Marla Miller Video Interviews Award Winning Author Matt Pallamary On Literary Salon Pros Talk Prose

MONTECITO, Calif. - Jan. 20, 2016 - PRLog -- Marla Miller recently video interviewed multiple award winning author Matthew J. Pallamary on Literary Salon: Prose Talk Prose in an informative chat about writing, shamanism, book promotion, and Matt's latest novel Night Whispers as well as his popular Phantastic Fiction book and workshop

You can watch the video here:

https://plus.google.com/+MatthewPallamary/posts/A7wk4ottzTd

Click on the link above for a lively, information packed discussion between two long standing colleagues about writing, publishing, book promotion, shamanism, writers conferences and more.

Pallamary and Miller will both be leading workshops and lecturing at the upcoming 30th annual Southern California Writers Conference on President's Day Weekend, in San Diego from February 12th - 15th.

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They will also be leading workshops later this year at the Santa Barbara Writers Conference from June 5th -10th.

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Matthew J. Pallamary's historical novel of first contact between shamans and Jesuits in 18th century South America, titled, Land Without Evil, was published in hard cover by Charles Publishing, and has received rave reviews along with a San Diego Book Award for mainstream fiction. It was chosen as a Reading Group Choices selection. Land Without Evil was also adapted into a full-length stage and sky show, co-written by Agent Red with Matt Pallamary, directed by Agent Red, and performed by Sky Candy, an Austin Texas aerial group. The making of the show was the subject of a PBS series, Arts in Context episode, which garnered an EMMY nomination. Land Without Evil is in development as a feature film.

Marla Miller wrote for the OC Register’s lifestyle magazine for 16 years before becoming founding editor-in-chief of an O.C. coastal lifestyle magazine. Her first book, All American Girls, the only authorized biography of the iconic World Cup/Gold Medal winning U.S Women’s National Soccer Team, was published by Simon & Schuster in 1999, and her sports oriented columns appeared in Oxygen.com. Marla launched MarketingtheMuse Workshops in 2003, motivated by her recognition that most traditionally published authors receive little help from “big house” marketing departments. Her experience in the entrepreneurial author movement includes “with author” bylines for two indie books, The Booty Bible and Decode the Black Box of Group Health Insurance, along with her own Days Gone By and first e-novel, Deadly Little Secrets, published under MarketingtheMuse Publications.