Did you miss them? The Rosses, I mean. The last we saw, Jadwin Ross was flying back from Africa in "The Missionary and The Brute" and Alwyn Ross was interviewing animators in "Animated Lives!" but O'Ryan Ross? Who in the name of William Faulkner is that?
Before we go too far, perhaps we should lay out the chronology we are encountering here. There are four Ross siblings (as far as we know). In descending order of age they are: O'Ryan, Jadwin, Dottie, Alwyn... When I was writing "The Missionary and the Brute" I quite deliberately avoided any semblance of backstory. I wanted the novel to be set in the universal NOW with no encumbrances of time or history to intercede on the reader's interpretation.
Now however, I have discovered that all of my books are inter-linked, and they ARE the backstory to one another. Jadwin Ross is a character in the upcoming "The Death of O'Ryan Ross" as is Alwyn. But 30 years or so before the events that take place in Missionary and Animated Lives!
Placed upon a rather shaky chronology and always subject to change, the Saga looks something like this:
"Ira, the Seeker and the Kid" - 2017
Timeframe: 1800s
Primary character(s): Ira Haseltine
Secondary character(s): Alwyn Ross, Ethan Ross
Minor/Mentions: None
"The Death of O'Ryan Ross" - 2012
Timeframe: Mostly O'Ryan and Jadwin's college years.
Primary character(s): O'Ryan Ross
Secondary character(s): Jadwin Ross, Sarah B., Professor Hays
Minor/Mentions: Alwyn Ross, Dottie Ross
"silent words..." - 2012
Timeframe: O'Ryan's college years as viewed from Alwyn today.
Primary character(s): O'Ryan Ross, Alwyn Ross, Sarah B.
Secondary character(s): None
Minor/Mentions: Jadwin Ross, Dottie Ross
"Man-soldier" - 2017
Timeframe: O'Ryan's college years
Primary character(s): Man-soldier, Slade
Secondary character(s): O'Ryan Ross, Jadwin Ross, Sarah B.
Minor/Mentions: Alwyn Ross, Dottie Ross
"Reject from Retard School" - 2013
Timeframe: Mostly Alwyn's Middle School and High School years.
Primary character(s): Alwyn Ross, GranPap Ross
Secondary character(s): Dottie Ross
Minor/Mentions: O'Ryan Ross, Jadwin Ross
"Straw Man" - 2014
Timeframe: Mid 2005
Primary character(s): Dottie Ross, Professor Hays
Secondary character(s): None
Minor/Mentions: None
"Animated Lives!"- 2011
Timeframe: 2009
Primary character(s): Alwyn Ross
Secondary character(s): None
Minor/Mentions: Dottie Ross
"The Missionary and the Brute" - 2011
Timeframe: 2010
Primary character(s): Jadwin Ross
Secondary character(s): Rev. Kweka, Godsend
Minor/Mentions: None
"The Blue Man" -2013
Timeframe: 2012 and 1930s (Alwyn's research)
Primary character(s): Alwyn Ross
Secondary character(s): Karen Wilcox
Minor/Mentions: Dottie Ross
"A Harlot's Diary" - 2015
Timeframe: 2013
Primary character(s): Sarah B.
Secondary character(s): Alwyn Ross
Minor/Mentions: O'Ryan Ross, Jadwin Ross, Professor Hays
"Chiaroscuro Bums" - 2014
Timeframe: 2013
Primary character(s): Jadwin Ross
Secondary character(s): Not telling
Minor/Mentions: None
"Believer" - 2015
Timeframe: 2014
Primary character(s): Alwyn Ross, Sarah B.
Secondary character(s): Dottie Ross
Minor/Mentions: None
"Lifecycle" - 2016
Timeframe: 2015
Primary character(s): None
Secondary character(s): Alwyn Ross
Minor/Mentions: None
"Shorts" - 2013
Timeframe: Multiple
Primary character(s): Alwyn Ross, Dottie Ross, Jadwin Ross
Secondary character(s): Godsend
Minor/Mentions: None
Join author John D. Kenworthy as he rises up out of the dust to traverse the long, treacherous road from LaGanga to Morogoro, Tanzania on a bus that he not-so-affectionately calls "The Beast". Not quite a travelogue nor personal memoir, yet containing aspects of each, "The Beast" is instead a heartfelt story of one man's passion for helping the children of a far-off land. The latest book from John Kenworthy comes Thanksgiving 2013
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
Reviews, news, free books, cool movie and more...
