Author Q & A at StoryCrafters forum

Coming soon to the StoryCrafters forum…

StoryCrafters, an online writing community for writers at all stages of their careers, is hosting two talented authors this week at the StoryCrafters forum.

Gary Maccagnone will stop by on Wednesday, February 6 to answer your questions. Gary is the author of St. John of the Midfield, an almost mystical story of Bobo Stoikov, one of the world’s greatest soccer players, who escapes death in communist Bulgaria to find the American Dream. Due to severe injury during Bobo’s escape, he is unable to play once he arrives in America. Though he finds peace and happiness in simply coaching soccer to youth travel teams, his eccentric ways of teaching and his success lead to a hate-filled rivalry, and eventually, his death.
I've read this book and would highly recommend it. Here is a link to my review: http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2008/01/youth-soccer-and-mafia-combined-to.html

Gary has also written a short story collection titled The Affliction of Dreams and a children's book titled The Suburban Dragon. For more information about Gary, you are welcome to visit him on the web at http://www.garasamomaccagnone.com/index.htm

And on Friday, February 8th, Marilyn Meredith the author of the Deputy Tempe Crabtree series and writing under the pen name of F.M. Meredith, Rocky Bluff P.D. series will be available to answer your questions. My review of the latest in her Deputy Tempe Crabtree series is posted at http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2007/09/judgment-fire-by-marilyn-meredith-book.html Marilyn's latest book in the Rocky Bluff P.D. series, Smell of Death finds a missing child, strange burglaries, and the murder of a mother and her daughter disrupting the peaceful beach community of Rocky Bluff. Officer Stacey Wilbur assists Doug Milligan with the investigations and she finds herself breaking her long-standing rule of never dating anyone who works for Rocky Bluff P.D. I've read Smell of Death and a review is coming soon.

To find out more about Marilyn and all her books, you can go to http://fictionforyou.com/

Don't miss out on your chance to ask the advice of these talented authors. Join StoryCrafters at http://z15.invisionfree.com/StoryCrafters/index.php?act=idx Then mark your calendars and be sure to post your questions in the Author Q & A section of the Study.