Dennis Palumbo discusses his years in Hollywood, the Daniel Rinaldi mysteries, his career as a therapist who works with creatives, his involvement with the Hulu Steve Carell vehicle, “The Patient” and his memories of the late great Bob Newhart.
The Golden age of Hollywood meets Sherlock Holmes in Elizabeth Crowens newest mystery. The author of the TIME TRAVEL PROFESSOR novels switches gears, creating detective Babs Norman in the first of what promises to be an addicting new series.
Laura Kemp discusses her newest novel I PAINT THE SKY, her transition from writing paranormal novels to writing a Western romance, and the process of creating interesting and complex characters.
Roxie Key discusses her debut thriller THE DEADLY SPARK and the five-year journey from her first draft to publication. A story of perseverance and triumph that will inspire you.
Patricia D’Arcy Laughlin, discusses her Sacrifices and Kingdoms Series and Book Two: SACRIFICES BEYOND KINGDOMS, and the fascinating life journey that brought Patricia to writing.
Author and writing guru Amber Royer discusses A CHOCOLATE IS ANNOUNCED and gives us a master class in story construction.
Anne Moose introduces her latest novel and first thriller, “When You Read This I’ll Be Gone,” and discusses her journey in The Craft.
Ironman Paul Weigel recounts his hero’s journey as we discuss his profound book, Iron Dad – a Cancer Survivor’s Story of Discovering Strength, Life, and Love through Fatherhood. You’ll find this conversation inspiring and life-changing.
Anastasia Zadeik introduces her new book THE OTHER SIDE OF NOTHING a powerful look at the impact of mental health issues in families. Trigger warning: We discuss suicide.
Nancy Chadwick shares THE WISDOM OF THE WILLOW, a story of hope and healing, of the choices that shape our lives, and the challenges we face as we seek to find our places in the world.
Dr. Joe Kraus details the history of Jewish gangsters before, during and after Prohibition in Chicago, their interaction with other criminal organizations and some of the colorful personalities who lived and died by violence during from the Roaring 20s into the modern era.
Why aren’t more kids reading? One observer says analytical reading seems to overshadow the organic enjoyment of storytelling.
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