Radio Show | Author, Carleen Brice

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Event, Interview, Radio Show

Author, Carleen Brice, discusses her novels, “Children of the Waters” and “Orange, Mint, and Honey,” that has been made into a movie, Sins of the Mother. Sins of the Mother will air on the Lifetime Movie Network on Sunday, February 21, 2010.

So tune in.

Tags: author, blog talk radio, Book Talk, Carleen Brice, Children of the Waters, Creativity & Family Matters, Mint and Honey, novels, Orange, Sins of the Mother

Read more | Comments (0) | January 23, 2010

War, and Standing “In the Shadow of Suribachi”

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays

Ever wondered what war is like for those who survive the physical batter and yet lay shattered beneath the psychological impairments of their battle?
And what about the family members unable to fit the pieces together and create a lifeline of continuity for their loved ones who returned confused, bereaved and mournful at the loss of [...]

Tags: Book Talk, comrades, Creativity & Family Matters, families, In the Shadow of Suribachi, Joyce Faulkner, Losing p, Losing Patience, physical, psychological, survival, war

Read more | Comments (0) | July 6, 2009

War, and Standing "In the Shadow of Suribachi"

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays

Ever wondered what war is like for those who survive the physical batter and yet lay shattered beneath the psychological impairments of their battle?
And what about the family members unable to fit the pieces together and create a lifeline of continuity for their loved ones who returned confused, bereaved and mournful at the loss of [...]

Tags: Book Talk, comrades, Creativity & Family Matters, families, In the Shadow of Suribachi, Joyce Faulkner, Losing p, Losing Patience, physical, psychological, survival, war

Read more | Comments (0) | July 6, 2009

Making Soup

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings

Screenwriter, and Creative Writing teacher of Morningside Writers, Kendall Williams, likens crafting stories and novels to setting about to make soup.
We discussed the two processes in our a today’s special segment of Book Talk, Creativity and Family Matters, Savory Writing: Character and Plot.
Two essential ingredients to a savory and aromatic story or novel are [...]

Tags: Book Talk, character, Creativity and Family Matters, drama, fiction writing, Kendall Williams, Morningside Writers, plot, savory writing, screenwriter, soup

Read more | Comments (0) | July 2, 2009