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I’m Controversial???

Posted on February 17, 2018 by Beverly Magid in Beverly's Blog

Wow! A friend suggested doing podcasts as a way of promoting myself and my books, referring me to someone who books podcasts. She did mainly non-fiction and business so she in turn referred me to someone else. This person thought the books sounded great, I was interesting but ultimately she was concerned that anyone checking […]

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Guest Post, My Reading Corner

Posted on February 10, 2018 by Beverly Magid in Interview, Press

Writing Inspiration/Beverly Magid January, 2018 All three of my novels feature female protagonists, ordinary women in extraordinary circumstances. That’s my overall general inspiration, but of course each of the books had their specific, particular moment when I decided to write them. Starting out years ago as a journalist, then a publicist in entertainment, people were […]

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My books are from the past, but reflect current events

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Beverly Magid in Beverly's Blog

Women seem to be at the forefront of current events. The #MeToo movement is just one aspect, but very vocal and evident. Women want to be heard, they refuse to be dismissed or discounted. They’re marching, voting, organizing, reporting, running for office. The word “feminist” became the word –of-the-year. Why not? Women have been trying […]

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Nothing better than having readers “get” it

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Beverly Magid in Beverly's Blog

A virtual blog tour was something that was totally new for me in connection with my new book, WHERE DO I GO. It was like sending your baby out on a trip all by herself before she has learned to walk. Will she end up crawling back home, bullied by the world. Still, there’s no […]

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Review at Svetlana’s Reads and Views

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Beverly Magid in Press, Review

When it comes to Jewish lives and immigration, the only event that dares to pop up is Holocaust. I’m not against Holocaust novels, but often times I wish to see more aspects beyond that event to be represented in Jewish fiction, and this book is an answer to my prayer. I’ve previously read Jews without […]

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