Sharon Buchbinder's Blog - Posts Tagged "casey-wyatt"
Interview with Casey Wyatt, Author of Mystic Ink
I am delighted to have my chapter mate and fellow Connecticut Yankee (we just found out we grew up one town apart from each other!) from the Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal Chapter of Romance Writers of America, CASEY WYATT, with me today to talk about her new release, MYSTIC INK. Employed by a large national company by day, Casey Wyatt is author of paranormal romance and urban fantasy novels by night. She’s a member of the RWA (PRO), CT RWA, and the FF&P chapter of the RWA.
She is happily married, has two teenage sons and wrangles a bunch of adorable pets, in addition to her other jobs. Casey has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of MYSTIC INK for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win.
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/zSG8kx
She is happily married, has two teenage sons and wrangles a bunch of adorable pets, in addition to her other jobs. Casey has generously agreed to provide a free e-copy of MYSTIC INK for one commenter. All you have to do is comment or ask a question at the end of the interview to be entered to win.
To read more, go to http://bit.ly/zSG8kx
Interview with the 7 Scribes!
Happy Friday everyone! Casey Wyatt here. I’m very excited to introduce our guest author today – Sharon Buchbinder. Sharon is a multi-published author and a Romantic Times nominee for Best Erotic Fiction 2011. In addition, she is the president of the Maryland Romance Writers.
Before we get to the questions – Some people say that social media isolates us. Not true!! Sharon and I met on Twitter. We quickly learned that we had several things in common, including growing up a few towns away from each other. So to the naysayers – it’s really a small world!
To read more, go to http://wp.me/p1wdXo-UF
Before we get to the questions – Some people say that social media isolates us. Not true!! Sharon and I met on Twitter. We quickly learned that we had several things in common, including growing up a few towns away from each other. So to the naysayers – it’s really a small world!
To read more, go to http://wp.me/p1wdXo-UF
