Listen to interview with Jonell Kirby Cash live on 99.1FM Fox Talk Radio - Reno, NV
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Jonell Kirby Cash Live Interview - 99.1FM Fox Talk Radio - Reno, NV
Listen to interview with Jonell Kirby Cash live on 99.1FM Fox Talk Radio - Reno, NV
Click on this link:
http://www.leruepress.com/Book%20Hound%204-7%20%20-%20Copy.mp3
Jonell Kirby Cash - Interview with Tina's Book Reviews
Interview by: TinasbookReviews
* Is “A Ring, A Dance, A Second Chance” based on your own life?
Certainly the story line was based on an a real incident and my target audience was based on self observations, the changing expectations we have for our lives and our extended life span; however, the story is a melding of ideas, beliefs, experiences--observed and lived. Thus it is fiction.
* Who is your favorite Character?
Katie was my favorite character because I identify with her: I saw her change from a woman who never quite stepped out of the shadow of her husband, nor did she totally let go of the cultural expectations that helped define her. Taylor’s call brought excitement and energy into Katie’s life, and also a fear that letting him into her life again could be disruptive.
Katie made the decision to see Taylor, because she wanted to; however, she also continued to express her independence by letting Taylor know what she wanted and she redefine what it meant to be a wife. This was a learning experience for Katie: she realized that whatever she did meant change. In the story, when Katie embraced change she gained a sense of comfort and competency and was able to assert her preferences, raise issues, and take equal responsibility for the decision she and Taylor made as a couple.
See Full Interview at: http://www.tinasbookreviews.com
* Is “A Ring, A Dance, A Second Chance” based on your own life?
Certainly the story line was based on an a real incident and my target audience was based on self observations, the changing expectations we have for our lives and our extended life span; however, the story is a melding of ideas, beliefs, experiences--observed and lived. Thus it is fiction.
* Who is your favorite Character?
Katie was my favorite character because I identify with her: I saw her change from a woman who never quite stepped out of the shadow of her husband, nor did she totally let go of the cultural expectations that helped define her. Taylor’s call brought excitement and energy into Katie’s life, and also a fear that letting him into her life again could be disruptive.
Katie made the decision to see Taylor, because she wanted to; however, she also continued to express her independence by letting Taylor know what she wanted and she redefine what it meant to be a wife. This was a learning experience for Katie: she realized that whatever she did meant change. In the story, when Katie embraced change she gained a sense of comfort and competency and was able to assert her preferences, raise issues, and take equal responsibility for the decision she and Taylor made as a couple.
See Full Interview at: http://www.tinasbookreviews.com
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