Monthly Archives: October 2010
A Review of Raine’s “And Raindrops Fall Down My Cheeks”
I was asked to write a review of Raine’s “And Raindrops Fall Down My Cheeks.” The text of that review is below: “An Amazing Metaphysical Journey” Raine’s book, “And Raindrops Fall Down My Cheeks,” is a truly fascinating book about a … Continue reading
New William Speir Author Website
My new author web site has been completed. Please visit the site at the address below. http://www.williamspeir.com/.
Excerpt from Interview with Tom Cox
An excerpt was created from the radio interview I did last week with Tom Cox. Here is the link to read the article. http://www.oregonbusiness.com/guest-blogs/4286-how-cios-can-earn-greater-trust-from-the-executive-team.
New Video for Knights of the Saltier Posted on Amazon
A new video for the book Knights of the Saltier – Book 1 of the Order of the Saltier Trilogyhas been posted on William Speir’s author page on Amazon. The link is: http://www.amazon.com/William-Speir/e/B003YVP886/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 . Check it out!
Review of Sara Howard’s “Something Funny Happened On The Way To The Moon”
I had the pleasure of reading this book recently. Here is the review I wrote. Behind Every Event in History are Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things – A Review of Sara Howard’s “Something Funny Happened On The Way To The … Continue reading
Author William Speir Interview on BlogTalkRadio October 15, 2010
This Friday, October 15, at Noon Pacific Time, (3PM Eastern Time), I am participating in a radio program on BlogTalkRadio with Tom Cox on the topic of “How CIOs can earn more trust from CEOs.” You can listen live or … Continue reading
William Speir Interview on SellingBooks.com
I was recently interviewed for Sellingbooks.com. The interview was posted this morning. Here is the link. http://www.sellingbooks.com/william-speir-knights-of-the-saltier
Knights of the Saltier Being Made Into a Screenplay
This week, work started on writing a screenplay based on Knights of the Saltier. An independent filmmaker has requested the script. More on this as things develop.
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