Valerie Stocking was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, and wrote her first short story when she was five. When she was eight, she won a short story contest in Jack and Jill Magazine. She wrote her first play at the age of ten. In 1966, when she was twelve, she and her mother moved to [...]
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Literarily Speaking’s Self-Publishing Report: Interview with Valerie Stocking
April 19th, 2012 
admin The Self-Publishing Report: Interview with Political Author Michael Charney
February 17th, 2012 admin Today is our second edition of The Self-Publishing Report where we talk to authors who have gone the self-publishing route and want to talk about it. Today’s guest is political author Michael Charney. He talks about his latest book, Chasing Glenn Beck, and why he decided to self-publish it.
Thank you for this interview, Michael. [...]
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February 12th, 2012 admin Today begins a new series at Literarily Speaking called The Self-Publishing Report. I wanted to build another blog to talk about the self-publishing experience, interview self-publishing authors, so forth, when I nixed the idea being as Literarily Speaking is already established and growing well and could surely use all the wonderful information we could gather [...]