A lot of great things all happening at once.
The first is that I got a really insightful review of "The Missionary and the Brute" on Amazon. The description and understanding of the novel are really dead on for me. Way cool. Read the review here.
The next is that my friend Floyd Norman (animation legend from Disney/Pixar/Tom Carter, etc.) did a mini-interview for my next novel, "The Blue Man". Floyd is sometimes referenced as the first African American animator in the industry and he did an awesome job answering questions from a fictional character (faux animation historian, Alwyn Ross). When Leslie Iwerks and I did a booksigning at Disneyland in 2001 for "The Hand Behind the Mouse", Floyd drove down and stood behind my chair the entire time telling me tales and keeping me company. It was so ironic that all these hardcore Disney fans were eating up Leslie and my signatures but it was FLOYD's they should really have sought. It was such a cool thing to have him there. I get choked up thinking about the kindness of that gesture to this day.
The next cool thing is that "Animated Lives!" is now available for Kindle! To celebrate that release, I am offering free downloads for Saturday and Sunday so get yours this weekend. If you like it please consider writing a review or ranking it or liking it or whathaveyou. It is much appreciated. Or if you can't wait, get it now!
"Animated Lives!" is a strange hybrid. Just as Floyd Norman was interviewed for a small section of "The Blue Man", real animators are interviewed by Alwyn Ross in separate chapters of this quirky little book. Each chapter features an animator working in short film. Some are famous, some are infamous, some are quiet little geniuses working alone for their art.
Gitanjali Rao was one of my favorites of these interviews. Her work, "Painted Rainbow" is a sensitive and sensitively-rendered work that embodies a visceral sense of loneliness and joy. Ostensibly it is the story of us all - escaping our pain through imaginations that set us free. Here is the film upon which her chapter is based.
The first is that I got a really insightful review of "The Missionary and the Brute" on Amazon. The description and understanding of the novel are really dead on for me. Way cool. Read the review here.
The next is that my friend Floyd Norman (animation legend from Disney/Pixar/Tom Carter, etc.) did a mini-interview for my next novel, "The Blue Man". Floyd is sometimes referenced as the first African American animator in the industry and he did an awesome job answering questions from a fictional character (faux animation historian, Alwyn Ross). When Leslie Iwerks and I did a booksigning at Disneyland in 2001 for "The Hand Behind the Mouse", Floyd drove down and stood behind my chair the entire time telling me tales and keeping me company. It was so ironic that all these hardcore Disney fans were eating up Leslie and my signatures but it was FLOYD's they should really have sought. It was such a cool thing to have him there. I get choked up thinking about the kindness of that gesture to this day.
The next cool thing is that "Animated Lives!" is now available for Kindle! To celebrate that release, I am offering free downloads for Saturday and Sunday so get yours this weekend. If you like it please consider writing a review or ranking it or liking it or whathaveyou. It is much appreciated. Or if you can't wait, get it now!
"Animated Lives!" is a strange hybrid. Just as Floyd Norman was interviewed for a small section of "The Blue Man", real animators are interviewed by Alwyn Ross in separate chapters of this quirky little book. Each chapter features an animator working in short film. Some are famous, some are infamous, some are quiet little geniuses working alone for their art.
Gitanjali Rao was one of my favorites of these interviews. Her work, "Painted Rainbow" is a sensitive and sensitively-rendered work that embodies a visceral sense of loneliness and joy. Ostensibly it is the story of us all - escaping our pain through imaginations that set us free. Here is the film upon which her chapter is based.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Surprise! "Animated Lives!" Available Now!
Originally I had intended for "Animated Lives!" to come out in May 2012. However, the proofing process moved far more rapidly than I had anticipated and it is now ready for purchase. This book is a bit of a paradox. It is part short story collection/part non-fiction and all fun, fun, fun.
The premise of "Animated Lives!" is that Alwyn Ross is a fictional animation historian who interviewed 20 different real-life animators working in short animated film. In actuality, I conducted the interviews starting in 2005 on the heels of the success of "The Hand Behind the Mouse: an intimate biography of Ub Iwerks" (Disney Editions, winner of the E.G.Lutz Award for best book about animation). It was thrilling to be able to talk with so many brilliant filmmakers working at such a high level of artistry.
