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Monday, April 2, 2012

Queen of Afternoon Tea Celebrity Author Interviews


"KING OF THE WEEK"
CELEBRITY AUTHOR
STANLEY POPOVICH
                  
Welcome! Thank you for stopping by today. It's lovely to have you join me for a cup of tea. Please have a tomato and ham sandwich and a scone. We'll be having a flour-less chocolate cake for dessert.

Where do you live? Tell us a little bit about yourself.

I am from Pittsburgh, PA and I struggled with fear and anxiety for over 15 years. I published a book at www.managingfear.com  on how to deal with fear and stress based on my experiences and interviews with various professionals.

Are you a traditionally published or Indie author?

 I am  a regular published author. My publisher is Treble Heart Books.

What are your hobbies?

 I like sports, watching movies and hanging out with my family and friends.

Tell us about your current book. What was your inspiration?

-Well since 1990, I struggled with fear and anxiety. I talked to counselors and kept notes on my experiences. One day I realized I could get my notes published so I started to write my book and I found my publisher. Eventually I got my book published  and now I write articles to help promote my book.

How did you become a writer? When did you start? 

I was always a good writer and I took a lot of writing classes in school. So I was always a writer in a sense.

How long did it take you to finish your first book? 

I did the research since 1990 and started to get my notes published which took a year and a half.

Where do you like to write? 

I write using my computer at home.

Favorite author? 

I like Donald Trump and his books.

How many books have you written, so far? Do you plan to write more? 

I have written only one book and for now I just promote my current book. Maybe down the road I will write another book.

Would you like to share a link where we can purchase your books? 

My link is www.managingfear.com

What about a link to your website? 

It’s the same at www.managingfear.com

It's been a pleasure to have you today, Stanley. Thank you again for doing the interview. I wish you the best with your book. 






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