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My Video Interview with David Ramos
My Video Interview with David Ramos
#ICYMI, I did an interview with fellow self-published author, David Ramos recently.
David is extraordinarily talented at building a platform and has the scars to prove it.
You can find the full audio on Podbean, but it’s also on YouTube (for all you visual peeps out there).
David Ramos
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The Writer's Lens - E47: How Do We (Not) Handle Criticism And Feedback?
The Writer’s Lens – E47: How Do We (Not) Handle Criticism And Feedback?
As a writer, I tend to handle criticism and feedback quite well. Nothing ever gets to me. There’s no negative press I can’t manage; no scathing review I can’t brush off as nothing more than white noise…
…or I could just be lying to myself.
If you’ve ever written a story – especially something you feel strongly about – and had someone give you a negative reaction, you’ve probably felt like me:…
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The Writer's Lens - Interview 12: David Ramos, The Long Road To Authorship
The Writer’s Lens – Interview 12: David Ramos, The Long Road To Authorship
David Ramos has been writing for years. He’s published nearly two dozen books (thus far) and for his efforts, has built a small community of readers around him. He even has a new book on the way, Magnetic Faith, due out in March of 2019.
But, David didn’t just “fall into” publication. He sat down and made it happen. He learned what worked; he learned what didn’t work. And let’s be honest, he’s…
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The Writer's Lens - Interview 11: Loren Reash-Henz, "Does Music Tell Stories? And How Do We Value Art?"
The Writer’s Lens – Interview 11: Loren Reash-Henz, “Does Music Tell Stories? And How Do We Value Art?”
Does music tell a story? This was a question I posed as the primer for my next interview with fellow creative, poet, and voice teacher, Mr. Loren Reash-Henz.
Loren Reash-Henz
Loren and I connected at a book signing last year and as I’ve come to find out, Loren has a real penchant for all things music – teaching, theory, its roots, and its expression. In this conversation, Loren and I sit down to…
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The Writer's Lens - Interview 10: Willie Scott, aka FOLD
The Writer’s Lens – Interview 10: Willie Scott, aka FOLD
When it comes to using the term, “creative”, I’m still a newbie. I happen to think I’m creative (I’m a writer, after all) so tying creative and writer together isn’t a problem. When it comes to other creative types, I – like many others – tend to recognize someone for a single gift: making a craft, making music, writing, etc. These all make up the “creative” part of our persona. But is that all…
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Guest Appearance - "Jesus Smart: The Podcast" with Brian Del Turco
In case you missed it, I was fortunate to be a return guest on Jesus Smart: The Podcast this past week. It’s my second time conversing with fellow content creator Brian Del Turco, the voice of Jesus Smart, and this time around we discussed goal-setting for the new year and how that plays a role in establishing our personal narratives.
To check out the full episode, you can check out the following…
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The Writer’s Lens - E46: A 2019 Confessional (With Goals)
The Writer’s Lens – E46: A 2019 Confessional (With Goals)
It’s hard to believe 2018 has already come and gone. So with 2019 here, it’s time to do that age-old favorite: make a confession.
Wait, you mean resolutions, right? Well, not really.
Whenever a new year comes around, we are quick to make lists of what we want to change in the year ahead. We make big – and small – life-altering goals that we hope and pray will come to fruition in the year ahead.…
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"The Scientist's Dilemma" - J.C.L. Faltot
“The Scientist’s Dilemma” – J.C.L. Faltot
I told you about The Color of Soul, and now I’m telling you about another short story of mine: The Scientist’s Dilemma.
An oldie but a goodie, The Scientist’s Dilemmaholds a special place in my heart as it represents two things about my writing life: 1) my transition from publishing non-fiction to fiction. And 2) my transition from being a lukewarm, skeptical believer to an actual believer in God…
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