 The long-running, well respected Writers on Writing radio show will interview novelists Kaui Hart Hemmings, The Possibilities, and Edward Kelsey Moore, The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat on Wednesday morning, June 4th at 9am Pacific (10am Mountain, 11am Central, Noon Eastern time). If you are in the Orange County, CA broadcast area you can listen on your radio at 88.9FM or you can listen to the live simulcast from anywhere in the world at www.kuci.org (use the Listen Now links in the top corner). Interviewer Barbara DeMarco-Barrett is the author of the very popular Pen on Fire: The Busy Woman’s Guide to Igniting the Writer Within which is now in it's 8th printing! You can read more about her book if you click here.
Writers on Writing is a weekly radio program on the art and business of writing. Each Wednesday at 9am Pacific, writers, poets and literary agents join Barbara DeMarco-Barrett and her co-hosts. The show is broadcast from the studios of KUCI-FM in Orange County, CA, on your radio at 88.9, and simulcast worldwide at www.kuci.org.  Tomorrow, April 29th, sometime between 9:15am and 10:00am, Central Daylight Time (CDT) Edward Kelsey Moore will be an on-air guest on the Book Mouse WCMY Radio Book Club Show. The book of the month, which will be the focus of discussion, is The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat. If you live in the Ottawa, Illinois broadcast area, or will have access to the internet between 9:15 and 10:00am CDT, you can listen in! WCMY broadcasts at 1430am on the radio dial, or you can visit their website for a live feed of the show if you click here! In the banner at the top of the WCMY page you'll see "Click here to Listen Live" with an arrow that will launch the broadcast player for you.
Join the WCMY 1430 Radio Book Club the last Tuesday of every month at 9:15am for a discussion of the book of the month with Kathy Clair, Director of the Reddick Library, the Book Mouse's Eileen Fesco, and Jay LeSeure and Karen Rhodes from WCMY. The Radio Book Club is sponsored by the Book Mouse Bookstore, located in Ottawa, Illinois, 80 miles south-west of Chicago. If you haven't purchased The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat as an eBook, you can download it for a Kobo Reader through Book Mouse by clicking here!  Last September, Edward Kelsey Moore was invited to participate in a wonderful weekend retreat called Booktopia, which occurs three times a year (with a roster of different authors) in different U.S. locations. The fantastic McLean & Eakin Booksellers in Petoskey, Michigan, hosted many of the weekend's events, including a Celebration of Authors on Saturday night. The truly delightful (and very informative) Michael Kindness and Ann Kingman, who created the Books On The Nightstand (BOTNS) podcast, are also the organizers of Booktopia and they were there, with podcasting equipment recording, throughout the Saturday night celebration. You can hear the BOTNS episode where Edward Kelsey Moore recounts to the lively audience how he was "nudged" to finish his first short story, if you click here! To enhance your listening pleasure with photos from the event, click here! Two of the other authors from that weekend, Peter Geye and Susan Gregg Gilmore, are featured in the same podcast and share insights about their writing. (The entire episode runs less than 30 minutes -- no registration or special equipment is needed to listen.) With your own ears you will experience how excited and entertained everyone was... It's nearly as good as being there yourself!
Note: It looks like all three of the Booktopia weekends for this year have already sold out -- but you can join a waiting list! Follow the registration links for the city where you would like to attend to find the waiting list. Or get yourself on their e-mail list to receive advance notice for next year's events! Click here for Booktopia.  E.K.M. by Oomphotography The online site for Mosaic Magazine is featuring a new interview with Edward Kelsey Moore discussing his debut novel, The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat. Some of the topics covered: Are any of your characters drawn from, or inspired by, women in your life? What was it like for you, a man, to get inside the mindset of women? How did you come to choose former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt to play a role in your book? Did you have a particular reader in mind when you were writing? For the answers to these and other questions, click here!
Launched in 1998, Mosaic explores the literary arts by writers of African descent, featuring a unique blend of artist profiles and book reviews, plus literature lesson plans for educators. Mosaic is produced by the Literary Freedom Project, a nonprofit arts organization that supports the literary arts through education, creative thinking, and new media. |
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