On March 25, 2016, I had the unique experience of being interviewed by Radio Host Sandra Hughes for her program, The Voice of the Arts, on 1690 AM Radio. The program will air Sunday, May 8, 2016 and Wednesday, May 11, 2016 at 7 p.m., and then will be archived and available on talk radio, 1690 AM Radio website for future listening.
Now for the fun part: I had a quiet moment in the green room before Sandra introduced me to the courteous and patient staff, and we jumped into a discussion about why I wrote WELL OF RAGE and my creative process. Thrilled, I stood in front of a microphone and read a few pages of my debut novel, my hard-copy baby.
I’ve wrestled two-hundred pound drunks on morning watch while on duty as a cop, but I admit an on–the-air radio studio with a sound board and multiple gigantic microphones is a bit intimidating. The whole recording took about an hour that will be edited down to twenty minutes. By the way, did you know there are certain, mildly offensive bleep words, dialogue or not, you can’t say on radio? More importantly, I can’t thank Sandra Hughes and 1690 AM Radio enough for providing me and other writers the chance to spotlight our work.
The WELL OF RAGE book launch is set for The Decatur Book Festival, September 2-4, 2016 in downtown Decatur, Georgia. For more information about my book signings events please see decaturbookfestival.com. My book will be available at the Emerging Writers Tent or at the Atlanta Writers Club booth. My blog is lynnhesse.wordpress.com.
Awesome Lynn, pursuing ur writing dream…I am inspired!
Hi Marsha,
I’m glad to hear from you. I hope you enjoy the interview. I’m planning on going to the luncheon in May for retired female officers. Cindy Fausel can give you the details. Hope to see you there, Lynn
Wonderful news, Lynn. Can’t wait to listen.
Thank you, Sabra. Dean took the photo. It’s an exciting time! Lynn
I remember when you first started writing I am so proud of your accomplishments. Its very inspiring.
You’re the best. I hope we can see each other soon. I think of you often. Hugs, Lynn