Blog Tour Day 12: Author of the Week Interview with Holly on Full Moon Bites

Posted On December 12, 2011

As we begin the second half of the King of Paine blog tour, I’m honored to be featured as the Author of the Week on Full Moon Bites. To mark the occasion, I sat down with my host, Holly, for a revealing interview, and we’ll also be giving away some books!

Holly is herself a striving writer and hopes to one day have a book or series published. In her own words, “until then I’ll write, read, and review until my hearts content.” Full Moon Bites is a hauntingly attractive blog that features robust reviews of a wide range of fiction–contemporary, romance (western, historical, paranormal), crime, horror, fantasy/urban fantasy, mystery/thriller, young adult, and erotica. Holly supports indie writers and regularly features an Author of the Week. You can lose a few hours browsing!

Tomorrow the blog tour stops at The Book Diva’s Reads, where my host, Vivian, will review King of Paine and feature my guest post: “Buried Treasures: Treats for the Watchful Reader.” I hope you’ll join us–I’ll be revealing a few secrets hidden in King of Paine.

About The Author

Larry Kahn

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I am an introvert by nature, but my "chi"--the circulating life energy Chinese philosophers believe inherent in all things--drives me to quietly influence positive change in the imperfect world in which we live and reinvent myself from time to time as my priorities evolve. I thrive when I'm solving complex problems, whether it's structuring international mergers and acquisitions (career #1: tax attorney), crafting intricately-plotted thrillers (career #2: novelist), or forging a community partnership among PD Gladiators (our nonprofit), doctors, fitness professionals and people with Parkinson's disease, like me, to combat PD with vigorous exercise (career #3: volunteer CEO).
The success of PD Gladiators and its takeover by the Parkinson's Foundation has finally allowed me to begin a long-deferred retirement and search for new problems to solve. I am re-purposing this blog, now entitled Shaking The Chi, to brainstorm progressive ideas about life, politics and living with Parkinson's disease. My goal is to identify problems in need of intervention (in Parkinson's care, as well as social policy) and influence government and charitable organizations with the mission and resources to undertake these projects.
I believe problem-solving is a team sport and encourage you to help make this place an incubator for high impact solutions to the issues that effect us most. Please comment freely on any post--I look forward to developing our ideas together!
Larry