Wednesday, 8 May 2013

The Artist Unleashed: PLAY TO YOUR STRENGTHS, by Hart Johnson aka: Alyse Carlson (INDIE LIFE segment below)

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11 comments:

  1. A local newsman called Telly Stevens!! Only the fabulously NAKED Tart can come up with such a fab character!!!

    And I'm so glad the one and only Hart has found her calling with her cosy mysteries!! Brilliant! Take care
    x

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  2. *giggles* This is where I confess my wonky subconscious did that with my naming. Totally unintentional, but yes... absolutely giggle-worthy.

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  3. Love Hart! She's hilarious. It sure does take a lot of persistence, this writing thing.

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  4. You are a nut, Hart! Now if you can work in nakedness, you'll be set.

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  5. Definitely a bit of a nut, but i also see bit of the dark, mysterious Hart, too, so don't give up on it!

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  6. Play to your strengths, but that doesn't mean you don't have hidden reservoirs of deep mysteriosness! Congrats on the book!!

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  7. One of the things I'm looking forward to in Begonia Bribe is that wicked sense of humor. Congrats again!

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  8. I like writing about creeps and villains with humor.

    Hugs and chocolate,
    Shelly

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  9. Very fun post! And I disagree about limericks -- 'tis a fine skill for a wee author. My books often contain spells, so I've discovered a use for your skill. :)

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  10. Loved the lymrick. I can't write them - poetry of ANY type escapes me. I'm still looking for my perfect genre to write in. You gots lots a skills Hart :) A great sense of humor is very worthy.

    ........dhole

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