BIO:
Nora Weston has been published in various venues including, Dark Moon Rising, Insolent Rudder, Shadowkeep, Decompositions, The Harrow, The Seeker Magazine, The Burning Word, The Kudzu Monthly, Dream Forge, Soul Engravings, Lost in the Dark, The Sidewalk's End, The Hackers Source, Poe Little Thing, Dark Walls, Escaping Elsewhere, The Murder Hole, and The Dream People. She took first place in Lotus Blooms Journal's, January 2004, poetry contest. In November 2006, Sputnik 57 published a short story called "Seven Seconds." Nora has work featured in a number of anthologies. In January 2007, HoboEye featured some of her poetry.
New poetry at Abandoned Towers
New short story, Adevar, published in Paranormal Pleasures at Midnight Showcase
The Ethereal Gazette magazine has published
Gader'el in the Garden of Evil in Issue Six
Static Movement Online has published
Wicked Little Thing
(September archives)
Anthologies/Books/Magazines
Mind Mutations
Cyber-Pulp's Halloween Anthology 3.0
Taj Mahal Review
Poe Little Thing
Escaping Elsewhere
The Hacker's Source
The Ethereal Gazette
Nora has also had the pleasure of reaching people through the airwaves on radio stations throughout the US. She has been a guest on WBIG/ 1280 am/ People to People with Paul Morgan, and KFIZ/1450 am/Backstage Live with Joe Scheibinger. Radio interviews took place with WDLB/1450 am/Insight with Ryan Lindsey, WFAD/1490 am/ Jerry Germaine & Jae Show, KBAR/1230 am/ In The Dark with Bill Shields, WJON/1240 am/The Midday Show with Kelli Gorr, Trip N Tyme In The Morning / Ellusions Radio Network, LLC and with Jack Landman of Cybercity Radio.
Radio Interview?
The ever-growing trend for society to crave the benefits technology affords us all has led to tragic news reports. The desire for faster communication and the ease of transmitting data all around the world has, indeed, opened the door for evil to blatantly flaunt itself in virtual reality.
Should we fear the Internet?
No, but to remain naïve to the dangers lurking around on the Net is irresponsible. Truth is stranger than fiction and the truth is... the Internet can be a most volatile place.
- Good against Evil- Easily one of the most popular themes in many genres, as well as, mainstream literature, this theme provides an opportunity for discussion amongst reader's groups and individual readers looking to ponder why we are here. Do our actions, every single one of them, have consequences? Self-reflection should occur while reading most of Nora's work.
- Dangers of the Internet- This theme is an outlet to discuss dangers of the Internet and what a person/family can do to be safe. Today, popular literature and movies show the benefits technology and the Internet offers, but if not used wisely, the Internet can lead some innocent people into a dangerous world full of deception.
Please, check out the Link section and read about Internet safety or visit the links below.
Contact Nora if you would like to schedule a radio interview.
noraweston.nw@gmail.com
