ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode, a chat with fantasy paranormal romance writer Robin Owens.
Robin chats about a recent column she wrote about her love of an audio books and about the two series she has up and running.
We also reminisce about RMFW—Robin was one of three individuals, along with Sharon Mignery and Christine Jorgensen, who were named this year by RMFW as “honored guiding members," those who were around when the organization was just getting off the ground.
Robin D. Owens has published twenty seven books, five novellas, and two short stories.
She was the recipient of the 2002 Romance Writers of America RITA® Award (like the Oscar in her field) for "Heart Mate."
Twice she has been named Writer of the Year by Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
She has also received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Colorado Romance Writers.
Robin chats about a recent column she wrote about her love of an audio books and about the two series she has up and running.
We also reminisce about RMFW—Robin was one of three individuals, along with Sharon Mignery and Christine Jorgensen, who were named this year by RMFW as “honored guiding members," those who were around when the organization was just getting off the ground.
Robin D. Owens has published twenty seven books, five novellas, and two short stories.
She was the recipient of the 2002 Romance Writers of America RITA® Award (like the Oscar in her field) for "Heart Mate."
Twice she has been named Writer of the Year by Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
She has also received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Colorado Romance Writers.
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