Karen Magill
Ms. Magill has also penned two non fiction books - Rock Raff Remembered which is a collection of articles and such from a newsletter on music that Karen produced,edited and primarily wrote. The second is 'Destress Yourself, A Guide to Stress Management'. Information on these can be found at the website, www.karenmagill.com .
Ms. Magill also has the business 'Karen Magill Writing Services, Promo Writing for Entertainers' located at the website of www.ws.karenmagill.com .
Articles by Karen Magill
May 09, 2007
Recently I had the privilege of interviewing Katy Bowes. Kathy is the founder of a program to help people stop overeating and to live better lives.
Thank you Kathy for agreeing to speak with me.
KM: There are so many dieting programs out there, what makes yours different?
KB: Good question...
December 05, 2006
During my childhood, my family moved quite often due to my father’s mining career. This nomad life led to many unique experiences and fond memories.
In the late summer of 1970, we moved to Houston – a small town in northern British Columbia. Here is where I find a treasure chest of childhood memo...
December 02, 2006
Christopher Barran: Song of the Angels
This 12 song CD is interesting. The songs are relaxed yet possess a power uniquely their own. Long after it finished playing, I found remnants of the tunes floating in my head, calming me, soothing me.
The first cut – the title song - starts the CD with B...
December 01, 2006
On Monday November 27, 2006 I was able to speak with Christopher Barran while he was at his mother’s home in Calgary, Alberta. The previous evening he had performed for the hometown crowd. Unfortunately, the inclement weather there had prevented many from attending yet he had still been pleased with...
October 23, 2006
In 2004, I happened to be surfing the web when I found the site for Lulu Press Inc. Being a writer I had heard of self publishing and had lumped it in with vanity publishing but POD, or publish on demand publishing, was something new. This was something that I could afford and sounded intriguing. So...