INTERVIEW | Rosa Ferguson
Rosa, describe yourself for our visitors.
I am the married mother of two, yes two sets of twins! I have twin sons and twin daughters. I feel truly blessed that I was chosen for such an assignment. I have always loved to read and now that my children are all grown and have left home, I have plenty of time for my literary passions, reading and writing. My husband and I love to travel so we make the most of our weekends by driving to Savannah Georgia or Charleston SC to eat seafood!
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INTERVIEW | Tabitha Vinson
Tabitha, describe yourself for our visitors.
Describing myself is hard, since I’m an introvert. I’m a person who prefers to express what I’m thinking through my writings, or other artistic avenues, like dancing (e.g. African, ballroom, liturgical and freestyle). Because I enjoy dance, my love for music is varied. At home or while driving I listen to just about everything from Classical to Gospel and from Jazz to Neo Soul. Although I’m quiet, I like trying new things such as hot air ballooning.
My next venture, which I’m praying for more courage, is hang gliding. Yes, you read it correctly, a sistah gliding in the air. I know it’s crazy, but hang gliding represents a form of freedom that you just can’t get in an airplane.
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INTERVIEW | Sherryle Jackson
Sherryle, describe yourself for our visitors.
I am an educator by profession, writer by passion. I am a wife and mother of two children. My novels reflect an honest commentary about life with Christ. I describe my novels as too real to be preachy, Biblically based, and out-the-Christian-box. A self taught quilter, Sherryle has begun a black memorabilia collection called Church Lady Ways to preserve the graceful elegance of her nine aunts and their churching traditions. Sherryle is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and the United Black Writers of Prince Georges County.
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Tyora Moody is the editor at Written Voices Blog and the Podcast Host. She is a writer, online book promoter, graphic designer and an all-around encourager. Join her each week as she blogs about "African American Literature That Edifies the Soul.