http://xtra99.com/team/neal-steele/
As members of the Chesapeake Bay Writers, authors
are encouraged to promote their books and being on the radio is one of the best
methods to get the word out. The author is given a few guidelines as to what to
expect and to just be yourself and talk.
Neal is a skillful host that makes the author feel
comfortable, sharing conversational banter that radio listeners like. So with
his skill and my desire to talk about my book, we had a good time and hopefully,
some books were sold. The author gives the sales information so the audience
can find the book.
My book can be purchased either through the
publisher: www.HeritageBooks.com or
on Amazon.
The interview was taped and a link to the podcast is
given in our newsletter for members to listen to. I have copied the link here
for you:
In the newsletter, a write-up is given informing the
member of the interview and a picture of the book's cover.
July 8, 2014
Neal Steele interviewed Liz Goesel about her book, Create Your Family Museum and Save Your History that discusses, "How to Find Space, Create, Organize, Preserve and Display Family Heirlooms, Treasures and Memories." Throughout the book there are inspirational quotes that are encouraging and motivating. So get ready to create your Family Museum. Make a concerted effort to preserve your heritage. It is a vital link to your cultural, educational, artistic, inspirational and economical legacies — all of the things that literally make you who you are.
After the interview, I asked Neal if I could have a
picture of the two of us in his radio studio and he was happy to do so. The experience
was at first a little nervy and a bit of apprehension creeps into your
head, but when it is over, you can’t believe what a piece-of-cake it was and
that you will do it again when your next book comes out. So to all you authors
out there, get on the radio and talk, talk, talk!
Hope your August has been pleasant. Continue to
enjoy the summer with friends and family and don’t forget to make lots of memories,
not only in pictures, but all the little souvenirs you collect and when you get
home, put them in your Family Museum
to keep and preserve the good times.
