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The Writing Mama Show with Author Maryann Tatro

Join BTR's World of Ink Network every Monday on The Writing Mama show with host Virginia S Grenier as she talks with debut and award-winning authors about writing, the importance of reading and thier latest works.

This week debut author Maryann Tatro is our guest Monday Oct. 21st at 4pm eastern. MaryAnn Tatro attended Southern Ohio Business College and received a degree in Office Administration and Communication. She also attended Cooper School of Art for one year and took with her a love to create, design and color. She worked several years for a publishing company in Cleveland while raising her son Ryan.

Tatro’s inspiring children’s picture book, Milton the Square Shell Turtle released Summer 2013 and is published by Halo Publishing, Int.

Milton is a story of a turtle. Unlike other turtles with round or oval shells, Milton has a square shell.
You can find out more about MaryAnn Tatro, her book and World of Ink Author/Book Tour at http://tinyurl.com/oz73p92

Learn more about the World of Ink at http://worldofinknetwork.com

Listen to the podcast at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2013/10/21/the-writing-mama-show-with-author-maryann-tatro
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