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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Adrienne Thompson, author of Bluesday

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Adrienne Thompson, author of Bluesday
(Pink Cashmere Publishing Company)

Bobbie Brooks is living the life she’s always dreamed of: a life full of music, success, and love—or so it seems. Suddenly, her perfect world shatters, leaving her alone, broken and penniless. In order to heal, Bobbie must confront the demons of both her past and present. Will she be strong enough to move into her future and make a new start with an old flame?

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Bluesday?

Adrienne Thompson: I am a serious music lover, and initially, I knew I wanted to write a book about a singer. After attending an awesome blues Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Adrienne Thompson, author of Bluesday →

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Congratulations, Joyce! Winner of What My Sister Don’t Know by Janie de Coster from JoeyPinkney.com

How did she win? She was one of the first five people to comment on 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Janie de Coster, author of What My Sister Don’t Know.

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Book Review: Both Sides of the Fence by Faze

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Both Sides of the Fence
By Faze
Another Faze Publishing
2 of 5 Stars

Both Sides of the Fence is a story of a man in transition. As the main character Corey goes from young and carefree to wise and introspective, his immersion in the gay-world deepens. He teaches the reader what he learns in terms of slang, differences between categories of homosexuality and the variety of social gatherings.

By going to “The Village”, Corey was introduced to a world initially unknown but very much his own. The Village is a section of New York City where Continue reading Book Review: Both Sides of the Fence by Faze →