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At 5:31pm on October 2, 2009, Eliza Earsman said…: Thank you Margaret for your comments.

Hardly intrigue - see mentioned by you. As Lockerbie details hit the fan once more; publicity is needed as to what really is going on there.

I will post to thr groups shortly the UNEDITED vesion of the interivew given at
http://yvonneperry.blogspot.com/2009/09/interview-with-author-eliza-earsman.html

Have a Blessed day - and Guthrie certainly is a Scottish name though from where exactly I am not sure.

Eliza.
www.elizaearsman.com

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At 2:24am on June 11, 2008, Head Spook said…: GENTLE RAINS

A TIME TO HEAL WITH GENTLE RAINS
THEIR SOUND IS SOFT AND SWEET
THEY HEAL A DEAD AND LONELY HEART
OR THOSE WHO FACE DEFEAT
THE SOFT CARESS OF RAIN DROPS
THE DEEPENED THUNDERS ROAR
I'LL LISTEN TO MY GENTLE RAINS
TILL I FEEL PAIN NO MORE

At 2:20pm on March 23, 2008, Margaret Guthrie said…: Thanks for the personal comment. I did look at the SP group, but don't have a clear picture of what would be involved. And I didn't get the title of y our book or what it's about. Guess I could look on the Wessex web. Are you also with www.booklink.com? I'll keep in touch. Margaret

At 10:23am on March 23, 2008, Linton Robinson said…: Hi Margaret
Another Wessexian, I see. That's a very interesting project.

It looks like you might be able to either profit by or contribute to my new Self Publishing group here on BMN.
Please take a look, we're trying to build it into a resource for writers who prefer to be their own publisher.

At 1:35pm on February 4, 2008, Margaret Guthrie said…: One of the influences that led me to write The Return was the murder of my niece in Philadelphia at the age of 33, by someone she knew. I had to explore the possibilities of how that could happen. Thanks for being interested in reading it. I look forward to your comments. I'll try to reciprocate. Margaret

At 10:47am on February 4, 2008, Rita Schiano said…: Margaret,
You book sounds fascinating. I will add it to my list of books to get and read. Interestingly, both our novel deals with a parent(s) murder 30 years ago. Thank you for posting this.
Rita

At 5:07pm on January 30, 2008, Margaret Guthrie said…: My novel, The Return, is only found on www.Thebooklink.com so don't think I can afford to pay for reviews that go to amazon.com, for example. Margaret

At 6:25pm on January 29, 2008, Margaret Guthrie said…: Sounds like you have good intentions, Jo. But how do you plan to get teens to read your work? That's been my problem; how to get readers. Margaret

At 1:30pm on January 28, 2008, Jo Fulkerson said…: Hello –
How’s the writing going? Just thought I’d pass along
some websites you might be interested in.
http://www.joafulkerson.com where you can read the
first chapter of FOR LOVE OF TEDDY. This is the
story of a high school senior who takes a stand against drug
dealers…and WINS. It’s the first of several I plan to write to
reach out to at risk kids and teens who might not have
anywhere else to turn when faced with crises in their lives.
http://www.promofundraising.com/promo5748

At 9:36am on December 19, 2007, Martha Jette said…: Hi Margaret:

I'd love to receive a copy of your book. It sounds so interesting, because it brings into it aspects of the paranormal. Please write to me at: marthajette@gmail.com so we can exchange addresses as I will send you a copy of "Glimpses 2" (it could happen to you!) for a review by you.

Take care,
Martha

At 8:33am on October 2, 2007, Leeanne Marie Stephenson said…: Thank you for your good wishes! Leeanne

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At 8:49am on August 27, 2007, Sherri Knight said…: Hi Margaret,

Interesting premise to your book. Good luck!

Sherri

At 11:47am on August 21, 2007, James Taylor said…: Margaret, are you from Lake Junaluska?

At 4:06pm on July 31, 2007, Deborah W. said…: Travel is one area that there just doesn't seem to be any great answers. Locally we all know what to do. Long distances are going to be the challenge. Thank-you for such a warm welcome.

At 3:58pm on July 31, 2007, Deborah W. said…: Hello,

Margaret I am so pleased to meet you...

At 1:09pm on July 3, 2007, Todd Rhoad said…: My book is called "Blitz the Ladder." It's in the business/self-help genre. It's an innovative team-based approach to career management that focuses on perception management. I've spent a few years on it, including two years to test it out in two organizations. I know it works. I talk about some of it on MySpace at blog.myspace.com/toddrhoad. Please feel free to provide any comments or criticisms (i.e. required for improvement).

I do have an agent. We'll begin editing in a month or so. As for a publisher, not yet. I need to figure the marketing part out first. Any help is most appreciated.