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Come Join Me Monday October 4, 8PM CST - 9PM EST - 6 PM CPST

Red River Writers Live / A Good Story Is A Good--Monday October 4, 8PM CST - 9PM EST - 6 PM CPST.

This week it’s time to find out about the hosts of A Good Story Is a good Story . On Monday’s show Fran Lewis, author, book reviewer and a host on Blog Talk Radio will interview Marsha, Virginia and Freda. It’s time to laugh and have a good time. Marsha’s movie review this week will be about the remarkable story behind Facebook. She’s going to review The Social Network. The place where one connection turns into another and another and another!

Please call - (646) 595-4478 For those of you that do not want to be on the Internet you can call in and listen to the show on the phone.The phone number is the same ( 646- 595-4478 ). Listen in and have some fun!

THE LINK TO THE SHOW - MONDAY - OCROBER 4,2010 - CST
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2010/10/05/rr-tracks--a-good-story-is-a-good-story

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