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Rock Is LitCelebration of the 1st Birthday of 'Searching for Jimmy Page' & Insider Scoop on Working With Led Zeppelin from Danny GoldbergHIGHLIGHTS:In this episode of Rock is Lit, some special guests and I celebrate the first book birthday of my rock novel, ‘Searching for Jimmy Page’. First, my close friends and colleagues Margaret Bauer, Randall Martoccia, and Liza Wieland interview me about my novel. Later, former President of Atlantic Records, manager of Nirvana, PR man for Led Zeppelin then Vice President of Swan Song records, Danny Goldberg, joins the podcast to talk about his experiences working with Led Zeppelin in the 1970s.Check out the Rock is Lit Vault for bonus material from this episode, inclu...2022-10-201h 28
Charlotte Readers PodcastLuna Kane Connects with Her Mother Through a Search for Her Father in Christy Hallberg’s “Searching for Jimmy Page”In this episode 255, we visit with Christy Hallberg, author of “Searching for Jimmy Page,” a coming-of-age tale that takes the reader from the hills of eastern Carolina to the streets of London.
When Luna Kane recovers a memory of her dead mother—a mentally ill woman obsessed with Jimmy Page—she seeks a connection with her mother by searching for her father.
Liza Wieland, author of “Paris, 7 A.M.,” had this to say about the book, “"In her wondrous first novel, Christy Hallberg gives us a mystery, a mother-daughter love story, a paean to rock and roll, and a wi...2021-10-2234 min
Wired IvyMissing the Table (Liza Wieland, East Carolina University)As higher learning moved into the Fall 2020 academic term, it became clear the Covid-19 pandemic would continue to impact all professors, whether they were seasoned veterans or newly minted. Educators who had honed classroom techniques over decades had no choice but to adapt to new techniques and technology at the start of the school year, even those in disciplines with highly specialized learning environments — the creative writing workshop, for example. One experienced classroom professor whom we followed over the year was Liza Wieland of East Carolina University, who not only shared details of her own online experience aft...2021-02-2337 min
Talk Like A PirateFact or FictionWhat was life like for a lesbian in pre-World War 2 Nazi Germany?
ECU Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of English, Dr. Liza Wieland joins us for Ep. 2 of Talk Like a Pirate to share how her book, "Paris 7 a.m.," explores that topic through the life of young Elizabeth Bishop, who was not yet one of the most influential poets of the 20th century.
The book has been highly regarded by critics and even scored Wieland a place on Oprah's Reading List as One of the Best Books by Women of Su...2020-01-2916 min