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This made my year. A BearManor author, Mike Rowe, wrote a Lifetime movie recently and gave the hotel in it a snazzy name.
Q & A with author/illustrator Peggy Adler about Peggy’s Puzzles – Volume Two
Q & A with author/illustrator Peggy Adler about Peggy’s Puzzles – Volume Two Q. How did you come to write Peggy’s Puzzles – Volume Two? A. Volume Two is actually comprised of two puzzle books that I wrote and illustrated in the mid-1970s for a New York publishing company. Metric Puzzles and Math Puzzles. Q. What is the story behind them? A. In 1976, an editor at New York’s Franklin Watts Publishing Company contacted me to say that the United States was going to be “metricized” in 1981. Thus, Watts wanted me to write and illustrate a book that...
Dog's Diary q&a
“Dog’s Diary” Author Q&A with Nat Segaloff Dog’s Diary is an e-book and audiobook about Louie, the Italian greyhound who came to live with BearManor author Nat Segaloff just as Covid-19 sequestering was beginning. Louie is Nat’s first dog, but Nat is Louie’s third human (he had two previous owners). The diary begins on March 19, 2020 and ends on April 3, 2021. What happens between those dates is the story of two lonely creatures getting to know and love each other. The e-book also has photos. For this Q&A, Louie gave Nat permission to speak for them both....
the great Barbara Payton lives on
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Q&A with Michael Hayde, author of Hootenanny
Q&A with Michael Hayde, author of Hootenanny, The Craze and Controversy of TV's Folk Music Series Q: Why did you choose to write about Hootenanny?A: Historically, it’s a misunderstood, neglected program. It was network TV’s first music show targeting young adults, and quickly became one of ABC’s biggest successes. Teens had American Bandstand, and the middle-agers and seniors had Sing Along with Mitch (Miller) and The Lawrence Welk Show, but if you were a young married couple or in college, folk music’s primary audience, you had to wait for its musicians to turn up on Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson or...