Indie Beacon Radio Presents ...Author George Vance McGee

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Welcome to the Indie Beacon Radio Show.  The episodes below are of some authors that share their writing insight, talents and works with the world.
Airs: May 12, 2020
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In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, Rox Burkey interviews George Vance McGee about how a blogger turned into an author.  George has several blogs that have turned into books, with his latest novel “The Life We Live In”.
Airs: May 13, 2020
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Shanalle Sharboneau interviews George Lee Miller in this edition of the Indie Beacon Show.  George talks about his books and what inspired him to write them and use characters that truly represent “Texas” in his books of Second Chances.
Airs: May 14, 2020
Video YouTube Link:  https://youtu.be/SU19sMnw19A
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In this episode of Indie Beacon Show, Mary L. Schmidt Talks with hostess Rox Burkey about how she used her family tragedy to begin her writing career.  Her books are for children and adults as they navigate death, abuse, and the hidden mysteries of a child’s mind.
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