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Today’s guest is Elaine Faber, the California writer who generally has a cat as the chief sleuth. She departs from that to bring us a story centered around World War II in her latest novel, Mrs. Odboddy – Hometown Patriot. (Of … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Linda Glaz. Linda is that lovely combination of a writer and an agent. She is an agent with the Hartline Agency and has nine books in print. Her latest, Fear Is Louder Than Words was released just last … Continue reading
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Today, Canadian Kate Preston talks about how her first novel, A vintage Year, came about. She explores the life of a professional tennis player a few years after he retires. She also reveals a lot about growing grapes and the … Continue reading
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John M. Daniel is a freelance editor and writer. He has published dozens of stories in literary magazines and is the author of fifteen published books, including four mystery novels, two of which (The Poet’s Funeral and Hooperman) earned starred … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is award-winning author Laura Hilton. A breast cancer survivor, she lives in Arkansas with her husband and five children she homeschools. She has several Amish series published, and another three-book series is under contract. She gives us a … Continue reading
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Today, we get some good advice from Jennifer Slattery. She writes soul-stirring fiction. She also writes for several Internet sites. Take it away, Jennifer. “This story stinks,” I say, as I close my computer and stomp toward the kitchen—to make … Continue reading
I guess everybody knows American Pharoah won the Belmont race. That, coupled with his wins at the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes, earned him the Triple Crown, the ultimate honor in horseracing and the first horse to accomplish that … Continue reading
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Today, Stephen Woodfin talks about the new paradigm for writers, one we should all be aware of. Stephen is a multi-published author (and a lawyer) whose novels have been well-received. But for some of us, what he has to say … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is John Lindermuth, a retired newspaper editor, and the author of 14 novels, including six in his Sticks Hetrick crime series. He currently serves as librarian of his county historical society, where he assists patrons with genealogy and research. … Continue reading
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This week, we have the pleasure of hosting D.R. Ransdell. She loves to travel, has taught in Mexico and the U.S., and also writes great mysteries, often with a little mariachi flavor to them. She will give away a … Continue reading