Patty Grasher

Northwest Book Talk

Tune in to Northwest Book Talk to hear behind the scene stories of what today’s writers are doing to successfully promote their books.

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Patty Grasher

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Education

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northwestbooktalk.com

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19. Jun 2026

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Hidden History of Pearson Field with Author Martin Middlewood | Northwest Book Talk 11.09.2025

Step back in time with Northwest Book Talk as author and historian Martin Middlewood shares stories from his new book, Hidden History of Pearson Field . Discover why Pearson Field in Vancouver, Washington is considered the nation’s oldest continuously operating airfield and how it shaped the aviation history of the Pacific Northwest . From the golden age of flight to daring pilots like Silas Chris...

Fantasy, Courage & the Craft of Writing with Dawn Shipman 01.07.2025

Award-winning fantasy author Dawn Shipman joins us on Northwest Book Talk to explore her magical world of strong heroines, rich mythology, and heartfelt adventures. From her lifelong love of horses and storytelling to the epic journey behind The Lost Stones of Argonia , Dawn shares her creative process and inspirations. Tune in for a conversation full of imagination, wisdom, and a touch of Pacific...

Exploring Grace-filled Historical Fiction with Kendy Pearson 05.06.2025

Join us as Christian historical fiction author Kendy Pearson shares how her faith and love of history intertwine to shape powerful, redemptive stories. From strong female protagonists to richly researched settings, Kendy brings the past to life with heart and purpose. Discover her writing journey, creative insights, and the message of hope woven through every page.

Mystery, Hardware, and a Zen Goat: Meet Paula Charles 21.05.2025

In this episode of Northwest Book Talk , we’re divinginto the charming and twist-filled world of cozy mysteries with author Paula Charles . A fresh and engaging voice on the cozy mystery scene, Paula brings small-town charm, quirky characters, and page-turning puzzles to life in her HomeTown Hardware Mysteries . Writing also under the pen name Jana Rollins , she takes readers on a more meditative...

Uncovering the Threads of Mystery with Jordan Fitch 24.04.2025

Some stories hook you with suspense. Others make you question everything you thought you knew. In The Cardinal Line and Name Town , author Jordan Fitch masterfully does both. A former U.S. Marine turned thriller writer, Jordan brings sharp precision, emotional depth, and a love for the Pacific Northwest into his novels. In our recent Northwest Book Talk interview, we explored the hidden layers of...

Toni Woodard on Chronic Pain, Resilience, and Her Book I’m Fine 15.04.2025

In this episode of Northwest Book Talk , host Patty Grasher speaks with Toni Woodard, author of I’m Fine: A Practical Guide for Living with Chronic Pain . With honesty, empathy, and hard-earned wisdom, Toni shares her personal journey through years of physical pain, unsuccessful spinal surgeries, and the emotional toll that often goes unspoken. We dive into the realities of living with chronic pai...

Aron Steinke on SPEECHLESS: Creating Graphic Novels Kids Truly Understand 26.03.2025

In this episode of NW Book Talk , host Patty Grasher interviews Aron Steinke , Eisner-nominated cartoonist and author of the popular Mr. Wolf’s Class series. Aron discusses his newest standalone graphic novel for kids, SPEECHLESS — a powerful, nearly wordless story about navigating middle school, communication, and self-expression. We explore the creative process behind SPEECHLESS , how Aron’s bac...

A Lifetime of Art: Gregory Gorham Shares His Story Behind the Strokes 11.03.2025

🎨 A Lifetime of Art: Gregory Gorham Shares His Story Behind the Strokes 🎨 In this inspiring episode of NW Book Talk , we sit down with renowned artist Gregory Gorham, whose book A Lifetime of Art chronicles over 50 years of creativity, craftsmanship, and artistic passion. Gregory takes us on a journey through his evolution as an artist—sharing stories behind his commercial success, personal proj...

Caren Hahn on Dragons, Suspense, and Fantasy: Best-Selling Author’s Journey – Northwest Book Talk 06.03.2025

Best-selling author Caren Hahn talks aboutdragons, suspense, and fantasy. This Northwest author started writing for fun and passion before becoming an increasingly in-demand author with 14 books and counting. In this episode, she shares her journey and how the joy of reading and writing helps her deal with life’s stresses.

Healing, Hope, and Love: Connie Morgan on More Than Luck Required – Northwest Book Talk 05.03.2025

In this episode of Northwest Book Talk , author Connie Morgan shares the heartfelt journey behind her book, More Than Luck Required . Through resilience, faith, and love, she navigated life’s challenges to find healing and hope. Listen in as she discusses her personal transformation, the power of perseverance, and the lessons she hopes to share with readers. Tune in now and be inspired! Available...

The Secret Behind Jessica Julian's Stunning & Affordable Books: Publishing in Croatia 09.01.2025

In this interview, artist and author Jessica Julian reveals her innovative technique of using her paintings to inspire her children's books. Learn how her unique approach blends visual art with storytelling, creating engaging narratives that captivate young readers. Discover the creative process behind her work and how her art enhances the world of children's literature.

