Harold Fisher: Radio broadcaster adds romance novel to his bio
Posted: 07/15/2010
Baltimore, MD - When he is not talking to you on the radio, Harold T. Fisher is busy putting pen to paper and have created a romance novel that is becoming a very talked about piece.
Harold's Bio:
Harold T. Fisher is a broadcaster and author. He is currently the host of the News/Talk program, “The Daily Drum” on WHUR-FM in Washington, DC.
He is a native Washingtonian, he earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Morgan State University in Baltimore and is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity incorporated.
He worked as a TV anchor and reporter in Tallahassee, Florida; Huntsville, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; Buffalo, New York, Kansas City, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland. He has written African-American lifestyle articles for the Baltimore Sun.
The title of his recently published romance novel is “Two Weeks Until the Rest of My Life.”
Harold told Jamie Costello of Good Morning Maryland about the creative mind that went into writing this novel. One that he says came from his vivid imagination.
Harold with be in Baltimore on Saturday, July 17th for a book signing at the Reginald F. Lewis museum. This is a free event.
Hear more from Harold by clicking on the video link or visit his website at www.haroldtfisher.com
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