CHRISTINE M. KNIGHT

Christine M Knight salutes Korean War veterans and breaks some silences. In this month's article for the District Bulletin, Christine pays tribute to and remembers the Australian service men and women who served in the Korean War 65 years ago and in other conflicts since then.

Hello readers, a cover song of Christine M Knight's beautiful love song 'Love is All' has been uploaded onto SoundCloud.

Christine M Knight's admin team are pleased to release two new song lyrics to her fans:'The Real Deal' and 'Sunshine Days'.

Christine M Knight will release 'Move On' on CD baby, iTunes, and http://www.jango.com/music/Christine+M+Knight on 3rd April 2016. With a distinctive riff and striking guitar solo, 'Move On' is a classic rock song about moving on past the consequences of the bad choices a person may make and onto brighter days.

Christine M Knight has released another song from her third novel 'Song Bird' - 'Masque'.‘Masque’ evolved out of a relationship that she was exploring in 'Song Bird' during the developmental stages of that novel (on sale through Amazon and other online sellers). The song helped her better understand rock legend Rick Brody, his relationship with singing sensation Nikki Mills - the Girl from Oz (characters in ‘Song Bird’) and the core obstacles they faced. Rick Bordy is one of four significant men in Nikki Mills' life.

Christine is thrilled to share the first of three new songs - 'Love is All' - with you.

Christine will be releasing three new songs from her novel 'Song Bird' early 2016 though jango.com - Internet radio. They are titled:

Three more songs from 'Song Bird' are currently under development in Sydney: 'Masque', 'Move On', 'Love is All'. This means Christine M Knight will now have an EP.

Ann Buonocore interviews Christine M Knight on 'Everyday People' on 104.7 WXLM. Topic: Do Socio-Political Interests Obscure What's Best For Children?

Larry Bofman of KKNT AM 960 interviews Christine M Knight on 'Life Matters' this Sunday August 23, 2015. TOPIC:Do Socio-Political Interests Obscure What's Best For Children?