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Witchcanery | Sandra Bell Kirchman

I enjoyed it a lot, but then I'm prejudiced :P

3 years ago

I didn't know where else to put this - so here it is: I'm being interviewed as the featured author on The Authors Show all day Tuesday, October 6th, regarding my fantasy novel, Witchcanery. Go to http://www.theauthorsshow.com to access the show. Well known author and radio host Don McCauley asks me questions on why I wrote the book, what it's about, the difficulties and joys of self-publishing, the fun times of marketing, and so on. It runs about 15 minutes. It will also be available o… read review

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The Three Writers Who Have Inspired Me the Most

4 years ago

Three writers have had a big impact on my writing. The very first was L. Frank Baum (and later, his successor, Ruth Plumly Thompson). Baum was, of course, the creator and writer of the Wizard of Oz and the whole Oz series. Many don't realize how many books were written in this series (14 by Baum), which was continued by Thompson after Baum's death (19 by Thompson). The whole Oz concept inspired my childish mind with the wonder of fantasy and the joy of discovering things that you never … view post

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Sandra Bell Kirchman

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I'm living in: Esterhazy, SK
About Me:

I am a freelance writer and editor with a passion for fantasy fiction. My website, www.fantasyfic.com, is a compendium for my written works, plus a haven of sorts for other fantasyfic writers. Witchcanery, my first published novel, is now in its second printing and second edition, having won awards along the way. I have edited and helped publish a collection of short stories written by my students in the small town I live in and am working on a fantasy anthology by the Fantasyfic writers.
My Works:

Published: Witchcanery, 1st and 2d editions - In the Shadow of the Burr Oak (anthology) WIP: Battle Cleric, Stranger on the Shore, Tales of Athero (anthology), Birth of a Unicorn (anthology) Journalism:: The Miner-Journal (weekly since Christmas 2007), The Indian Head - Wolseley News
Interests:

Online role-playing gaming is my passion, I played EverQuest player since 1999. Currently, I am playing WoW. I adore reading and maintaining the forum at my website. Barbecues with my husband and playing with our 2 Shih Tzu dogs are also great.
Favourite Books:

The Belgariad, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Ender's Game, Magic Kingdom for Sale, Xanth series, The Wiz Biz, Rhapsody, Nero Wolfe series, Oz series, The Bandy Papers (series - Donald Jack), Redwall, alphabet mysteries (series - Sue Grafton)
Favourite Movies:

Ghost (with Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg) is my all-time favourite movie. After that, there are so many it's hard to name them all.
Favourite Music:

Give me a good selection of instrumental classical music and I am happy - particularly partial to Tchaikovsky Beethoven Brahms Strauss.
Favourite Author:

David Eddings
Favourite Quote:

"You are what you think, not what you think you are." ~ Dr. Francisco Coll
Favourite Websites:

fantasyfic.com, chapter.indigo.ca, twobells.com, fantasyfic.com, writers.net, twobells.com, minerjournal.com, worldofwarcraft.com, antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov, nanowrimo.org, en.wikipedia.org

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Paul Marlowe says:

I'm looking forward to CryoBurn, Bujold's latest, which is supposed to be coming out this year. Finally, another Vorkosigan book!

If you're interested in having a listen to my radio play, it can be downloaded for free from my website.
Donna Natasa St-Onge says:

Anytime I say "we" I mean my mother and I. We co-wrote the children's series.
Terry Fallis says:

Hi Sandra. I think it would be Brian Bethune. He writes all their book/literary stories. I believe his e-mail is brian.bethune@macleans.rogers.com. They did cover the fact that I was shortlisted (here's my blog post about it: http://terryfallis.com/2008/04/25/tblp-in-macleans-magazine). Thanks so much.
Terry Fallis says:

Hi Sandra, Thanks so much for the kind review. I received a copy of the newspaper a while back. Very kind of you. Thanks,

Ter
Terry Fallis says:

Hi Sandra, Just wanted to make sure you'd received my answers to the questionnaire you had forwarded earlier. I got a bounce back from your e-mail address when I sent it originally and have now resent. Thanks,

Ter
Trinity says:

Thank you, it is very rewarding :) I'm not sure exactly what i want to do once i graduate. I do want to work in the same field but i want to try diffrent things, ive been thinking of doing counselling in schools or maybe working with pre-schoolers. I guess it will depend on the opportunity that presents itself... I added the secret life of bees to my shelf too!! now its really an endless tower lol
Once i read Witchcanery i'll let you know what i think of it, im really looking forward to it :)
Trinity says:

kids with school supplies!! It requires alot of work, especially finding funds for all the items but its very well rewarding :) I hope that gives you a bit of light on what I do.
Hope you had a great week end! :)
Trinity says:

seek. I facilitate 3 diffrent drop ins. We do all kinds of activities such as going for hikes, watching movies, cooking together. Its alot of fun but also alot of work. I also give workshops in school and work on various projects. One of my projects for this summer is a program called back to school. The back to school program is a program that was created to provide low incomes families with school supplies, such a school bags, crayons, paper, etc. Last year we were able to provide over 300
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Witchcanery sounds very interesting. I added it to my 'TRB' tower! :) I'm looking foward to read it.
I dont think i have ever read any David Eddings books, i might just check some of his books out... Ive heard quite alot of the secret life of bees, did you enjoy it?
Well my job mostly consist of determining the needs of youth in my community and then work on developping programs for them. I do 3 drop in which is where youth come and hang out. We offer them ressources and information that
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