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BlogRadio and Other Realizations »

The Internet continues to amaze me.  Not only do I remain impressed how many visitors I get to this page in Red Room, even though I haven't told my friends or students about it yet (I'm still in the summer mode), but also I just learned about BlogRadio.  If you have dreams of being a radio show host or announcer, no longer do you have to go to the Columbia School of Broadcasting; you don't even need a radio station to hire you.  You can broadcast on the Internet. 

Oranges and Sardines »

Didi Menendez has an interview series with artists and poets at  

New interview out »

I answer "20 questions in the Hot Seat" out at The Wry Writer - http://wrywriter.com/?page_id=93

New Interview »

Woke up this morning to a Google Alert and this:

Next Up - Terri Garey (Doesn't her name sound like mine?) »

Front Page! »

No, no, not the movie. Here. On Red Room. I'm on the Front Page! Wonder of wonders!

Setting The Record Straight (a Me2 interview) »

VBT: Thank you, Karen! »

Who gets an interview? »

The morning I packed up to leave on my first-ever book tour, the phone rang at 7 AM. The call was from a radio station that wanted to set up an interview the day after my arrival in Washington, DC.

Interview with Barbara Walters »

  Barbara Walters is the queen of keeping it together.

NPR blog »

Montana NPR interviewed me a little while ago and if you go here, there's a link so that you can listen. Enjoy!

Interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger »

  Because Schwarzenegger had a time crunch, we ended up talking about a few more personal issues rather than the serious news issues of the day.

3 New Radio Shows and a moveable seat »

The Compulsive Reader Talks has 2 new shows -- one with Julie Mars, author of Anybody Any M

2 For Me and Me for 2: An Interview »

2 For Me and Me for 2: An Interview with two M.Christians

Chinese-language Interviews on Phoenix TV »

This doesn't fit well in the "interview" category and won't play through on the "video" category, but here are two interviews of Geling Yan on Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV:

Interview with Paul Melko »

Paul lives in Ohio with his beautiful wife and four fairly wonderful children.

Interview with Families.com »

Tristi Pinkston: Your book is set right at the start of World War I.  What interested you in writing about this period?

Interview with Alma Alexander »

ALMA ALEXANDER is a novelist whose work has appeared in thirteen languages and more than 20 countries worldwide.

My first interview! »

I've been interviewed about editing Morbid Curiosity before, but no one's ever wanted to question me about my writing -- not on record, anyway.