Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Marsha Ceniceros Speaks Up Against Child Abuse and Shares Her Books
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Marsha Ceniceros Speaks Up Against Child Abuse and Shares Her Books
Marsha L Ceniceros is an American author, born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised up in Southern California. A fiction and non-fiction writer of sci-fi, fantasy, poetry, and the series of God Answered Me- A biography of true stories of child maltreatment. Her achievements include incredible masterpiece, Sadana 999, a science fiction, fantasy, in the purest of form, action, and adventure. Awards include a five-star rating from Readersfavorite.com for both Perçu and Sadana 999 and just this year she was presented with five stars for Precedence: Bondage is Part of The Game.
VISIT THE WEBSITE
21 Things You Should Know About This Author
What book have you gifted the most? Why?
Many Dr. Seuss books. I had a childcare business, the children loved Dr. Seuss stories.
What is the one productivity tool you use every day? Why?
Microsoft Office, this contains publisher in which I design different ads for my books and of course word for writing.
What word do you misspell most often?
There and their, often I write my words backwards, that’s my main problem.
What three things do you do to be a successful writer?
Believe in yourself, never give up and continue on.
What are the titles of the last two books you have read?
I have to say there is three, The Old Man and the Dog, by Richard Raven, we help each other out, proofreading and advice and so on. His short stories remind me of Alfred Hitchcock and the Twilight Zone, impressive chilling ghost tales. The Celtic Curse: Newgrange by D. J. Doyle, an Irish author that writes fascinating thrillers & The Thousand Years War by Angel Ramon, he employs his own name as the principal role in his scripts. I find that fascinating as well.
What is your favorite word?
I can say there are too many beautiful and meaningful words, I can’t choose.
What do you use more often – a dictionary or a thesaurus?
Thesaurus
What would you name the autobiography of your life?
God Answered Me
What is your ‘go to’ munchie or drink while writing?
Iced Coffee, “Mocha” or refreshing lemon water
Is a picture worth a thousand words? Elaborate.
The imagination has no ending and we have millions of people in this world, could you imagine all the tales from one picture? Endless dreams and memories.
What animal are you most similar to and why?
Defiantly a Bull, I do not get angry easily.
How would your best friend describe you?
My best friend would say, I am a person who loves their privacy.
What keeps you up at night? (and don’t say howling dogs)
Dreams, memories, and writing habits which fall into the late night.
What is one thing you will never do again?
I don’t believe I have done enough in life to answer that.
If we came to your house for dinner, what would you prepare?
Dutch Indonesian fried rice and egg rolls, I guarantee you never had this before.
What is the best compliment you have received?
When my sons told me they wanted to make me proud of them.
What question do you wish people wouldn’t ask?
Tell me a little bit about yourself?
Crowds, small groups or ‘go away’?
I am family orientated, small groups are okay, although it’s mostly go away.
What would you sing at Karaoke night?
It would have to be Janis Joplin, Try (Just a Little Bit Harder).
If you had a warning label, what would yours say?
Think Twice
What is the one question you wished I would have asked you? Why?
Do have any last comments? My answer: Never stop your children from dreaming and using that imagination. If they are sixteen years old and want to sit on the floor playing Hot Wheels and Barbie dolls, let them.
View all episodes
By Speak Up Talk Radio Network
5
66 ratings
Marsha L Ceniceros is an American author, born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised up in Southern California. A fiction and non-fiction writer of sci-fi, fantasy, poetry, and the series of God Answered Me- A biography of true stories of child maltreatment. Her achievements include incredible masterpiece, Sadana 999, a science fiction, fantasy, in the purest of form, action, and adventure. Awards include a five-star rating from Readersfavorite.com for both Perçu and Sadana 999 and just this year she was presented with five stars for Precedence: Bondage is Part of The Game.
VISIT THE WEBSITE
21 Things You Should Know About This Author
What book have you gifted the most? Why?
Many Dr. Seuss books. I had a childcare business, the children loved Dr. Seuss stories.
What is the one productivity tool you use every day? Why?
Microsoft Office, this contains publisher in which I design different ads for my books and of course word for writing.
What word do you misspell most often?
There and their, often I write my words backwards, that’s my main problem.
What three things do you do to be a successful writer?
Believe in yourself, never give up and continue on.
What are the titles of the last two books you have read?
I have to say there is three, The Old Man and the Dog, by Richard Raven, we help each other out, proofreading and advice and so on. His short stories remind me of Alfred Hitchcock and the Twilight Zone, impressive chilling ghost tales. The Celtic Curse: Newgrange by D. J. Doyle, an Irish author that writes fascinating thrillers & The Thousand Years War by Angel Ramon, he employs his own name as the principal role in his scripts. I find that fascinating as well.
What is your favorite word?
I can say there are too many beautiful and meaningful words, I can’t choose.
What do you use more often – a dictionary or a thesaurus?
Thesaurus
What would you name the autobiography of your life?
God Answered Me
What is your ‘go to’ munchie or drink while writing?
Iced Coffee, “Mocha” or refreshing lemon water
Is a picture worth a thousand words? Elaborate.
The imagination has no ending and we have millions of people in this world, could you imagine all the tales from one picture? Endless dreams and memories.
What animal are you most similar to and why?
Defiantly a Bull, I do not get angry easily.
How would your best friend describe you?
My best friend would say, I am a person who loves their privacy.
What keeps you up at night? (and don’t say howling dogs)
Dreams, memories, and writing habits which fall into the late night.
What is one thing you will never do again?
I don’t believe I have done enough in life to answer that.
If we came to your house for dinner, what would you prepare?
Dutch Indonesian fried rice and egg rolls, I guarantee you never had this before.
What is the best compliment you have received?
When my sons told me they wanted to make me proud of them.
What question do you wish people wouldn’t ask?
Tell me a little bit about yourself?
Crowds, small groups or ‘go away’?
I am family orientated, small groups are okay, although it’s mostly go away.
What would you sing at Karaoke night?
It would have to be Janis Joplin, Try (Just a Little Bit Harder).
If you had a warning label, what would yours say?
Think Twice
What is the one question you wished I would have asked you? Why?
Do have any last comments? My answer: Never stop your children from dreaming and using that imagination. If they are sixteen years old and want to sit on the floor playing Hot Wheels and Barbie dolls, let them.