Heather Flaherty, Robert Jolles, Maryland Writers' Association

A Book Finds You!

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Many believe that authors effortlessly stumble upon the inspiration for their books, when in truth, it's often the inspiration that discovers them. Tune in each week as authors from various genres share the stories behind their creative sparks and the journeys they undertook to bring those ideas to life.

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Heather Flaherty, Robert Jolles, Maryland Writers' Association

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Arts

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

R.L.Kramer 17.01.2025

Meet R.L. Kramer  as he joins us to share his journey from child psychiatry and drug addiction to managing his attention span without medication. In this episode, we delve into his literary memoir, "Hocus Focus: Coming of Age with ADD and its Medicines". Tune in to learn about his writing routine, the challenges he faced, and the inspiration behind his work. Whether you're a writer, a reader, or s...

Flo McCahon 10.01.2025

Writing under the pseudonym Millie Mack, Flo shares her unique approach to storytelling, starting with a murder and letting the story unfold from there. Discover her insights on the writing process, the rules of mystery writing, the art of plotting, and her strategies for marketing books in today's competitive landscape. Visit Flo McCahon's website at www.darkandstormynights.com  for more informat...

Pat Valdata 20.12.2024

In this episode of A Book Finds You!, we welcome Pat Valdata, an award-winning poet, novelist, retired university professor, and accomplished pilot. Pat shares her journey of writing her second poetry book, "Where No Man Can Touch," which won the 2015 Donald Justice Poetry Prize and was republished in 2023. Discover the inspiration behind her poems, which spotlight the fearless women aviators who...

David Sloan 13.12.2024

Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we delve into the mind of David Sloan, a Baltimore-based novelist and neuroscientist, discussing his intriguing book, "Cameraman." Host Rob Jolles explores Sloan's creative process, from the initial spark of inspiration to the challenges of balancing writing with a busy life. Discover how Sloan's scientific background informs his narrative style and the...

Kae Wagner 07.12.2024

In this captivating episode of "A Book Finds You," host Rob Jolles welcomes the talented Kae Wagner, a versatile author who has made a remarkable transition from business writing to fiction. Kae shares the inspiration behind her latest work, "A Saturday Night at the Trailer Park," a compelling series that weaves themes of forgiveness and redemption into a coming-of-age story.  Kae discusses her wr...

Shannon Bohrer 15.11.2024

In a riveting podcast episode, we delve into the depths of the criminal justice system with Shannon Bohrer, a former Maryland State Police officer and author of the eye-opening book, "Judicial Soup." Shannon's journey from law enforcement to authoring a book about wrongful convictions is as fascinating as it is crucial. His experience as an expert witness for Heath Patrick Thomas, a man wrongfully...

Burt Clark 08.11.2024

Burt's book, "I Can't Save You and Don't Want to Die Trying: American Fire Culture," delves into the critical aspects of fire safety and prevention, offering insights that can save lives. Burt's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and passion. Despite being dyslexic, he discovered his love for writing through a transformative college course that taught him to embrace his unique voice...

Frances Altman 01.11.2024

Frances's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of evolving with the times. She began her writing career in the communications field, where she honed her skills and developed a passion for storytelling. Her journey took a significant turn when she stumbled upon the name Mary Edwards Walker in a 1970s newspaper article. This sparked a curiosity that would eventually l...

Zorina Frey 25.10.2024

In a world where societal expectations often dictate our paths, finding the courage to embrace our true selves can be a daunting journey. Our latest podcast episode features an inspiring author who has dedicated her work to helping others break free from these constraints. Zorina Frey offers a unique perspective on self-discovery and empowerment through her poetic monologues and soliloquies, and p...

Anita Nahal 18.10.2024

This episode delves into the writing world with acclaimed Indian American author and professor Anita Nahal. Join host Rob Jolles as they discuss Nahal's inspirations, writing process, and challenges as a poet and novelist. Discover how her latest poetry collection, "What's Wrong with Us Kali Women?" addresses global injustices and cultural nuances. Whether you're an aspiring writer or a literary e...

Kari Ann Martindale 11.10.2024

In this episode of A Book Finds You! we welcome Kari Ann Martindale, a Pushcart-nominated poet & spoken word artist who has read at Arts guilds across Maryland and performed at the White House. She sits on the Board of Maryland Writers’ Association, is on the management team of EC Poetry & Prose, and is a teaching artist for Armed Services Arts Partnership. Kari Ann shares her journey of writing h...

Introduction 10.10.2024

In this introductory episode, you will learn about the Maryland Writers' Association and what to expect from our podcast. To learn more about the Maryland Writers' Association, visit their website at https://marylandwriters.org/. There, you can learn about writers' resources, upcoming events and how to become a member. Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/prigida/picture-frames License code: Z...

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