shades of Grey” as a blog.
Julie Powell blogged “Julie and Julia” into a book, then movie.
THIS IS JUST A TEST TO SEE IF I CAN MIX AUTOMATED VOICES
#Authors #Books #Cooking #Veggies #Photography #Gardening #Pets #Dogs #MonarchButterflies #Butterflies #Recipes
Hungry? Backyard fruits and veggies are the best. Lillian Brummet, a blogger from Canada who’s written many books, says hot weather means leek season. Here’s her recipe for “Leek n’ Mushroom Bundles.” What are you hungry for these days? Share your thoughts and questions by recording them here — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Links referred to in this episode:
About the novels I'm writing.
Video of K-D dog serenading.
About monarch butterflies.
A wild PBS video about monarch butterflies.
Recipes by Khashayar for Happiness Between Tails: a great hot soup, a crunchy salad, a fruity dessert and a carrot cake, an entree, and this appetizer and this one.
Lillian Brummet's site with info about her, including her books.
#COVID19 #Authors #Memoire #Writing #Books #Gardening #Hair
Writing life, gardening, and COVID-19 hair. Pamela S. Wight discusses her flash memoire and getting published. How long did your hair grow during the quarantine? Share your thoughts and questions by recording them here — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Links referred to in this episode:
About the novels I’m writing
Another blog post about my gardening.
What figeater beetles are.
Books I like at my Goodreads page.
Another guest blog post by Pamela S. Wight.
Pamela's site with all her links and books.
#ShortStories #Podcasting #Novels #WritingLife #Authors #Drama
This very first experimental installment premiered during the early days of the first COVID-19 lockdown in Los Angeles. First it discusses podcasting, then Dwayne Sharpe reads his sci-fi short story, “Another Day in the Twilight Zone.” As always, I welcome your insights and questions. Record them at my Anchor site — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
Links referred to in this episode:
Video version of this episode.
Blog post with this episode in text form.
This episode first resided here at Podbean, a podcast host.
A Happiness Between Tails blog post where I sing public library praises and another one here.
A video with my honey and a super cute baby chick in New Zealand, and this amazing cat video I made in Spain.
Get Dwayne Sharpe’s books, "Thomas' 100 Cat Tales” and “Blaze Mysteries,” here. He also enjoys geocaching, which you can learn about here and here.)
Los Angeles County Library
Virtual writing groups offered through Shut Up & Write.
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Dwayne Sharpe, the cover of his book, “Thomas’ 100 Cat Tales,” and the cover of another of his books “Blaze Mysteries.”
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
1) Happiness Between Tails intro
2) Background info about today’s show 1:09
3) How I started this show and about today’s guest 1:59
4) Dwayne Sharpe's Sci-Fi, "Another Day in the Twilight Zone” 4:49
5) Happiness Between Tails outro 7:53
From the publisher's feed