If the name Alwyn Ross seems familiar to you, it is because he is the younger brother to Jadwin Ross, the Missionary from "The Missionary and the Brute". While the siblings are vastly different in temperament and personality, they together with their sister Dottie comprise the core of the Ross Family Saga - a sprawling fictional opus that shall eventually span at least eight novels.
I hope you enjoy this unique new book that offers an in-depth inside view of the wonderful art of animation and an interesting new character in Alwyn Ross.
The premise of "Animated Lives!" is that Alwyn Ross is a fictional animation historian who interviewed 20 different real-life animators working in short animated film. In actuality, I conducted the interviews starting in 2005 on the heels of the success of "The Hand Behind the Mouse: an intimate biography of Ub Iwerks" (Disney Editions, winner of the E.G.Lutz Award for best book about animation). It was thrilling to be able to talk with so many brilliant filmmakers working at such a high level of artistry.
If the name Alwyn Ross seems familiar to you, it is because he is the younger brother to Jadwin Ross, the Missionary from "The Missionary and the Brute". While the siblings are vastly different in temperament and personality, they together with their sister Dottie comprise the core of the Ross Family Saga - a sprawling fictional opus that shall eventually span at least eight novels.
I hope you enjoy this unique new book that offers an in-depth inside view of the wonderful art of animation and an interesting new character in Alwyn Ross.
Friday, March 9, 2012
How to Get a Bad Review (without slitting your wrists)
Day 10 leads us over to writer Johanna Pitcairn's website for an upbeat discussion of how to turn a bad review into a positive learning experience. Not an easy accomplishment!
While you are on Johanna's page, please bookmark the site so that you can return for information on her YA novel, "Death by Chocolate" to be serialized soon by Curiosity Quills.
Enjoy!
Today:
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review
(without slitting your wrists)"
http://themanicheans.wordpress.com
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Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
http://sheilapierson.wordpress.com/2012/03/01/john-d-kenworthy-blog-tour/
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-blogger-john-d-kenworthy-talks.html
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenworthy-interviews-author-raychelle.html
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
http://www.catherinenoble.com/2012/03/john-kenworthy-interviews-missionary.html
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/2012/03/interview-with-john-kenworthy.html
Wednesday March 7th
"Alwyn Ross writes: Visions of Bakshi" (NSFW)
http://maxloved.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/special-short-story-with-guest-blogger-john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
http://sheilapierson.wordpress.com/2012/03/08/john-kenworthys-genius-is-showing-join-in-on-this-fun-read/
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review (without slitting your wrists)"
http://themanicheans.wordpress.com
Saturday March 10th
"Kenworthy interviews author Sam Kirshaw" at
http://samkirshaw.blogspot.com/
Sunday March 11th
"Free Excerpt of The Missionary and the Brute" at
http://www.jamiebmusings.webs.com/
Monday March 12th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Day 9: Raven's Reviews
One of the great joys of doing this Book Blog Tour is revisiting favorite characters from "The Missionary and the Brute" with backstories and prequel shorts that are not necesary for understanding the book itself but are fun nonetheless for me. Raven Starr had a small but integral role in the novel, but is really fun to write about outside of that tale. This is one of my favorite pieces - a web log review she supposedly did for a class project of a Steam Punk novel. It is replete with strikeouts and suggestions and comments from her AP English teacher. (It also let's me talk about "Flash Gold" by Lindsay Buroker!) So much fun - and I get to write about Steam Punk too. Thanks to Brenda Drake for turning me on to this genre - I look forward to her own contribution to Steam Punk literature in time!
And thanks again to Sheila Pierson for so graciously opening up her blog to my little words. It is amazing the generosity of fellow writers. I'm always amazed and thrilled by that. It's really heartening to feel that support!
Thank you thank you thank you!
And someday maybe, Raven might, just might join that hallowed coterie of authors. You never know...
(well, I do maybe but not you...lol)
Enjoy!
And thanks again to Sheila Pierson for so graciously opening up her blog to my little words. It is amazing the generosity of fellow writers. I'm always amazed and thrilled by that. It's really heartening to feel that support!
Thank you thank you thank you!
And someday maybe, Raven might, just might join that hallowed coterie of authors. You never know...
(well, I do maybe but not you...lol)
Enjoy!
