I intend to post an interview a week with authors that have stories, essays, and poems in my anthology, Written Across the Genres. I’d like to know if you’d like shorter interview posts or longer ones like Gary Lea’s whose is the first. Scroll down to see the length of Gary’s interview on my February 11th post.
I’ve wanted to keep my posts short and realized the interview was a long one. I can shorten future ones.
What are your thoughts?
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For over twenty-five years, I've taught elementary grades, high school, and county special education classes. Now I am a field supervisor for teachers working toward their teaching credentials. I also teach writing classes in Dublin and Pleasanton, California.
I have won 5 awards in short story contests, My stories are published in The California Writers Club Literary Review, and several anthologies including four times in Las Positas College collections.
I have several book projects, but the two that have my immediate attention are HADA'S FOG, which is women's fiction, LILLI, a YA novel, and NORMAN IN THE PICTURE, a paranormal mystery. I have published an anthology WRITTEN ACROSS THE GENRES that includes writings from members of my writing classes and other writers. It's available on Amazon and Kindle.
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J. Kleist-Corwin 
I appreciate the short and sweet.
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Thanks, Trinity. I do too.
You know Penny Warner too?
Are you able to come to our reading event for Written Across the Genres in Pleasanton Tuesday night? It would be nice to meet you.
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The Lea interview is certainly not cumbersomely long but I think shorter would be more reader-friendly in these times of flash, micro and distracted attention spans.
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I am sorry to have not seen this post before. I did have scheduling conflicts for the Tuesday night reading and would not have been able to make it up to Pleasanton. I live several hours away.
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