Alanna McFall's Blog - Posts Tagged "alanna-mcfall"
My interview with Pondo's Playground podcast!
I was fortunate enough to be interviewed the other week for Pondo's Playground podcast, about my debut novel The Traveling Triple-C Incorporeal Circus! Hear all about it, the real circuses in my life, and my terrible writing posture!
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Review, Upcoming Interview, and a Giveaway all about "Triple-C"!
Anne of Book Your Imagination, a reviewer in the Bay Area, has been so kind as to reviewThe Traveling Triple-C Incorporeal Circus for her channel!
I also have an interview scheduled with her in early August, so if there's anything you'd like to know about me as a playwright, a novelist, a Wrimo, or just a person, send them her way on Twitter with #AskAlanna. Check out the review for details on the giveaway as well!
I also have an interview scheduled with her in early August, so if there's anything you'd like to know about me as a playwright, a novelist, a Wrimo, or just a person, send them her way on Twitter with #AskAlanna. Check out the review for details on the giveaway as well!
Check out my piece on “Authors Interviews”
I was fortunate to be able to speak with blogger Fiona Mcvie today, and my interview is now up on her website, Authors Interviews!
Fiona: When and why did you begin writing?
Alanna: I have been writing for as long as I can remember, mostly making up stories to go with my make-believe games around the house as a child. Telling stories, making characters and sharing my imagination with those around me has always been important to me, and somewhere along the line I realized that writing those stories down helped me save them.
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Fiona: When and why did you begin writing?
Alanna: I have been writing for as long as I can remember, mostly making up stories to go with my make-believe games around the house as a child. Telling stories, making characters and sharing my imagination with those around me has always been important to me, and somewhere along the line I realized that writing those stories down helped me save them.
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