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Indie Author Spotlight: Monisha Annabel Jador

Field Recordings welcomes Australian author Monisha Annabel Jador to the internet wilds. I hope you are relaxing and reading something meaningful to you this Labor Day Weekend. Jador is the author of Before You Were Born , children's verse about parenting, love, and wonder. Name : Monisha Annabel Jador Title : Before You Were Born Where do you write? I have four favourite places to write in. Java Lave cafe, at my favourite table, right in the corner, at the end. I love City Extra, as the moon dappled waters trickle beneath the parked ferries, just before the all night cafe, for the late nighters like myself, as they serve their tea, mine is Earl Grey with milk and try to tell me of their gluten free bread, fresh baked, to the smiles of the beautifully hearted staff, who know me by now. There is another place that I love to write in. A little cafe with an eclecticism that touches my heart on a sunny winter's morning as I write and finally a little tea house, set in Horns...

Indie Author Spotlight: A.R. Sara

Happy Labor Day Weekend. We welcome A.R. Sara , children's writer, to the internet wilds. Links to connect with A.R. Sara are peppered throughout the feature. Please explore. A.R. Sara, Author of story books for children of all ages! Name: RajaRajeshwari Nagasigamani Pen Name: A.R. Sara Most recent title published: Morban from Garalond (#3 in the Pachaihara Forest series) Where do you write? On my iPad , my computer or sometimes even a scrap of paper will do. Location is my room or my car but I tend to lose track of the surroundings once I get into flow of writing. What are your rituals with regards to writing (ex: Must have tea, a cat on the lap, etc) Listening to some music, closing my eyes and trying to still my thoughts to unwind is slowly growing to be a regular ritual before my writing sessions. Recently, munching on a bar of chocolate is threatening to take over as a writing ritual. Describe your writing process: I let myself get transported into ...