Showing posts with label Page Or Two Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Page Or Two Podcast. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Margot Hovley Reads On A Page Or Two Podcast...


A Page Or Two Podcast: Margot Hovley Edition!

If you're driving in the southern Davis County area and you feel a burst of energy emanating from somewhere and you don't quite know where it's coming from or (a better question...) why you're feeling that sudden burst of energy, it's very possible it's coming from a newly published author, Margot Hovley. You see, her book Sudden Darkness is being officially launched next Saturday, October 13, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Centerville Utah Seagull Bookstore, and she can barely contain the excitement!

I was lucky enough to get Margot to read for me on my podcast: A Page Or Two. She is an incredible person who does amazing things and I am honored to call her my friend. You can get to my podcast by clicking:

Go Here To Hear Margot Read From Her New Book: Sudden Darkness

You can also find out more about Margot at her blog: Inklings: The Writing Adventures of Margot Hovley.

Please, check them both out, and if you're in the area next Saturday, drop by and say hello. Maybe some of that incredible excitement will rub off on you!

Sunday, September 23, 2012

A Page Or Two Podcast: Braden Bell...

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 Braden Bell Reads On The A Page Or Two Podcast

Last week I interviewed Braden Bell as he read from his book, The Kindling. You can see my review of the book: HERE. I just finished editing the audio and uploaded it to my other blog, The Bald Chronicler! Please, if you've got about 11 minutes and 10 seconds of free time, drop by and listen to Braden read the first few pages of his great book. Here's the Link:

The Bald Chronicler: Braden Bell
 
Not only was Braden a gentleman in letting me review his book, he was also nice enough to take time out of his busy day and record with me. Check him out.



Tuesday, July 24, 2012

New Podcast: Michelle Davidson Argyle Reads From BONDED

 
 
A PAGE OR TWO PODCAST
The 3rd installment of the A Page Or Two Podcast is here! I was lucky enough to somehow persuade Michelle Davidson Argyle to read from Scales, a section of her upcoming book, Bonded. I want to thank Michelle for taking time out of her day to read a page or two of her book for us.
Just head on over to my other blog, THE BALD CHRONICLER and have a good listen, or click HERE to hear. And check her website: HERE for more information about the upcoming release of her book Bonded this November.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

I'm A Podcaster!


A Page Or Two Podcast Is Here!

I am please to announce the creation of a new podcast. It's called the "A Page Or Two Podcast" and the first edition is ready for your listening enjoyment. Here's the link to my blog: The Bald Chronicler. And my first guest is none other than the talented Chas Hathaway! Just go to the website and click on the link. The podcast takes about 20 minutes. My goal is to record a new author each week (or every other week...). The setup is simple. I ask the author a few questions, then they read a page or two of their works.

Where did I get the idea for the website? Everyone says that if you want to be a good writer, or a better writer, you need to read and read a lot. I have a difficult time reading--not that I don't love to read, but I rarely find myself sitting with nothing to do. I'm either at work and I can't read there, and when I'm home there are things to do that keep me from reading. Then there's the writing. When can I read if I'm supposed to write?


My solution? I listen to audiobooks. It began when I was getting my masters that I began listening to audiobooks. Being an English major means much of my homework required I read the classics and the classics are downloadable. 

My goal with this project is to help give some of those great authors out there some exposure and to get to know them a little better as well. If any of you authors out there would like to participate in my project, please let me know. Hopefully this will be something that can keep going.