Today:
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Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
"Alwyn Ross writes: Visions of Bakshi" (NSFW)
http://maxloved.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/special-short-story-with-guest-blogger-john-kenworthy/
http://maxloved.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/special-short-story-with-guest-blogger-john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
http://sheilapierson.wordpress.com/
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists" at
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists" at
Saturday March 10th
Sunday March 11th
"Free Excerpt of The Missionary and the Brute"
Monday March 12th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Day 8: Alwyn Ross writes "Visions of Bakshi"
Day 8 and the road is a little bumpy today. Those weak of heart should probably turn around and wait for smoother paving tomorrow. Today the Missionary Jadwin Ross's younger brother, the animation historian Alwyn Ross, writes about animation legend, Ralph Bakshi. To much of the world, Bakshi is known primarily for directing the X-rated Fritz the Cat, but to animation historians he is known simply as a brilliant animator. The subject matter and context are not the point - the man is a genius at what he does. It is therefore fitting that today's blog stop lands at writer Max Loved's erotica website. Be warned this is a NSFW (not safe for work) site because of content. However, also be warned that the key word is 'writer'. She is simply a brilliantly elegant writer working in a unique genre niche - not unlike how some scribes work in niche markets - paranormal romance, steampunk, westerns. Each has a unique content and vocabulary and yet each requires a deft writer's touch to be successful.
Tis a fitting stop then for a story about Ralph Bakshi - and Alwyn Ross...
Today:
Wednesday March 7th
"Alwyn Ross writes: Visions of Bakshi" (NSFW)
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Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/ Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-blogger-john-d-kenworthy-talks.html
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenworthy-interviews-author-raychelle.html
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews" at
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists" atSaturday March 10th
"Kenworthy interviews author Sam Kirshaw"
Sunday March 11th
"Free Excerpt of The Missionary and the Brute"
Monday March 12th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Monday, March 5, 2012
Day 7 - Author ME Franco interviews John Kenworthy
After an unexpected detour on Day 6 of our Book Blog Tour we are back on track on Day 7 with ME Franco's interview of me. It's always fun to have new and exciting questions taking us further into the backstage workings of writing "The Missionary and the Brute" and more. Please join me today on Michelle's site and check out not only my own interview but also her great novel - "Where Will You Run?" available on Amazon and multiple outlets.
Today:
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
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Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/post/18538794489/john-d-kenworthy-blog-tour
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-blogger-john-d-kenworthy-talks.html
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenworthy-interviews-author-raychelle.html
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
http://www.catherinenoble.com/2012/03/john-kenworthy-interviews-missionary.html
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
Wednesday March 7th
"Special Short Story" at
http://maxloved.wordpress.com/
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews" at
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Kenworthy interviews author Sam Kirshaw"
Sunday March 11th
"Free Excerpt of The Missionary and the Brute"
Monday March 12th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Today:
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
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Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/post/18538794489/john-d-kenworthy-blog-tour
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-blogger-john-d-kenworthy-talks.html
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenworthy-interviews-author-raychelle.html
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
http://www.catherinenoble.com/2012/03/john-kenworthy-interviews-missionary.html
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
Wednesday March 7th
"Special Short Story" at
http://maxloved.wordpress.com/
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews" at
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Kenworthy interviews author Sam Kirshaw"
Sunday March 11th
"Free Excerpt of The Missionary and the Brute"
Monday March 12th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Day 6... Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross
What happens when an author sits down to talk with the main character from his novel? Well, let me put it this way - you could cut the tension with a Tanzanian machete! Admittedly it's not your normal interview. Join me for the sheer fun of this fanciful romp at my friend Catherine Noble's blog site. Mayhem and character delineation ensue!
Today:
This stop is now live... We apologize for any inconvenience, sometimes road construction leads us to take unexpected detours...
Thanks for your patience!
Thanks for your patience!
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/2012/03/kenworthy-interviews-author-raychelle.html
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy" at
Wednesday March 7th
"Special Short Story" at
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Day 5: Interviewing the Interviewer
Day Five comes upon us with an interview of Author Raychelle Muhammad regarding her series of books lifting up health and wellness. It is my distinct honor to return the gracious favor she accorded me with her interview a few weeks' past. Enjoy!
