Podcasts about sephera giron

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Sephera Giron, author of the Witch Upon A Star Series. Today we will be talking about the adventures of a witch, magic, and love from her latest book Taurus: A Hearse of a Different Color. The novel is a great adventure into the abilities, talents and gifts we all have to move energy and see the world with totally different eyes. How can we move, create, change and transform energy with our thoughts, hands, and perceptions in how we conjure up a story and experience?In the year 2022, we are now realizing we are more connected to the earth, sun, moon and stars, more than we have ever been as humans from all eons past.We are becoming spiritual people, magical people and engaging with the universal cosmic force. Are you willing to dream and jump on the magic carpet, ride your broom, or dance in the ethers, as we traverse dimensions of time and place to find love?Are we starting to be able to life the veil between the dimensions of time? What would we find if we had eyes wide open, heart eager to learn, and a clean slate of all past stories to create from the energy of possibility?Who is your support with all this expanding consciousness talk that has been going around for the last few decades? Perhaps, we are the support people, we are already here, in the higher frequency, and welcoming others to come fly with us and lift themselves up. By sharing our work, our most profound power, our deepest sense of our knowing, can we know that the place we are now in, is the best place to affect change, transfiguration, transformation and everything else?Let us clear our mind of our old stories and dream of new possibilities to create a New World. We are already there, do you wish to join us?For more information on Sephera, google search: Witch Upon A Star Series for all her works.For a free newsletter and support from Dr. Jeanette visit: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com Dr. Jeanette is an energy mover and healer. Her work will open you up to the possibilities that you may have never dreamed up, and allow you to soar into the New World with grace and ease. Schedule your session today!

On this very special memorial episode, Great Lakes Horror Company co-hosts Sephera Giron and Monica S. Kuebler look back at the life and career of horror author Jack Ketchum. From his must-read works to personal convention stories, we turn the spotlight on this influential and beloved scribe and tell you why you really should seek out his work if you haven't already.

On location, Mary and Dave sit down for a conversation with author John Quick and discuss his work and creative process. Then, back in the studio, Brian reveals his and Christopher Golden's new project, and Lombardo finishes his first feature length film. Plus, Matt Hayward offers a touching remembrance of Cooper Gordon, Sephera Giron and Monica S. Kuebler launch a new writers retreat, movie news from Lee Thomas, Tim Lebbon, and Christian Jensen, television news from Victor LaValle, and a look at new book releases.

Danann Hawes, Sephera Giron and Monica S. Kuebler tackle the thorny issues of plagiarism and copyright in this round-table discussion that seeks to demystify the legal issues surrounding borrowing text and ideas from other creators, with a particular eye to the horror genre and the various scandals it's endured.

This month we discuss the pains and perils of rejection letters with our panel of experts, including Sephera Giron, Julianne Snow, Danann Hawes and Andrew Robertson. Also! Jason White in conversation with author John Palisano.

Welcome to our Sex and Slaughter episode, featuring a round-table discussion with erotic horror authors Sephera Giron, Nancy Kilpatrick and Megan Hart, plus Jason White puts Lucy Taylor and Nancy Kilpatrick in the hot seat in a pair of one-on-one interviews.

Join us for our 2017 Women in Horror Month Special, featuring a topical round-table discussion with female horror authors Julianne Snow, Nancy Kilpatrick, Sephera Giron, Suzanne Church and Crystal Bourque, and an interview with artist Arinn Westendorf, courtesy of Brian Clement.

