Blog Review:
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
WRITER CREATES INSPIRING VIDEO
Review posted at AmberOnline
“a wonderful three minute visual that soothes
the soul, raises the spirit and invites you to
ponder what waits ahead on the pathways of life.”
Small Press Book Watch, November 2006
Written by Cathy Jo Marley, whose own experience
turning 50 provided inspiration, Peeking Over the
Edge…views from life’s middle is a memoir of the
joy of middle age, candidly exploring the second
half of life as a time to be enjoyed to the
fullest. From coping with a hysterectomy, to
fondly recalling distant memories, to the
luxurious yet tawdry experience of reading
“bodice ripper” romances and more, Peeking Over
the Edge offers a candid glimpse of the simple
moments in life, and the relish of adapting to
new changes with aplomb. A wonderful
amalgamation of insights into the pleasures of
life well lived.
Achieve Radio Interview
The Good Life News Author’s Voice Program
Thursday, July 27, 2006
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Book Review by Amber Silverstar
July 21, 2006
Review posted at
http://blogamberonline.blogspot.com
Contact the reviewer at
ambersilverstar11@yahoo.com
"Radio Alchemy" ~ 91.3 FM, WVUD Newark
Voice of the University of Delaware
Hosted by Tony Maxwell,
October 15, 2006
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What one
listener had to say:
Very interesting program this Sunday! My 8 year
old son was in our back yard, doing a "dance"
routine, with his 6 year old sister to a CD on a
portable radio on the deck. It was nothing more
than pretending to sing the words, some
hand-stands, and other crazy stuff to the music of
the song. He was doing this right before your show
on Sunday, and so I missed the first 15 minutes of
it, while I was taping this for him on our video
camera. But, before I went to turn it on the radio
show, my wife remarked that he should be out
playing football instead of dancing on the
lawn,,,,as I turned on your show, Cathy was saying
how she had to accept her daughter as a tomboy,
etc....I thought how interesting,,, then later you
were discussing how we lose the singing and dancing
in our lives, and I thought that we as parents
don't want to be the ones to dampen the singing and
dancing in our children, especially on this nice,
warm fall day...
~ John Mason