Today:
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews
Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/post/18538794489/john-d-kenworthy-blog-tour
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad" http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross" at
http://www.catherinenoble.com/
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy" at
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
Wednesday March 7th
"Eroticism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Today:
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews
Author Raychelle Muhammad"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
http://inkdropinterviews.com/2012/02/29/john-kenworthy/
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/post/18538794489/john-d-kenworthy-blog-tour
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double"
http://honiebriggs.com/2012/03/02/stunt-double-2/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad" http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross" at
http://www.catherinenoble.com/
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy" at
http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.com/
Wednesday March 7th
"Eroticism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Day Four: Building Hope in Africa
Here we are on Day Four of The Missionary and the Brute Blog Tour ready to discuss the other side of Tanzania for me. The good side. For as dark as the novel is, the work I do building preschools in Tanzania is equally as light. Join me today on my friend Raychelle Muhammad's great author interview site as I discuss my passion for education in Africa.
As you'll probably remember, Raychelle interviewed me a while back and I am more than happy to bring people back to her realm. While there - read some of her many wonderful interviews and get to know this wonderfully impassioned author.
Today:
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
Friday March 2nd
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad" at http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross" at http://www.catherinenoble.com/
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
"Eroticism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Friday, March 2, 2012
Day Three: The Stunt Double Cometh
Day Three of The Missionary and the Brute Blog Tour takes us down to Texas where author Stephanie Briggs muses on the challenges of self-publishing. Just when things get to the point of a melt-down the Stunt Double (stage name of John Kenworthy) steps in to share his thoughts on the challenges.
While at her site, please check out Briggs' new novel, "Summoning the Strength" which celebrates the resiliency of women everywhere. Add it to your TO-READ list now!
While at her site, please check out Briggs' new novel, "Summoning the Strength" which celebrates the resiliency of women everywhere. Add it to your TO-READ list now!
Today
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise"
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double" at http://honiebriggs.com/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania" at http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad" at http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
"Social Imperialism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Day Two! If you can't stand the heat...
The Missionary and the Brute Blog Tour continues today with a decided left turn! My friend and fellow writer (poetry, short stories), Sheila Pierson, graciously opens her blog to a bit of madness today as we follow the kitchen travails of two of the characters from "The Missionary and the Brute" in a prequel short story set just days before the mother and daughter travel to Tanzania with the Missionary Jadwin Ross.
It's funny how characters evolve. When I began writing the novel, I had planned that Mrs. Starr and Raven be minor peripheral characters who would disappear into the woodwork while the heavy hitters took the stage. I had no intention on focusing on them much at all. As the writing progressed however each took a somewhat decided turn and ultimately became a bit more involved than I anticipated.
And here they are again!
It's funny how characters evolve. When I began writing the novel, I had planned that Mrs. Starr and Raven be minor peripheral characters who would disappear into the woodwork while the heavy hitters took the stage. I had no intention on focusing on them much at all. As the writing progressed however each took a somewhat decided turn and ultimately became a bit more involved than I anticipated.
And here they are again!
Complete Schedule:
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double" at http://honiebriggs.com/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania" at http://www.raychelle-writes.blogspot.com/
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
"Social Imperialism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
It's here! Blog stop #1!
And thus it begins!
The Missionary and the Brute Blog Tour begins today! Check out my friend and fellow Author Kathy Reinhart's interview of me on the Inkdrop Interviews blog. What a great set of questions. There could not be a more fitting way to begin our Blog Tour.
Thanks for joining me!
Thursday March 1st
The Missionary and the Brute Blog Tour begins today! Check out my friend and fellow Author Kathy Reinhart's interview of me on the Inkdrop Interviews blog. What a great set of questions. There could not be a more fitting way to begin our Blog Tour.
Thanks for joining me!
Wednesday February 29th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Thursday March 1st
"Mrs. Starr's EZ Peasy Spinach Surprise" at http://sheilapierson.tumblr.com/
Friday March 2nd
"Stunt Double" at http://honiebriggs.com/
Saturday March 3rd
"Educating Tanzania"
Sunday March 4th
"Kenworthy interviews Author Raychelle Muhammad"
Monday March 5th
"Kenworthy interviews the Missionary Jadwin Ross"
Tuesday March 6th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Wednesday March 7th
"Social Imperialism in The Missionary and the Brute"
Thursday March 8th
"Raven's Reviews"
Friday March 9th
"How to get a bad review without slitting your wrists"
Saturday March 10th
"Free Excerpt from The Missionary and the Brute"
Sunday March 11th
"Travel Tips with Jadwin Ross"
Monday March 12th
"Video Excerpt"
Tuesday March 13th
"Interview with John Kenworthy"
Enjoy!!!
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