Through the magic of the Internet, you can hear yours truly chatting about writing and editing on Monday, April 1.
I’ll be the guest of author, personal development speaker, and radio host Raeleen Mautner, PhD, who has invited me to be her guest on The Art of Living Well. I had the privilege of editing Raeleen’s latest book, Lemons into Limoncello, which will be out on May 7 and is available now for preorder here, here, and wherever books are sold.
The Art of Living Well is a fantastic show, and Raeleen is a seasoned professional. I, on the other hand, am more comfortable behind the scenes, so the idea of an hour-long radio interview is making me a little nervous—but I’ll do my best not to let that show. At least I don’t have to give a speech in front of a crowd . . . where I’d have to imagine the audience in their underwear (remember that old trick to overcome stage fright?).
Come to think of it, those of you on the East Coast of the US might actually be in your underwear at that time!
Seriously, we’ll be discussing aspects of writing and the editing process, so I hope you’ll tune in and listen. You can listen to a live stream from anywhere in the world. If you’re in Australia, I’ll help you go to sleep, since that will be 11pm your time. In the UK? Join me on your noon lunch hour. And if you’re anywhere else in the world, here’s a link to a time conversion site: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html.
I hope you’ll join Raeleen and me for what promises to be an entertaining and enlightening hour. See you there!
—Candace
“On Air” image courtesy of Salvatore Vuono at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
How exciting! Congratulations. A bit early for us west-coasters. Do you know if they archive any of their shows?
Thanks, I’m excited! It’s more than a bit early–it’s insanity for anyone west of here! I’m trying to find out about archives and podcasts–I’ll let you know.
Congrats and good luck, Candace 🙂 I can’t promise to listen – memory like a sieve LOL
Thanks, Steve–and I hope you remember, because I’m going to need moral support!
Hello Candace..great work.All the best.
Cyril
Thanks for stopping by, Cyril, and thanks for your support! I hope you’ll get to listen.
That’s really cool. I have heard of that trick, but personally I think that would make me much more nervous. 🙂
I’m sure a roomful of people in their underwear wouldn’t be very calming for me, either! I’m so glad it’s a radio interview. Thanks for visiting and for your support.
I’ll listen, but later online…smile…. I can’t wait to hear you speak…. as you know I’m a big fan of yours!! And next week I’ll be her guest, so thanks for paving the way…..smile….best… Pat
Awww, you are so sweet! I’m trying to get the podcast info–I’ll post it once I know more. You are such a pro at these interviews; I’ve learned a lot listening to you, and I can’t wait to hear two of my favorite authors chatting together!
Hi Candace. I dont know if you’ll remember me but i used to attend the Thursday meets with Joe until about … well i guess it’s been more than a year now. I read, or scanned rather, the JH Mae letter but want to get back to it when i have a little more time next week.
Thank you for cc-ing me in your email to the Inkboods and i will reply again soon.
Hi Ralph, of course I remember you! I haven’t been to an Inkbloods meetings in quite some time myself. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you’ll come back often; check out my Facebook page, too, as I post links there to an eclectic mix of articles I think will interest writers. Hope all is well with you!
Wow! I want to join with you, but I am in the Philippines! 🙂
LOL! I’m hopeful that there will be a podcast I can share. I’ll let you know when I find out. Thanks for stopping by!