http://www.blogtalkradio.com/barbara-ehrentreuI write about events that happen to me and around the world from a writer's point of view. Nothing in my life ever goes smoothly. I write about events that happen to me and around the world from a writer's point of view. Nothing in my life ever goes smoothly.Also I write about writing and writers and interview guest authors once a week. Then I review their books. Occasionally I highlight exceptional blogs. My new show is called Red River Writers Live Tales from the Pages. I will be interviewing writers of short stories and publishers and editors of short stories and novels. Writers will read from their own work and I will also read from my own work.enCopyright Barbara Ehrentreu (C/O Blogtalkradio)Sun, 16 Jun 2019 00:15:00 GMTTue, 24 Nov 2009 20:00:00 GMTWritingBlogTalkRadio Feed v2.0https://dasg7xwmldix6.cloudfront.net/hostpics/8cdfa150-8624-438d-89a7-57076e60c517barbara1.jpghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/barbara-ehrentreuI write about events that happen to me and around the world from a writer's point of view. Nothing in my life ever goes smoothly. I write about events that happen to me and around the world from a writer's point of view. Nothing in my life ever goes smoothly.Also I write about writing and writers and interview guest authors once a week. Then I review their books. Occasionally I highlight exceptional blogs. My new show is called Red River Writers Live Tales from the Pages. I will be interviewing writers of short stories and publishers and editors of short stories and novels. Writers will read from their own work and I will also read from my own work.feeds@blogtalkradio.comBlogTalkRadio.comwriting,damnation books,dark short stories,julie maloney,kim richards gilchrist,women reading aloudBarbara EhrentreunoI write about events that happen to me and around the world from a writer's point of view. Nothing in my life ever goes smoothly. I write about events that happepisodichttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/barbara-ehrentreu/2009/11/24/Blog-Talk-Radio-Red-River-Writers-Live-Tales-from-the-Pages-November-ShowWritinghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/barbara-ehrentreu/2009/11/24/Blog-Talk-Radio-Red-River-Writers-Live-Tales-from-the-Pages-November-Show/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/barbara-ehrentreu/2009/11/24/Blog-Talk-Radio-Red-River-Writers-Live-Tales-from-the-Pages-November-ShowTue, 24 Nov 2009 20:00:00 GMTBlog Talk Radio Red River Writers Live Tales from the Pages November ShowHost Barbara Ehrentreu along with her very able and multi-published author Co-Host Lori Calabrisi are happy to present our guests for November's Red River Writers Tales from the Pages. Note that for November and December the show will be on Tuesday to accommodate both holidays, Thanksgiving and Christmas which are on Thursday or each month. Please make a not of it on your calendar. Our guests for November will be Kim Richards Gilchrist also known as Kim Richards, who has several short stories and e-books and is the co-founder with her husband of Damnation Books http://www.damnationbooks.com/aboutus.php Kim has a book, Death Masks, that is an Eppie Award finalist. You can learn more about Damnation Books: http://www.damnationbooks.com/ Kim also has several stories that are due out in the coming months that she will be discussing. On the same show we have Julie Maloney who is the Director of Women Reading Aloud, which is an organization of women writers who write and then read their writing aloud. Women Reading Aloud, http://www.womenreadingaloud.org/ offers workshops and retreats. We are looking forward to learning more about these unique women. Julie will be talking about finding your "authentic" writing voice. If you heard October's show there was a great deal of discussion on the subject of authenticity with Karen Hunter and Elizabeth Spann Craig. We hope to continue this discussion and expand upon this very important aspect of writing. Please put it on your calendar: Tuesday, November 24th at 3PM Central. December's show, Tuesday, December 22nd is going to feature some very special guest writers that you will not want to miss. Sally Drumm is the founder of Milspeak & Milspeak Memo which is an organization that has brought service people together who want to write. They have written a play and hopefully will perform a scene for the show. More details later. Meanwhile visit the website: http://www.milspeak.org 01:00:00Barbara EhrentreunoKim Richards Gilchrist,dark short stories,Damnation Books,Julie Maloney,Women Reading AloudHost Barbara Ehrentreu along with her very able and multi-published author Co-Host Lori Calabrisi are happy to present our guests for November's Red River Write