Everybody can dance, ballroom or otherwise, but few can dance like a pro. Likewise, everybody can write, but few can write well for publication. After all, there is only one JR Rowling in this world.
My new book “Dancing Queens & Kings” strives to be the best in class, which requires that all participants strive to become JR-like, but only for 8 pages!
What is the difference between a reality show and the reality?
For ballroom dancing, it cannot be more starkly contrasted between “Dancing Queens,” a reality TV show, and “Dancing Queens & Kings,” my forthcoming book.
My new book “Dancing Queens & Kings” is calling for participation. The only requirement is that you have competed at the USDC or OSB. Below is the timeline:
My new book “Dancing Queens & Kings” is calling for participation. The only requirement is that you have competed in the USDC or OSB. Below is the timeline:
The final episode (Episode 8) of the reality TV show “Dancing Queens” was aired on June 27. It is briefly reviewed here, followed by a summary of all my eight reviews, thus concluding this endeavor of mine.
Episode 6 of the reality TV show “Dancing Queens” was aired today (June 13). It is briefly reviewed here, followed by some new developments along the same line since my last review (“Dancing Queens”: A Critical Review (5)) was published on June 6.
My 1st out-of-town and big dance competition was OSB 2019 and I finished 4th (Open Smooth, Gentlemen, C). The other five finalists had been dancing way longer than I had. Since then, I have been claiming to be America’s most efficient amateur man in ballroom dancing, age-group C then and S1 now. This claim has been private until now …