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| Portland's All Classical station is at the intersection of the river and the light rail. |
Picture it: You're an artist, and someone you're not related to and have never met and you know appreciates the type of art you do in general has seen your art and liked it enough to talk with you about it for thirty minutes at his radio station.
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| A selfie in the very moments when my authorial fame hits its zenith. |
Exciting? You bet. I know because it happened to me!
Ed Goldberg at Portland's All Classical is an avid reader, and I had the inestimable pleasure of chatting with him (at New York speed) about
Seven Noble Knights.
Check it out
and download it free at the station's site. It is also on
iTunes (the J. K. Knauss March 1 track) also free. If you don't find it there, have a listen at
the top of my Seven Noble Knights page!
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| The view from the studio wouldn't be complete without rain clouds. |
As you'll see when you have a listen, we crammed a lot of information into thirty minutes! I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed making the recording. Doña Sancha, Don Gonzalo, their seven sons, Mudarra, and Doña Lambra await you!
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