Join Cassandre Dayne on October 20th at 2pm EST as she hosts a scintillating show highlighting the dark and dangerous works of authors, musicians and artists - who take their work to the edge of reason, terror, beauty and eroticism.
This week we're highlighting Elizabeth Black - a very talented horror and erotica author. Her titles include:  Purr, Don't Call Me Baby and Trouble in Thigh High Boots. She's wicked, wild and also reviews sex toys so you know this show is going to be HOT.
In addition we're going to talk censorship with added guest Bennet Pomerantz. His radio shows highlight authors of every genre - including the sinful erotic realm. He's also a talented reveiwer.
Why is censorship wrong? How does this ridiculous concept ridicule all artists? Come find out and weigh in on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Kobo pulling erotic titles.
In addition, find out what makes Elizabeth's inner beast tick - writing or censorship? You be the judge.
If…you…dare…The World of Ink Network

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August 9th - A Good Story Is A Good Story

Please join  Marsha Cook on Tuesday  August 9 at 6  PM-EST 5PM CST  4PM MT 3PM PST for an entertaining and informative discussion on writing screenplays and books.

The co- host on this weeks show is Bennet Pomerantz  their very special guest this week is Jerry Robbins, who opened The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air is an award winning (Parents Choice Award, Ogle Award) radio drama production company based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Officially established in 1995 by Jerry Robbins and Mark Vander Berg, Colonial can be heard nationwide on XM/Sirius Satellite radio. They have collaborated with such authors as Ray Bradbury (Something Wicked This Way Comes, The Halloween Tree, Dandelion Wine) and William Luce (Barrymore), and Walter Koenig (Buck Alice and the Actor-Robot)
http://colonialradio.com/ check out this website - it's all about Colonial Radio.

You can listen live or on demand at 

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/08/09/a-good-story-is-a-good-story-with-host-marsha-casper-cook