Please join Elizabeth Black and Marsha Casper Cook on Thurs. Dec. 8 at 4 PM EST 3 PM CST 2 PM MT 1 PM PST. Their guests are Sephera Giron and Cal Orey. Sèphera Girón is an award-winning author of several horror novels and short stories. She has been published by Leisure, Conari, Weiser, Orion, Masquerade, Darktales, Samhain Horror, Crossroads, and many others. Currently she is working with Riverdale Avenue Books with her Witch Upon a Star series. Sèphera has been the Ontario Chapter Head of the Horror Writers Association for about twenty years and continues to run monthly meetings as well as explore opportunities for horror authors. She is one of the founders of the Great Lakes Horror Podcast. Sèphera is a professional developmental editor and always looking for new clients. She also is professional tarot reader and paranormal investigator. Sèphera lives in Toronto. Cal Orey is a Northern California-based accomplished author and journalist (and intuitive) specializing in topics such as health, nutrition, science, and pets. She holds two degrees in English (Creative Writing) from SFSU. Her books include the hugely popular Healing Powers book series translated in 20 languages. The Healing Powers of Vinegar, 3rd edition (in production), Olive Oil, 2nd edition (tradecover, E-book, and mass market format Dec. 2015), Chocolate, Honey, Coffee, and Tea (in production) captivates a mainstream audience. Orey's reader-friendly prose is warm and witty, created in a down-to-earth first-person narrative.  Feel free to call in if you have any questions.(714) 242-5259  

Round-table discussion with Sephera Giron, Monica S. Kuebler, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Crystal Bourque about cover art. What elements make for a good cover? How about a bad one? Our group of authors looks at how cover art is determined in the small press versus at big publishing houses and gives some valuable advice to self-publishers on a tight budget.

Round-table discussion with Sephera Giron, Monica S. Kuebler, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Crystal Bourque about how to best "brand" yourself as a writer. Website, blog, social media - how important are they? How can they best be utilized to connect with fans and readers and potential readers? Tune in and find out.

Jason spoke with Sephera Giron while he was at the Ad Astra convention. They discuss everything from Sephera's books, her life & the writing life, Star Wars, Kylo Ren, insanity, fun with publishers, and of course the death bird. Jason and Michael also catch up with some interesting movie news, including but not limited to Leatherface and a possible Beetlejuice Part II. Songs Heard: Scorpionica by Orange Goblin Devil's Bride by Electric Wizard Support Sephera on Patreon & Fiver: https://www.patreon.com/sephera?ty=h https://www.fiverr.com/sepheragiron

Please join Elizabeth Black and Marsha Casper Cook and their guests Nikki Guerlain and Lori Wolfe Safranek  for a World Of Ink Network Special Women's History Month show on Thursday March 31 at  4PMEST 3PM CST 2 PM MT 1 PM PST. It's going to be a great show and you won't want to miss it. An afternoon of fun and discussion about Horror Writing in novels and scripts.The guests share their experiences in the field of Horror Writing. They met at the Stanley Hotel which is always a terrific topic to talk about. They will also be talking about scriptwriting horror films. Feel free to join them in the chat room.  For more info about the show go to http://www.worldofinknetwork.com http://www.michiganavenuemedia.com                        

Comedy and Horror: A look at combining laughs and scares. Featuring a comedy segment with MonsterMatt Patterson, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Visual Storytelling: How to create your world, help readers see and experience it, and how to keep all this world-building straight in your own head. Featuring an interview with Mike McCarty, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Children of the Night - A look at how we came to horror, featuring an interview with Linda Addison, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Is there such a thing as too much horror? - Featuring an interview with Sandra Kasturi, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Writing Horror 101 - Featuring an interview with Monica O'Rourke, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Suzanne Church, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Women in Horror Month (Part Two) - Featuring an interview with Lisa Mannetti, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Suzanne Church, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Women in Horror Month (Part One) - Featuring an interview with Nancy Kilpatrick, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Suzanne Church, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Intro to the HWA - Featuring an interview with Marie Bilodeau, and a roundtable discussion with Sephera Giron, Andrew Robertson, Suzanne Church, Bill Snider and Monica S. Kuebler.

Dave and Coop host the show by themselves, leading to discussion about the time Brian tried to buy a horse and attempted to start an emu farm. Then, Brian conducts an in-depth interview with author Sephera Giron

Coming Up Poetry: My Last Duchess by Robert Browning 02:40 Short Fiction: All Paths Lead To Psychopath by Sephera Giron 09:12 Main Fiction: Long Way Home by Tim Waggoner 21:00 Slices of Flesh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.