HC: How did you get started on your literary journey
JG: I have always loved to
read. With this love for reading, I began to write down things as a way to deal
with life. I began writing book manuscript; plays and poems as a teenager.
HC: How has your faith helped you endure your illness
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JG: My Faith has served as an anchor during these last few years with multiple Chronic Illnesses. When my circumstances seem unstable, my Faith is the Foundation upon which I stand.
HC: In your spare time, which authors are on your TBR list
JG: Oh my! I read just about any genre, so it is difficult to just list a few.HC: What is your favorite underappreciated book
HC: Tell us about your organization, A Mother's Cry? How did it come About?
JG: Many years ago, I began to pay attention to the fact that so many of my Son’s friends had Mothers who were barely involved in their lives. The majority of these young men were being raised by single Mothers. They didn’t attend their sons Sports Events and at times these boys would stay at my house and there would be no calls from Mom asking about them. Observing this for a period of time, I felt the need to organize a Forum to address the needs and concerns of the Mothers so that they could be the very best versions of themselves. Thus, “A Mothers Cry” was birthed.
HC: How long have you been writing?
HC: What is the most difficult part about writing for you?
JG: So far, the most surprising thing that I have discovered while writing is that I write more eloquently than I speak.
JG: Yes, I have thought of writing in other Genres, Fiction and Romance.
JG: My first published book is, “Help, I Don’t Like Myself!” It was written as a result of my being admitted into a Mental Health Facility and the ongoing Therapy Sessions, etc. As expected, it was a very challenging experience to revisit the myriad emotions that writing stirred up. I published this book through a Publisher I met in GA, but after that experience, I decided to self-publish.
JG: There are A LOT of quotes that inspire and motivate me, but one of my favorite is, “Broken Crayons Still Color.” I considered myself to be a culmination of broken pieces and yet, my brokenness is what makes me unique and valuable.
HC: Favorite book/story you have read as an adult
JG: As and Adult, I think my favorite book would be, “The Hand I Fan With” by Tina McElroy Ansa.
HC: Favorite book when you were a kid
JG: As a Child, I loved the “Little House on the Prairie” books.
HC: What Piece of advice would you give an aspiring author?
JG: I would encourage an Aspiring Writer to write, write, write and to find THEIR Voice and don’t be afraid to use it. Be inspired by others, but be YOU.
HC: Where can readers purchase your books?
JG: Currently, my books are available on Amazon, under Jamesina Greene and Jami Greene.
HC: How can readers follow/keep up with you?
JG: Readers and follow and keep up with me on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and via email: destne2017@gmail.com
FACEBOOK PAGE:
https://www.facebook.com/jamee.greene1?ref=br_rs
AMAZON PAGE:
https://www.amazon.com/JAMESINA-GREENE/e/B00AB7K3I6?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1588187739&sr=8-1
ORGANIZATION PAGE:
https://www.facebook.com/A-Mothers-CRY-156170247759211/?__tn__=kCH-R&eid=ARCLWKqp1khJ30R8rxEkvp_HI7114loDoUTaNgDb50SjN5blN9KmtQoBPBzo_dV_qFXv-9zj9ToI_M20&hc_ref=ARRsczJC0yWHqengxtew5vRj2Bthy1bepqq7fBlBbwAPXa-ABFAKW0U4MkcTvnBXn8c&fref=nf&__xts__[0]=68.ARBZyIdNwczAFUFDkNQszkyGR0ZlrCTFd8zIrUggxwFT1ZmY13mz_8zJTTI8LPX24J9RoMBhMRZ08SFrWY6BGJssf-WWPqUDPPfY3PYs8O_bOhqEpPxZzw-zM-HxFERFsPZwDwLExbbO-leFLixOlZ1Ou27KsgyzaWEzO4MaOJTWoBWvbf-73iXSNeWC4V97LtGcYAqNAlzXwZHcskQETiOkU32-ZEWtUyHn81P56NNBr4GtOaL3ZlSbT-phHj8ue98CJdpV2VVl2btQ-xGcgqenOMm8KlIbyIR9PlejwP8Pd12Q32hzp90zsmex8oOprBB5wlbGLurG9qgr
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