How to Promote Your Book with Christy Caplan 09.01.2025

Join PR expert Christy Caplan on this episode of NW Book Christy shared valuable tips on leveraging social media, engaging with bloggers, hosting events, and more to help authors boost their book visibility. Stay tuned for a conversation packed with actionable insights!”

Transforming Education: Emily Cadiz’s Techniques for Boosting Reading and Creative Thinking 13.12.2024

In this episode of Northwest Book Talk , we sit down with Emily Cadiz, an accomplished author and Early Childhood Reading Specialist, to discuss her innovative approach to early literacy and cognitive development. Emily’s unique award-winning program is designed to help young readers build foundational skills that not only enhance their reading abilities but also foster creativity and critical thi...

PR Made Simple: Easy Strategies for Independent Authors with Christy Caplan 11.12.2024

Join Christy Caplan in this insightful podcast episode as she shares easy and effective PR strategies for independent authors. Learn practical tips on building your author brand, boosting book visibility, and engaging with readers to increase sales. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your PR efforts, Christy provides actionable advice to help indie authors succeed in a competiti...

Deb Cushman: Crafting Fantasy Adventures for Young Readers 06.12.2024

In this episode, we chat with Deb Cushman, author of the middle-grade fantasy-adventure series Chronicles of Nadavir . Deb shares the inspiration behind her debut novel, Frigg’s Journey to Anasgar , and offers a sneak peek at the upcoming second book, Ping’s Mystery in Pixiandria (now available) . With roots in the Pacific Northwest, Deb’s love for magical worlds like Narnia and Middle Earth fuels...

From Manuscript to Masterpiece: Abigail Raeke’s Advice for Writers 03.12.2024

Book Coach & Developmental Editor Abigail Raeke  is a highly respected book coach and developmental editor based in the Pacific Northwest. With over a decade of experience  in the publishing industry, Abigail has guided countless authors through the creative process, helping them shape their stories and refine their manuscripts for publication. Her expertise spans multiple genres,  from fictio...

Rebecca Rook: Writing Young Adult Fiction with Magic, Malice, and Mystery 03.12.2024

Step into the imaginative world of Rebecca Rook, a hard of hearing author and tabletop game designer from the Pacific Northwest. In this episode, Rebecca reveals how she brings together magic, malice, and mystery in her young adult fantasy, thriller, and horror novels. A former Hugo House Fellow and participant in the Tin House YA Fiction Workshop, Rebecca shares her insights on storytelling, her...

Ruby McConnell: Insights on Wilderness, Writing, and the American Spirit 03.12.2024

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Ruby McConnell, a geologist, science writer, and advocate for the outdoors. Ruby shares her passion for exploring the human-landscape connection through her acclaimed books, including A Woman’s Guide to the Wild and Ground Truth . We dive into the themes of her upcoming works, Wilderness and the American Spirit and Dirty Secrets , which explore the import...

Dede Montgomery: Exploring Forgiveness, Courage, and Legacy in Her Memoirs and Fiction 03.12.2024

In this episode, we sit down with Dede Montgomery, a 6th generation Oregonian, memoirist, and fiction author, to explore the themes of forgiveness, courage, and resilience in her works. Dede shares insights into her writing journey, including her acclaimed memoirs My Music Man and her latest release, From First Breath to Last . We discuss how her family history and Oregon roots inspire her stories...

Darcy Guyant’s Real-Life Search and Rescue Missions Inspire Fiction for Kids 03.12.2024

Retired U.S. Coast Guard helicopter pilot, Darcy Guyant turns stories of his actual search and rescue missions into action- packed books for elementary school age readers. And while Darcy uses some social media to promote his books, his greatest success is with live events at schools, book fairs, bazaars, and other venues. If you are an author with captivating true-life stories looking to promote...

How Sue Dockstader Brought Family Tales to Life in Children’s Fiction 03.12.2024

Sue shares her challenges of modern publishing and the joys of preserving family legacies through the written word.

Mastering the Craft: Katie Wall’s Insights on Editing and Coaching Writers 03.12.2024

Professional Book Coach Katie Wall, a certified book coach and editor at Craft Better Books offers honest, constructive feedback about empowering writers to reach their full potential.

Christy Peterson Reveals How Authors Can Get Into Independent Bookstores 03.12.2024

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Christy Peterson, an expert bookseller, to explore the essential steps for authors looking to get their books into independent bookstores. Christy shares invaluable advice on the importance of professional editing, crafting a compelling book cover, and developing an effective, ongoing marketing plan. These strategies not only make your book stand out bu...

Exploring Fantasy Worlds with Shawna Reppert: Award-Winning Author of The Stolen Luck 03.12.2024

Dive into the magical worlds of fantasy and steampunk with award-winning author Shawna Reppert. Known for her gripping storytelling in The Stolen Luck and the Ravensblood series, Shawna shares her creative process, inspirations, and the journey behind her acclaimed works. From Irish music and wolves to historical reenactments and life in Oregon’s wine country, discover the influences that shape he...

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