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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Chantel A. Jonson, author of Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Collection

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Chantel A. Jonson, author of Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Collection
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Chantel A. Jonson is a writer of poetry, science fiction, and life experience. A graduate of William M. Raines Senior High School. A student of Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Trident Tech in Charleston, SC and MUSC majoring in Pharmacy. At every chance, she enrolls in creative writing and literary conferences to improve writing skills. Ms. Jonson considers herself a work in progress.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Collection?

Chantel Jonson: The inspiration behind Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Collection is pure emotion. I wanted to capture every emotion in the spectrum and discuss it with honesty and depth. I wanted readers to be able to either be stunned that someone else is familiar with an emotion – be it anger, love, sorrow – or to awaken an awareness to cause and effect of an emotion. I wanted it to be taken personal.

JP: What sets Thoughts, Desires, Passions apart from your first collection of poetry, Passionate: A Collection of Poetry?

CJ: Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Chantel A. Jonson, author of Thoughts, Desires, Passions: A Poetic Collection →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Aleysha Proctor, author of Jazz, Java & Jesus

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Aleysha Protor, author of Jazz, Java & Jesus
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Twenty-four Christian devotions and puzzles about jazz, java and Jesus. The perfect book to take to a coffee or tea house, or anywhere, and meditate on the promises of God. After reading each devotional, you’ll see the hand of God throughout the ages and KNOW that He’s able to help you successfully get through whatever you’re facing.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Jazz, Java & Jesus?

Aleysha Proctor: Jazz, Java & Jesus is my third book, and it’s a result of me writing Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Aleysha Proctor, author of Jazz, Java & Jesus →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Sherryle K. Jackson, author of Soon After

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Sherryle K. Jackson, author of Soon After
(Urban Christian Publishing)

Soon After picks up where my debut novel, Soon and Very Soon left off. In the first installment, two pastors marry and decide to combine their churches. In this second installment, the ministry birthed by one over at Harvest Baptist church is likely to be exploited by the minister left to run the church.

With more than one who had an interest in the deed in the property and even more with an emotional investment in the church itself, it’s up to reporter, Alexis Montgomery and Chief Herbert Rich to solve the crime.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Soon After?

Sherryle K. Jackson: Being a sequel, this storyline was a natural progression from Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Sherryle K. Jackson, author of Soon After →

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