Monthly Archives: March 2015

March 11, 2015 · 3:35 pm

Spartan Up Podcast

My wife told me about this podcast, and at first I was leery of giving it a try (because I already listen to like 6 podcasts). Well…I gave it a try, and let’s just say I’m listening to “like 7” podcasts now.

The goal of the Spartan Up podcast is to interview people at the top of their game, from all walks of life, with the intent of figuring out what is it that makes those people excel at what they do. The lessons from each interview can be applied/translated to help you in whatever you’re up to in life.

Here are two to get you going:

With former navy seal, the one that inspired me to start working out again:

This one’s with Richard Branson — fascinating guy:

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March 5, 2015 · 11:35 am

Awesome Indie Carol Ervin is on The Rocking Self-Publishing Podcast!

I’m so happy for her — she’s come a long way from when I first read “Girl On The Mountain.”

Check it out: http://rockingselfpublishing.com/carol/

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March 4, 2015 · 5:05 pm

Scrivener Soapbox: interview #2

T.J. Redig was kind enough to invite me back on the Scrivener Soapbox, this time to talk about my new book, Thief’s Odyssey.

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March 2, 2015 · 8:18 pm

Reblog: interview with James Hankins

I’ve found it’s good to see what other writers are up to. Here’s a great site I was recently interviewed on, but there’s a whole lot of other great interviews there, too. Here’s a good one…

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Name James Hankins

Where are you from:  I was born in a fairly small town in New Jersey, U.S.A.

A little about your self `ie your education Family life etc:  I earned a B.F.A. from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts before trying my luck in Hollywood. That didn’t work out quite like I hoped it would, so I got a law degree and practiced for a few years while write fiction at night. When my twin sons were born, my wife and I decided that I would stay home with them and write when I could find the time. It has worked out very well. The four of us live a little north of Boston, Massachusetts.

 

Fiona: Tell us your latest news?

James: I recently released a new suspense thriller, SHADY CROSS – about Stokes, a small-time con man, who comes across a dead body and…

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