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Some people have asked, "Who is this new Author/Writer that just came on the scene?  She just came out of nowhere."  Well, to be perfectly honest, she just didn't "come on the scene", she's been here all along.  Help, Promoting, Networking, Coaching,...a little of this, and a little of that.  You want to find out more about her?  Check out these Spotlights... http://thedaringshow.webs.com/authorsspotlight.htm http://delectablegoodies.com/blog/?cat=24 http://mellojune.blogspot.com/p/author-archive.html http://www.blogtalkradio.com/carter-elite-travel/2011/06/25/author-interview-jeane-sashi That's just the tip of the iceberg.  If you want to know more, check out her website: http://www.JeaneEBennett.com Until Next Time! Jeane' Elliott Bennett http://www.JeaneEBennett.com

Good Morning Everyone, Here's a question to start off the morning conversation. As an Author/Writer, do you sometimes find that you resemble one, if not all of the character(s) in your book? If so, which character(s) do you identify with?  When I wrote Intimate Moments, I found myself identifying with the character named Gisselle. I called her Ghetto but, Gisselle, is a tell it like it is, speak your mind type of Lady. Some people when they read the book, thought I was the main character, Tonju (seeking her soulmate). But in all essence, I really identified with all three female characters, Tonju, Gisselle, and Patience (who is grounded and laid back).  And with writing The J Spot, I'm getting into my main character Kevin, yes, that's right, it's a male. This is interesting as men can be a little complex, but I'm developing his character and showing his soft side, not a wimp, his caring side. Men do have that as well. LOL. Well, that was my question