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At 6:58pm on May 3, 2009, Cecelia Dowdy said…: Hi, James! I'll be sure to tell them about the book. It was a good story and I enjoyed reading it! Stay blessed! cdt

At 6:53am on May 1, 2009, Cecelia Dowdy said…: Hi, James. I reviewed your novel awhile ago, just couldn't find you to tell you! Couldn't recall from which loop we'd corresponded! Here's the review:
http://ceceliadowdy.blogspot.com/2008/12/flower-of-grass-by-james-e-robinson.html

At 6:23pm on September 27, 2008, Cecelia Dowdy said…: Hi, James! I mentioned your novel on my blog weeks ago! Hopefully, I'll be able to get a copy soon. It sounds like a good read:
http://ceceliadowdy.blogspot.com/2008/08/flower-of-grass.html

At 9:48pm on July 28, 2008, Carla Capshaw said…: Hi James!

Great to meet you. Have a blessed week. :-)

At 11:38am on July 27, 2008, Nora St.Laurent said…: I've just posted a fun interview of Michelle Sutton to my blog. You will learn some interesting things you never new. Check it out! www.psalm516.blogspot.com

I'll be posting yours soon. I can't wait.

Nora :)

At 6:30am on June 24, 2008, Carole Whang Schutter said…: Absolutely gorgeous video. Enjoyed it. Lovely song too.

At 4:55pm on June 22, 2008, Chera said…: will do. Looking forward to reading the book. :) Take Care.

At 4:46am on June 22, 2008, Rita Gerlach said…: Hi Jim,

Your package arrived, and it came at the perfect time. I had a bad day and getting your book and CD, of which I listened to right away, cheered me up. Thank you so much. I will read the book after I am finished Tina Forkner's and will give it a plug! The book cover is beautiful and the CD, well Iove it! Wish you lived nearby. I'd invite you to the blues jamb that my husband plays in every Thursday night. He is an accomplished guitarist, and he is a luther...builds beautiful electric guitars.

Rita

Homepage: http://www.freewebs.com/ritagerlach/index.htm

Stepping Stones Magazine for Writers: http://www.freewebs.com/steppingstonesforwriters/index.htm

Inspire / The Musings of a Historical Fiction Writer: http://inspire-writer.blogspot.com/

At 4:35pm on June 21, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: Jim, your video is fabulous. Great song too. I'll be ordering a copy of your novel as soon as it's released. Just wondering, did you use YouTube software to make your video?

At 4:13pm on June 21, 2008, Michelle Sutton said…: I think to send it to everyone you go to the bottom of the page and it lets you email. Or go to settings and do it that way (send an email directing people to your page.) Make sense?

At 7:48pm on June 15, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: Welcome back! It'll be a while on my book, probably early 2009. I'll let you know. I'd like to hear more about your book. What's it about? When will it be available?

At 12:32pm on June 15, 2008, Jay Miller said…: Good! While both of you are up here, I want to wish you a very Happy Father's day. That also goes for all the Father's here. May your day be filled with God's blessings.
I'm looking forward to a nice BBQ with the kids this afternoon. I hope your day is just as pleasant.
PS: I'm also hoping for a Laker's win, but that seems like wishful thinking at this point.
Have a great day.

At 6:58pm on June 4, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: James, I think I figured out how this website works. We keep chatting back and forth and we stay on the top row. Its kind of nice up here. Don't you think?

At 6:55pm on June 4, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: My novel, A Field of Lilies, is Christian Fiction and contains a little mystery, suspense, romance and so forth. The theme concerns the will of God and its many facets. Capstone Fiction is the publisher.

At 6:40pm on June 3, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: Thanks for the advice and encouragement. It's really up to me. I just need to get started.

At 8:32pm on June 1, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: I suppose my older songs are in the mode of progressive southern gospel. However, for the last several years I've been listening to contemporary Christian music. If I were to begin writing songs again it would probably be in that genre. The music I enjoy today is from David Crowder Band, Jeremy Camp, Chris Tomlin, and Casting Crowns among others.

I agree; Songwriting contaminates your blood and never leaves you. I have a few songs that were popular when I was doing the local tour and may possibly go somewhere. You never know. The truth is: I've never actually submitted my songs to a publishing entity. I know that may sound odd, but I never felt the timing was right.

Thank you for responding. It is good to speak with someone who is knowledgable about the music industry.

At 4:19am on May 31, 2008, Jack Burchett said…: Hi James,
I just received a publishing deal for my first novel. Obviously, the news was welcomed. But I really believe it may be time for some of my dusty old songs to breath some fresh air. Maybe it's just me, but I'm feeling a little tug in this direction. I have no desire to burden you, but could you offer some advice as to how I should proceed? I appreciate any and all of your thoughts.

At 11:00am on May 22, 2008, Kelly Mortimer said…: Hi James,

I had a composer who'd do a great job, love his stuff, but I gave him a year, and didn't get anything, so I backed out. So, I'm lookin'.

Would you like to see a few pieces? BTW, you can't hurt my feelings if you don't like them. My skin is so thick, you couldn't punch thru it with a power drill.

Smiles,
Kelly

At 8:54pm on May 21, 2008, Kelly Mortimer said…: Hi James,

I noticed you write music. Are you a lyricist, or a composer? Probably both! I write lyrics, but haven't found a good fit with a composer.

Smiles,
Kelly

At 8:34pm on May 20, 2008, John Robinson said…: Nope, no note. I'm also still trying to figure out how all the stuff works here!

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