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Um... would it be breaking any blog rules to re-post a piece of art that I had posted early on in my blogging endeavor? (It was only my fourth post, ever...) I just thought it was appropriate for today. Peace, love and chocolate to all!
(And here's a handy guide to choosing just the right kind-- scroll down to see my favorite-- the two poet truffles... "With every batch of six truffles, you also get a homemade poem.")
This episode of Just One More Book! is part of our showcase coverage of the International Reading Association’s 52nd annual conference.
Mark speaks with Janet Wong about the concept behind her book The Dumpster Diver, how she incorporates her own life in her books, and her participating in the meet the author series of books. As a treat, Janet reads one of her poems.
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Thank you, THANK YOU, Mark!
For those of you who have never heard me do an interview before, I usually speak. incredibly. slowly. as. if. I. had. a. period. after. each. word. That’s because I’m usually very nervous about interviews. But Mark made the interview feel so easy and comfortable, I felt free to talk to him as a friend, in my usual mile-a-minute way!
Keep up the good work, Mark!
So good to hear your voice again Janet! It’s been too long!
Thanks for keeping us connected Mark!
vivian