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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2019 · 9 MIN

The Community Book Project: Independence interview with Sandy Anchondo

from The Community Book Project: Author Insights · host Donna Kozik

The Community Book Project is about bringing people together to celebrate a specific theme with 200-word essays. You can join in the writing fun at www.TheCommunityBookProject.com.  This edition celebrates those who wrote about the theme of "Independence."   Our podcast highlights contributing authors who signed up for an extra beam of spotlight.  They read their piece and answer a few questions related to it, the art of writing and whatever else they have going on.  You can find our book on Amazon. The title is The Community Book Project: Independence and features over 100 essays along that theme.  This episode features an interview with contributor Sandy Anchondo.  Sandy Anchondo is the founder and owner of Re-Style Interiors, a full-service design firm “Creating Inspiring Interiors You Love to Live In.” Find out more at www.ReStyleInteriors.net.  You can pick up a free checklist on the 10 Tips to Create an Awesome Home Office here: https://bit.ly/2LicSkw

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