Archive for December, 2008
Author’s Wish List for 2009
Aim
To offer the idea that Empathy & Prayer are the ways to solve global
problems and individual problems. To have a heroine as the way to do it.
Goals
A. Distribute the 300 books I have. Need help. Try stores, web site, packages with workshops, try church group, libraries (have folks call their libraries) etc.
B. Produce a 3 hour movie from book. Need help. Belong to coop film independent group. Mailing group. Trying to get a team.
C. Produce an audio Book. Need Help. Almost done. background?
D. Write a short story (32 pages?) that could be shared in families.
E. Write a 300 page book to contribute to changes in Education, Human Rights, and Equality of sexes, eliminate poverty, develop ways to cope with environment problems, be sure youth knows where we have been and are involved in present stuff.
F. Try to develop a puppet show for young. Need Help. Begun a contact and have a small portable theatre + 5 puppets.
G. Look into animation. Need help Have begun contacts.
H. Develop web site.
I. Continue PSW work = 3 groups now.
J. Deal with handicap that gets in the way. (Sometimes leads to being very much alone.)
K. To have my kids be proud of me & leave some legacy. Have my grandchildren to know a little bit about what I would like to have them accomplish from my list.
L. Use book to develop prayer groups, discussion groups, new Sunday School curriculum.
If anybody out there can help with any of these things let me know.
Christmas Update
I certainly appreciate everyone’s support and encouragement. There is one thing that everyone could do and that is to phone (or e-mail) a library to ask for the book . They should just need the ISBN number (ISBN 978-0-919825-59-8) . Some of them have a request form in their website.
I will have a short book out soon that you can share with the family about Julia and Colin and miracles in a children’s hospital. I’m also working on a second novel to further Colin & Julia’s work to change the world for good. Merry Christmas.
Food for Thought
Don’t wait for extraordinary circumstance to do good; try to use ordinary situations.
Charles Richter
On the Radio
It was very exciting to listen to Helen Roos discussing Ordinary Woman, Extraordinary Circumstances on the radio show, A Luta Continua this morning. The book has always been vital and alive for me, but listening to others discuss it really lifts that feeling to another level. Helen is featured in the forthcoming audio book of Ordinary Woman, Extraordinary Circumstances, due to be released in 2009.
My thanks to Helen and to the folks at A Luta Continua for a job well done.