INTERVIEW

Interview with Civil Rights Biographer Anita Hackley-Lambert

Written by Mayra Calvani
Published January 15, 2008
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What is your favorite book of all time? Why?

Without a doubt, the Holy Bible. You ask why and I reply why not? It has a unique style of prose, poetry, inspiration, songs, stories, healing, and instructions for living a full and happy life. In reading and re-reading, I can learn something beautiful and new each time. The Bible is my companion for whatever I need. It is complete. I am a testimony to its power and positive workings. I have been healed of tumors, cancer, and spinal fusions where the doctors either told me I would die or be incapacitated for life. Today I am totally healed. My doctors are either dead or in disbelief. I am living verifiable proof that the Bible is the word of God and full of power and healing miracles.

As for me and my generations, the Bible will forever be our favorite book of all time.

Do you have a website/blog where readers may learn more about you and your work?

Official Author site.
My Blog.
My Radio Talk Show: From the Heart (coming in January 2008)
My Group: The Writer Within.
My Bio.

Do you have another novel on the works? Would you like to tell readers about your current or future projects.

Yes. My current work is, Barry A. Murray: Biography in a New Dimension, which is coming out in 2008. This is a historical text about the great grandson of F.H.M. Murray. Barry, who was born the year after his great grandfather died, was compelled to walk in the shadow of his footsteps even though he never knew about him. This is a remarkable story about a gentle giant -- one of this nation’s great newspaper publishers. This is a must read!

Thanks for stopping by! It was a pleasure to have you here!

Again, thank you for having me. I have enjoyed sharing my story.

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Mayra Calvani is a multi-genre author and reviewer. Her paranormal books include Embraced by the Shadows (romantic horror/vampire) and Dark Lullaby (atmospheric horror). She is also the co-author of the nonfiction work, The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing. Visit her blog, The Dark Phantom Review.
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Interview with Civil Rights Biographer Anita Hackley-Lambert
Published: January 15, 2008
Type: Interview
Section: Books
Filed Under: Books: Nonfiction, Books: History, Books: Biography, Books: The Writing Life, Interviews
Writer: Mayra Calvani
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#1 — January 15, 2008 @ 11:23AM — Anita Hackley-Lambert [URL]

Hi,

Just wanted to check in to let everyone know I am here to adress their comments or concerns about research, writing, and self-publishing.

If there is a book inside of you, then I hope you take time to write it. It is a tremendously accomplishment and perhaps a story that needs to be told.

Blessings,
Anita Hackley-Lambert

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