Yes, I know it's not Thursday yet, but, well, shut up. It fit the schedule.
In April of 2011, I interviewed the awesome Ann Lewis for the release of her book Murder in the Vatican.
Since then, I am proud, and blessed, to call Ann my friend.
Anyway, I will probably be meeting her as this blog goes live, as I will be in the Catholic Writer's Guild Conference this week. No, I'm not staying away from home. It's only New Jersey.
Also, this Sunday, at 7PM, EST, the awesome, amazing, and wonderful Ann Margaret Lewis will be my guest on The Catholic Geek. And then we're going to have a party.
After yesterday's guest blog by the very generous author of Murder in the Vatican, Ann Margaret Lewis, you didn't think things could get better, did you?
Well, they did.
Today, Ann Margaret Lewis has willingly submitted to questions from the A Pius Man blog.
You will notice that some of the questions are numbered differently. These are questions that came with the press packet that I believed readers of this blog might be interested in.
The questions I came up with are plainly numbered, with no additional lettering ... you'll see what I mean.
So, if you just want to skip to those quesitons I asked, you can ....
Here we go.
In April of 2011, I interviewed the awesome Ann Lewis for the release of her book Murder in the Vatican.
Since then, I am proud, and blessed, to call Ann my friend.
Anyway, I will probably be meeting her as this blog goes live, as I will be in the Catholic Writer's Guild Conference this week. No, I'm not staying away from home. It's only New Jersey.
Also, this Sunday, at 7PM, EST, the awesome, amazing, and wonderful Ann Margaret Lewis will be my guest on The Catholic Geek. And then we're going to have a party.
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After yesterday's guest blog by the very generous author of Murder in the Vatican, Ann Margaret Lewis, you didn't think things could get better, did you?
Well, they did.
Today, Ann Margaret Lewis has willingly submitted to questions from the A Pius Man blog.
You will notice that some of the questions are numbered differently. These are questions that came with the press packet that I believed readers of this blog might be interested in.
The questions I came up with are plainly numbered, with no additional lettering ... you'll see what I mean.
So, if you just want to skip to those quesitons I asked, you can ....
Here we go.
