Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Set of 5 Powerful Interviews #2

 The interviews in this blog post is as follows: Charles Brooks 3 / Billy O'Connor / Author L. Anne Carrington / Andy Ross / Author Lee Ryder

Kiler Davenport Live: Interview with Charles Brooks 3


Clifford Brooks III double majored in History and Political Science for a BS degree from Shorter College in 1999. He is a Pulitzer and Georgia Author of the Year nominee for The Draw of Broken Eyes and Whirling Metaphysics (two books under one cover), which is his first major work. It is published by traditional press John Gosslee Books out of Lynchburg, Virginia. Clifford lives in Athens, Georgia.

His poem I Saw the Klan Today, and his epic poem The Gateman's Hymn of Ignoracium have been nominated for Pushcart Awards. The first two printings sold out in less than three months. It's now available on Barnes & Noble.com and Amazon as well as the Fjords Review webpage.

From the Desk of Kiler Davenport: Interview with Billy O' Connor


Billy O'Connor came to America from County Cork, Ireland, and grew up on the Bronx streets. After Vietnam, Billy was a Teamster, a Pub and restaurant owner, and before becoming an N.Y.C firefighter for 23 years, an illegal bookie. He has sailed, dove and traveled the world burdened by his addiction to drugs and alcohol. After the tragedy of 9/11 and the loss of 343 of his brother firefighters he sobered up and attended the University of Florida. At the age of 62, he earned his journalism degree and began to write.
He has written two highly praised weekly columns, two screenplays and numerous political pieces. He also finished in the finals out of nearly 400 contestants in Arizona's funniest comic contest two years in a row. As a reformed alcoholic, compulsive gambler and drug addict, his inspirational story reminds us that reminds us all that with proper attitude, life begins at 60.

Kiler Davenport Live: Interview with Author L. Anne Carrington


L. Anne Carrington is an Amazon bestselling author, freelance writer/journalist, and radio show host whose previous work covered topics from fiction to news stories, human interest features, and entertainment reviews. She wrote The Wrestling Babe Internet column for seven years, a former music reviewer for Indie Music Stop, former book reviewer for Free Press (an imprint of Simon and Schuster), and pens several other works which appears in both print and Web media.

In addition to her acclaimed novels in The Cruiserweight Series among works of both fiction and nonfiction, Ms. Carrington hosts The L. Anne Carrington Show on Spreaker Radio.

She spends time between Pittsburgh, PA and Tampa, FL, continuing to write.

‘BILLY KIDMAN: THE SHOOTING STAR’ ON AMAZON:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IPW616C

Kiler Davenport Live: Interview with Andy Ross



Combining his entrepreneurial spirit with his love for music and outdoor adventure, the ever-busy Andy Ross has begun filming the 8th season of Maximum Archery on The Sportsman’s Channel while also releasing his second CD, “Cold Dead Hand.” The title track off that CD, captures the emotion of the gun rights debate and serves as a rallying cry for millions of Americans. (remember Charleton Heston?)

Andy’s entrepreneurial spirit and love of music have been passed down from his dad, Bud Ross, the creator of the legendary Kustom tuck and roll amps and Ross Pedals. “Dad was incredibly creative and innovative and I try to bring that same spirit and level of accomplishment to everything I do; my music, the new bow, the wine, the guitar and the video game, states Andy. I hope you like them all.”

Kiler Davenport Live: Interview with Author Lee Ryder


Lee Ryder is a mother of 3 children and one angel. She currently lives in New England. She started writing small works at an early age and was featured in local publications. She studied theater and vocal performance and was featured in several plays. She believes in love at first sight and married her soul mate at age 19. She also has read reviewed and edited other published works.

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