Tell us a little about yourself.
I have been teaching and a storyteller for
over 30 years. As an AWANA missionary with my late husband, I trained teachers
in Colorado, Ukraine, and Russia. I have a children’s book published, Rosita
Valdez and the Giant Sea Turtle. My articles have been published in various
online magazines and blogs. Robin is a member of ACFW, John316 Marketing
Network, Author Marketing Club, and a critique group. I am married and between
the two of us we have 15 grandchildren. Family is important to us and keeps us
busy.
Why do you write the kind of books
you do?
I love to tell stories and my audiences
for the most part have been children. I feel that stories should be
entertaining, but need to have a reason or point to them. I feel strongly that a
person can learn important truths through stories. My book is an out flow of
that passion.
Besides writing, what are some of
your favorite hobbies?
I love to read. Redecorating or remodeling
my house is always fun. I like to have and work in a garden. Also, I like to do crafts, especially
preparing them for my grandchildren. Watching them create them is very
rewarding. I sing in two community choirs. I have been singing since I was a
child. I don’t think about it as a hobby, but as part of who I am.
Have you always wanted to be a
writer?
I have always been a storyteller that is
what I love to do. Writing is a way to get my stories to thousands more people.
I find it almost as rewarding as face to face.
What advice would you give to a
beginning writer?
It takes work but keep
working. Be open to instruction and criticism. Learn from others and have your
work read by others. Don’t be afraid to try new things or go to places that are
only in your dreams.
What book are you currently working
on?
My
Rosita book is a series. I have book two and three written. I am polishing up
book two, getting it ready for readers and then the editor. I just wrote a fast
fiction for a contest and am working on a hi/low Christian Historical Romance
also for a competition. The hi/low means: high interest but low reading grade
for people new to English. I write in that grade level already. It is fun to
stretch into a different genre.Please tell us a little about your book.
Rosita Valdez and the Giant Sea Turtle is about a young girl who lives on an island in the Pacific Ocean. Her family has Spanish roots and owns a plantation. She has a large family and two best friends. During a game of hide and seek in the cove she encounters a giant sea turtle, who takes her on adventures. She is the only one who sees him which causes doubt and jealousy. The question of is he real or make believe brings Rosie to a crisis of honesty. At the end of the story, the sea turtle helps her divert a disaster.
How can readers find you on the Internet?
http://rositavaldezbook.com/
http://www.kidbiblelessons.com/
http://www.robindensmorefuson.com/
https://www.facebook.com/AuthorRobinDensmoreFuson
https://twitter.com/RobinLFuson
Drawing will be held November, 2
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