The Brass Ovary

4/1/2008 1:22 AM UTC

Dear Chani, I loved the novel "Immortal"; couldn't put it down. One can see from the standpoint of an energy worker, fantasy author and artist all the reasons why Luca is so perfect a creation. He is the epitomy of the archetypical adult molested and abused and/or abandoned as a child. His long life is also so symbolic of the many journies it can take for a soul to sort through the dichotomy of feeling like there is both a cruelly Laughing God and a merciful, loving God...or as one character said (Cosimo?) that perhaps he needed that long life to learn what he had himself learned in his own 60 years. SO many excellent messages in this story, woven together with a skill similar to the Masters this author so clearly appreciates and loves. Brava! I wish I could fly to NY to sit with Traci and her sculptor husband and share visions of art and stories-to-be. :) Traci is booked to appear on the Brass Ovary radio Show on Wednesday April 30th. at 10:45 a.m. EST. I can hardly wait! may peace be the journey, and Kindness Light the way, Adrienne

The Brass Ovary

4/1/2008 1:20 AM UTC

Dear Chani, I loved the novel "Immortal"; couldn't put it down. One can see from the standpoint of an energy worker, fantasy author and artist all the reasons why Luca is so perfect a creation. He is the epitomy of the archetypical adult molested and abused and/or abandoned as a child. His long life is also so symbolic of the many journies it can take for a soul to sort through the dichotomy of feeling like there is both a cruelly Laughing God and a merciful, loving God...or as one character said (Cosimo?) that perhaps he needed that long life to learn what he had himself learned in his own 60 years. SO many excellent messages in this story, woven together with a skill similar to the Masters this author so clearly appreciates and loves. Brava! I wish I could fly to NY to sit with Traci and her sculptor husband and share visions of art and stories-to-be. :) Traci is booked to appear on the Brass Ovary radio Show on Wednesday April 30th. at 10:45 a.m. EST. I can hardly wait! may peace be the journey, and Kindness Light the way, Adrienne

The Brass Ovary

3/30/2008 9:26 PM UTC

Hi Chani, Adrienne will definatly be interested in your suggestion, and so will I. We intend to bring in more authors in the future. Thank you and yes, we will discvuss this further. Love, Annie and Adrienne.

Dr. Ni

3/23/2008 2:49 AM UTC

Dear Chani: I read until the wee hours of the morning last night after laundry and several other necessary tasks. I am up to Chapter 7, I believe; he has just killed Silvano and been cursed by Silvano's son, Niccolo. He is on his way to the Jewish doctor's home, the doctor whose life and daughter's life he saved. I am enjoying the read, but it is a tough novel, and I now understand why many hesitate before my two novels. This is a book that requires attention and focus and depth of knowledge. I find I read it in short stretches, putting it off initially because I knew it would be a hard, but rewarding read. The meandering style is hard for me; I am used to a quicker pace, and I do not relate immediately to the overwhelming Italianness of it--it would be easier for me if it took place in Spain or Latin America. I am engaged though and dying to know what exactly IS the secret of his parentage. Will be in touch wee hours of this morning or sometime Monday to let you know of my progress. Ms. Stratton is definitely a writer of dense, complex novels, and I would love to send her copies of THE JOURNEY and DETECTIVE FICTION. May I send them to you to pass on? Or two sets? copies for you and for her? At any rate, thank you for the opportunity to share Luca's journey ........ Love and blessings and happy Easter if that is your holiday, Dr. Ni

Dr. Ni

3/21/2008 7:28 PM UTC

Dear Chani: My sincere apologies for taking so long to get back to you. I read all of the promotional material and am quite impressed with your author's background. Wow! I also have begun reading Immortal, and am going to dive in deeply this afternoon. It is an enticing novel, but I find that I want to sit down to it with all of my sharpest faculties in play because it is dense and I don't want to miss anything important. I will let you know at the end of the day (I am a night owl, so my day may end at 4 a.m.) how far I have gotten and try to give you a ballpark for when I'd like to have Ms. Stratton on. Please, if you can, be patient; this has been a crazy busy week for my business!!!! Sincerely and with eager anticipation, Dr. Ni

cosmichorizonsradio

3/10/2008 6:00 PM UTC

hi Chani so far this afternoon i have not received the book The Iceman here in Canada, The postal system here is terrible. I believe we should reschedule the interview for another date if possible, Had trouble connecting to your office this afternoon by phone. Let me know if you receive this message or if you want to continue with the show or reschedule it, and just getting over abiot of the flu Thanks James from Cosmic Horizons radio

Therone Shellman

2/28/2008 6:03 AM UTC

Thanks for stopping by author Barbara Grovner's show. I was sick so my show not up to par. Peace! Therone Shellman

Philip Harris

2/20/2008 3:57 PM UTC

Thanks for the add.

SupremeEntertainment

2/14/2008 4:14 PM UTC

Thank you so much for listening to my Artist Spotlight segment show with Author Mo Flames. Hope you enjoyed the show and will check out more shows in the future. Take care and have a great day! Peace, Wisdom Supreme Supreme Entertainment

KingPen A.S.

2/3/2008 12:40 AM UTC

Thanks for the longgggggggg message. We're loving into that.

Judy Lopez

1/22/2008 1:32 AM UTC

Philip you want to be on my show? We would love to have you!!!

Philip Harris

1/21/2008 11:28 PM UTC

I left a message at your office. Sure, I'll have Phil On.