Fiona Quinn interviews me about podcasting and books and stuff!
http://thrillwriting.blogspot.com/2016/07/podcasting-information-for-writers-with.html
Fiona Quinn interviews me about podcasting and books and stuff!
http://thrillwriting.blogspot.com/2016/07/podcasting-information-for-writers-with.html
Brand spankin’ new interview with me is up today! You should really read it!
http://hbsauthorspotlight.blogspot.com/2016/05/armand-rosamilia-author-interview-at.html
Another November and another Winter of Zombie event.
This year will be even bigger, with over 40 zombie authors!
Get ready for interviews, guest posts, teasers from their zombie books, giveaways, contests and so much more
In October we’ll begin slowly rolling out the authors involved and come November 1st it will begin!
Make sure you follow Dying Days Zombie blog so you don’t miss any of the posts
Join the Winter of Zombie FB Event so you don’t miss the contests and giveaways
Armand
He might’ve mentioned the interview we did for Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Horror Podcast at Scares That Care Weekend… and a few other important things going on with him…
http://www.briankeene.com/2015/08/17/on-diversity-the-approaching-maelstrom-delayed-books-and-more/
Armand Rosamilia, author of the Dying Days zombie series, is interviewed:
http://www.renereviews.com/interview-with-author-armand-rosamilia/
Since the switch of Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Horror Podcast to Project iRadio listenership has soared. I went from a decent amount of loyal listeners so many, many new ones and I couldn’t be happier.
I’m also excited to be one-half of the team for an upcoming second podcast on Project iRadio, Arm N Toof: Dead Time Podcast with author Mark Tufo.
Jess at Project iRadio (along with author Brian Keene) will be taking advertising for each show. We’ll either be reading spots inside the show itself or adding your radio-ready spots to the episode. Get in touch with them for what you need to do. There are many podcasts attached to Project iRadio besides these two new ones, so you can also advertise on multiple ones if you want. Just sayin’.
Interested in seeing what the rates are? Go HERE for all of the information and to ask for more info, too. Let them know I recommended you, please and thank you.
Most shows will only have up to three ads per episode, so space is very limited. Act now. Don’t delay.
Hopefully Mark Tufo and I will be reading your ad on a future episode!
ARM CAST: DEAD SEXY HORROR PODCAST
Podcast devoted to interviewing horror authors, publishers, editors, artists, filmmakers, narrators, and anyone else in the arts and entertainment fields. We also like M&Ms. Armand Rosamilia is your host.
ARM N TOOF’S DEAD TIME PODCAST
Two hosts for the price of one. Authors Armand Rosamilia and Mark Tufo interview authors, publishers, filmmakers and anyone else they want to chat with. Not only zombie and apocalyptic peeps, either… literally anyone they want to talk to. Coming Wednesday July 8th to Project iRadio.
TJ Redig swears he had an oh-so-metal discussion with Armand Rosamilia, the author of the Dying Days series, the Keyport Cthulhu series, theFlagler Beach series, the Metal Queens series, and God-only-knows how many other things.
TJ Redig does not lie…
http://www.tjredig.com/scrivenersoapbox/2015/5/16/2015-06-10-61-armand-rosamilia
I had a rousingly crazy night being interviewed by Jason Brant on his excellent podcast… between his sweet tea and my coffee, it is a wonder we didn’t get arrested!
http://www.authorjasonbrant.com/2015/05/drinking-with-jason-12-horror-author.html
I had a blast at World Horror Convention in Atlanta, GA
I also got to meet and interview a few cool people, too!
On this episode:
Author Carl Alves
Authors T. Fox Dunham, Brick Marlin and Richard Lee Byers together!
I had a blast at World Horror Convention in Atlanta, GA
I met a few cool people and interviewed them as well!
On this episode:
Patrick Beltran (Cutting Block Books)
John Palisano (author of “Dust of The Dead”)
Doug Murano and D. Alexander Ward (co-editors of “Shadows Over Main Street” anthology)
Two great guests this week on the podcast!
Filmmaker Steve Kahn (“Fear”)
his IMDb
and
Author Eloise J. Knapp (“Pulse 2”)
her website
BUT WAIT… THERE’S MORE!
We have a dozen sponsors for the show now! Yep, a baker’s dozen minus one…
Special Thank You to Our Sponsors for this episode
I’ve been asked many, many times to be interviewed over the last 3 or so years, and I get excited every time. Whether it is an e-mail interview, podcast interview via Skype or in person, it is usually enjoyable. It is definitely helping me to reach new potential readers, too…
I’ve lost count of the interviews I’ve done and I’m way too lazy to go back and figure out a number. I know it is between 1 and 987 (I don’t believe I’ve done 988 or more). I know they’ve all been fun. Hell, even the interviews that were boring are fun because it let me see what not to do when I was interviewing someone, so each time it is a learning experience.
I’m hoping to do more interviews soon, because January 1st 2015 the new year of Authors Supporting Our Troops officially begins. I want to create more awareness for the event and what I need. You can read about all of it Here if you’d like. If you’re an author, kindly sign and ship us some of your books. If you are a reader and/or supporter of the cause, kindly donate towards the massive shipping bill.
I always have a new release as well, so I like to do interviews to promote myself, too. I like to tell goofy stories and try to add something unique to each interview whenever possible. I am a really big fan of chatting on podcasts, too.
I do my own podcast, Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Horror Podcast, and love to chat with other horror authors each week. I try not to be just another interview podcast. I have a conversation with the guests, swap stories and try to have fun. No set questions in front of me. Whether I’m good friends with the guest or I’ve only heard their name, I try to get to know them better.
It is quite odd when an author doesn’t get out there and promote themselves to me. Doing a written interview takes a few minutes of your time, and going on a podcast maybe burns an hour. If I had my way I’d be ‘wasting’ four hours a day doing written interviews and a couple of podcasts a day. I love to talk about myself… yes, I am quite humble.
If you’re an author, where do you fit into the equation? Do you want to do more interviews, or think they aren’t worth it?
As a potential reader, do you read and/or listen to interviews with new authors to see if you’re interested in reading them? Does it affect your buying habits?
I want to do 5 interviews a day, to be honest… so… who’s got some questions? Send me a message at armandrosamilia@gmail.com and we can begin!
Armand