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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2021 · 49 MIN

Strong Women, Jazz, and History with author Denny S. Bryce

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Send us Fan MailA public relations professional, Denny S. Bryce spent more than 20 years running her marketing and public relations firm.For nearly 10 of those years, she wrote and read Buffy/Spike fan fiction. Before fanfiction, and her days as a PR Diva, the graduate of Barat College at DePaul University, was a professional dancer, part-time singer, and “bad” actress.She worked with professional dance companies in Chicago and New York, and a theatrical production, which almost debuted off-off-off-Broadway. Her debut novel, Wild Women and the Blues brings the past and the present together when a grieving film student Sawyer Hayes seeks out the 110-year-old Honoree to get answers for his thesis on the legendary filmmaker, Oscar Micheaux and they discover more than they bargained for. The book has been featured in O Magazine, Bustle, Parade, Marie Claire, and multiple others.You can find Denny at her website, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook.  

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Send us Fan Mail A public relations professional, Denny S. Bryce spent more than 20 years running her marketing and public relations firm.For nearly 10 of those years, she wrote and read Buffy/Spike fan fiction. Before fanfiction, and her days as a PR Diva, the graduate of Barat College at DePaul University, was a professional dancer, part-time singer, and “bad” actress.She worked with professional dance companies in Chicago and New York, and a theatrical production, which almo...

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