Loren Stephens

- Author of "All Sorrows Can Be Borne"
- President and Founder of Write Wisdom & Bright Star Memoirs

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Kudos to Judy Chaikin! @AARP has chosen her documentary, "The Girls in the Band" as the June 13 selection for their online presentation of “Movies for Grown Ups.” (Free to AARP members.)
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My short story, “Poor Johnny One Note” is included in the annual edition of the Tulsa Review.

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From the @BronxvilleWomen newsletter.

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A great interview with one of the top ghostwriters in the field. If you’ve ever wondered about the behind the scenes process of ghostwriting, listen to this. @LorenStephensWW @Born2TalkRadio

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You don't have to wait until release day to buy "We're Live in 5: My Extraordinary Life in Television" on audio. Pre-order your copy here. @LorenStephensWW https://t.co/DDb0jlBstK

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Another backlisted novel that is one of my favorites is the award winning, #1 bestseller "Snow Falling on Cedars" by David Guterson published in 1994.

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Backlisted titles in honor of AAPI Month...

"Memoirs of a Geisha" by American writer Arthur Golden published in 1997. It was made into a film in 2005. While I was writing "All Sorrows Can Be Borne" I would listen to the sound track.

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In observance of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, as an author and consumer of some 100 books a year, a special mention of Reading the Room: A Bookseller’s Tale by Paul Yamazaki.

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And if you are in the mood for a tale of sadness and salvation please read my debut novel now out in paperback, “All Sorrows Can Be Borne.”

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The Most Important Skills to Develop As a Writer

Check out this fun interview I did recently with Bold Journey Magazine!
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I met Debbie Nigro after being interviewed by her on her terrific radio show The Debbie Nigro Show. See us together at the Bronxville Women’s Club where I was on a panel sponsored by The Balance Dilemma podcast, produced by Maura Carlin and Christie Derrico.

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I was on a panel the other night about the Power of the Written Word at the Bronxville Women’s Club. And what a surprise – my classmate, Gene Westmoreland, from Harrison High School was there. His wife Mary is the president of the Club. We had a wonderful time.

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The Oscars are this Sunday evening. Perfect time to get a copy of Jeff Margolis’ book, “We're Live in 5” in which he talks about directing the Oscars. Here is a link to an abbreviated version of his interview about it in the Saturday Evening Post:

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Here is an interview that was just published in the March 1, 2024 issue of the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles. Includes helpful tips on writing your life story.

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