Media Appearances
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Have a listen to how and what makes my mind tick as a creative multipreneur, with Anne O'Connell of OC Publishing.
It’s a common English idiom; I’m sure you’ve heard it: you can’t judge a book by its cover. This metaphorical phrase means you can’t always tell the value of something only by what it looks like on the outside. And that is except, of course, when we’re talking about books. People do judge a book by its cover all the time – and with good reason. That’s what we dig into here. The all important book cover: why it’s so important and what goes into design and production of a good one.
A short chat about book cover design and my creative life with DJ Bowman-Smith.
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Talking about the process of designing books and how the cover designer and author can work together.
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Inspirational Indie Author Interview. From Music to Writing to Cover Design to Publishing, ‘Multipreneur’ Does it All
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Some say you can only be successful if you focus on one thing, but what if you are a multi-passionate creative? What if your Muse is inspired to write song lyrics as well as poetry, non-fiction as well as novels and heart-wrenching memoir? Jessica Bell manages to juggle many aspects of a creative career and shares her experiences in this interview on The Creative Penn.
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Listen to my interview on ABC Radio National's LIFE MATTERS related to my memoir, Dear Reflection: I Never Meant to be a Rebel which aired 17 July, 2017.
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Listen to me reading of an excerpt from Bitter Like Orange Peel at an Alliance of Independent Authors Event, sponsored by Amazon, London Book Fair, April, 2014.
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Orna Ross discusses the seven stages of writing a book with three members of The Alliance of Independent Authors: Me, Kevin Booth and Roz Morris. Streamed live on February 24, 2014.
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Listen to an Interview about Bitter Like Orange Peel on Book Lovers Corner (CT Style), News 8, WTNH.com, December, 2013.
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On a special edition of the Unprintable podcast on LitReactor.com, Cath Murphy talks to me about Bitter Like Orange Peel and the genre of "women's fiction" and marketing to the genders. December 17, 2013.
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