Fun Friday—In Which I Talk About Just About Everything
I had what was probably the most fun radio interview yesterday, and I wanted to share it with you this weekend. Dear writing friend Lynette Sowell interviewed me for the Gate Beautiful Blog Radio program Thursday afternoon and we talked about everything from Ransome’s Quest and The Ransome Trilogy to The Matchmakers to Eye-Candy of the Day posts (on my Facebook page, just in case you’ve been missing those) to Middle Tennessee Christian Writers to the template for Dylan in The Art of Romance to singleness and the misconceptions “the church” has about romance novels and vice-versa. And just to try to make it visually interesting, I’ve added some graphics that go along with what we talked about.
It is thirty-one minutes long, so you may want to watch it in snippets or bookmark the permalink for this post and come back and watch it this weekend when you have more time.
Now . . . I’d like to do some actual video interviews (short–two to three minutes at most), but I need some interview questions. So why don’t you post some questions in the comments you’d like to see me answer in future video interviews.
Here’s yesterday’s interview:
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LOL — I learned something right off the bat. I’ve been pronouncing your name wrong!!!!!! Great interview — love the accent! I listened to it all while I did domestic stuff so thanks for keeping me company!
Future Questions:
What did you do to get yourself into pirate mode? (I’m talking Shaw here). Where did that come from! Yikes!
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Kaye, thanks for posting this. It was a very fun interview, both sassy and serious. I hope we can talk again in the future, especially when your Great Exhibition series starts rolling off the presses..or loading onto Kindles! š
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I will definitely be coming back later to listen to the whole thing.
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This was a great interview and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Listened to it while watching football with my husband. Earbuds are great š
Dylan’s younger brothers definitely deserve their own series!
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Excellent interview! And you already know my thoughts about Dylan’s brothers. I want that one next, before Jenn.
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Great interview –and ditto about your accent! You have such a nice voice, Ms. Kaye. =)
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LOL—when I listen to myself, all I hear is a hodgepodge of the different places I’ve lived: New Mexico, Louisiana, Mid-Atlantic, and Tennessee. Usually, whenever I’m talking to a native Southerner, they can’t figure out where I’m from and usually end up asking.
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