The Plot to Save Socrates Author, Paul Levinson, At My Blog

Lula Thomas

November 17, 2008

Paul Levinson, Professor of Communication & Media Studies at Fordham University in New York City is the acclaimed author of the futuristic time-travel novel, The Plot to Save Socrates.

Paul has been seen on The O'Reilly Factor, CBS Evening News, The Newshour with Jim Lehrer, and Nightline. He currently has five works of fiction and four non-fiction. He reviews the best of television at his InfiniteRegress.tv.blog.

I am very excited to host this talented author and wanted to share the interview to all my readers. Come over and leave Paul a comment.

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Lula Thomas

Ms. Thomas enjoys writing humor and non-fiction articles. The Front Porch Magazine, Good Old Days, and WritersWeekly are a few of the publications where her work can be found. Under the pen name of Miss Mae, the Pure Southern Genteel author, her first book, See No Evil, My Pretty Lady from The Wild Rose Press earned highly acclaimed reviews and won the Find a Great Romance Readers Pick of the Month award. MyShelf.com has listed, See No Evil, My Pretty Lady in their Top Ten Reads of 2008. With her experience as a best selling romance novelist, she has headed a critique group for aspiring writers. Her second book, Said the Spider to the Fly by the same publisher, and It's Elementary, My Dear Winifred by Class Act Books are both 2009 releases.

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