Showing posts with label Edward Massey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Massey. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 21, 2021

Western Fictoneers 2021 Books Part 2

I'm excited to share more of the stories the members of Western Fictioneers put out in 2021. Perhaps you'll find one you can't wait to read, or just want to read later. (Like during a break - smile)


 Eugene DiCesaris had his first book out this year. "Clayton Sharp: Messenger of  Warning" 

 

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Edward MasseyAmazon Author Page

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Ron SchwabAmazon Author Page 




Ben Tyler: had a Western release in August this year.

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J.L. Guin: Amazon Author Page

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Dusty Richards with Dennis Doty 

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Be sure to watch for Part 3 - coming soon. 









Friday, December 17, 2021

A Year of Interviews - December through February

 Post by Doris McCraw

aka Angela Raines

Photo Property of the Author


I've had the pleasure to interview some amazing authors in the past twelve months. As the year comes to a close, I thought I'd share them again. 

James Ciccone had his debut novel come out in 2020. -  James Ciccone

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Unfortunately, we lost Bob McKee not long after his interview. His insights into the writing process are worth the time to read. Bob McKee

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In January my first interview was with another unique author. Charlie Steel made me think I have some catching up to do. How about you? Charlie Steel 

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John Layne says his love of the West helped propel his writing. See what you think? John Layne


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In February I had the pleasure of interviewing two amazing authors. The first, Edward Massey said something that stuck with me. "Write or fall into the abyss". So much to learn from these pros. Edward Massey 

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The second interview this month was with an author, who also happens to be part owner of Prarie Rose Publications. Her output and insights into the process of writing will astound. L. J. Washburn

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Let me know what you thought. What you may have learned. And please join me next time for March through May.

Until next time, Happy Reading and enjoy life as best you can.

Doris McCraw