Interview with Marie Morton: Author and Festival Organizer
In this episode of Jolene's Books and Writers Talk, brought to you by Southern Dragons Publishing, Jolene interviews Marie Morton, a multifaceted author and the coordinator of the Literary Indulgence Festival. Set for June 28th, 2025, this community-driven festival at the Historic Friday Music Hall in Jacksonville offers live music, food trucks, children's storytelling, bookish vendors, and more. Marie also dives into her newest novella, 'A Twist of Fate at the Matchmakers Inn,' and shares insights on balancing event planning with her writing career. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with tips on pursuing creative and community-based work!
00:00 Introduction to Jolene's Books and Writers Talk
00:12 Meet Marie Morton: Author and Festival Coordinator
00:58 Marie Morton's Latest Novella and Festival Details
01:38 Marie Morton's Journey to Writing and Event Planning
03:04 Marie Morton's Personal Story and Literary Passion
04:44 The Power of Books and Storytelling
07:51 Founding a Literary Business and Overcoming Challenges
12:35 The Literary Indulgence Book Festival: Vision and Mission
13:40 Advice for Aspiring Creatives and Festival Details
15:58 Children's Activities and Workshops at the Festival
19:07 Final Thoughts and Event Wrap-Up
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