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On The Line w/Radiah Hubbert - February 2008 - Electa Rome Parks

February 2008

Electa Rome Parks talks to Radiah Hubbert about:
- Her newest novel 'Ladies Night Out'
- Her work in the anthology 'These Are My Confessions'
- Her upcoming projects
- Her thoughts on the AA Fiction market
- And Much More!!!

Click here for our Exclusive Audio Interview
with the Author of 'Ladies Night Out'
Electa Rome Parks
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