Author in the Headlights

This episode of Author in the Headlights is a must-see for any new author, or anyone considering the subject. Our interview with Dena Weigel discusses her endeavor to become a new author and the process it took to find an agent, edit her work, and finally, to publish.  Worthwhile for all authors and for readers, a great introduction to her new book, The Byzantine Cross. #readers #writerscommunity...

This is a dramatic story every parent fears, but our interview with Australian Author, Sarah Martin brings a poignant win to a difficult tale. Join us at Author in the Headlights for one-on-one interviews with authors, editors, publishers and all things writing. For readers and writers. #readerscommunity #writerscommunity #bipolar

Author in the Headlights host Strider S.R. Klusman interviews Diana Noble, also known as Nova Garcia, as they discuss her award-winning work of writing Latina protagonists in her young adult and women's lit books. Entertaining and instructional for both readers and writers.

This is a great episode of Author in the Headlights, where I interview David Beaumier of Chanticleer Book Reviews, Edits, CIBA awards, and pretty much everything else authors need. Great information and even some talk of discounts for those with interest. Give it a listen. You'll be glad you did.

Are you a short story writer? If so, here's your chance to get published, as Author in the Headlights' host, Strider S.R. Klusman, interviews Helen and Elizabeth Davis of Dead Fish Books in a descriptive discussion on their anthologies, both from their own work and from other authors.

Join us as pen-named, Holly Bargo explains her multi-genre writing of Romance, Science fiction and Westerns. An entertaining interview where Author in the Headlights' host, Strider S.R. Klusman finds the stories behind the stories.

Take a modern female with delusions of super-villainy, and trap in the body of a little old lady, and you have this weeks show as Strider interviews L.L. Stevens, author of the Triempery Revelations Series, a six-book epic fantasy.

Welcome to this episode of Author in the Headlights as I interview Lavinia Dasani, a young lady who wanted to be an author. Not so easy when you grew up in Mauritius and only spoke Creole until 16.

For those of you who like historical fiction, here's a great show as I interview author, Peter J Marzano, discussing his series of novels trailing the art thefts of WWII. Join us for a quick 15-minute episode that will fit great during your coffee break. Until next time, Strider S.R. Klusman, host of Author in the Headlights

From Tennessee, we interview Buddy Ray in a discussion about his published works ranging from novels of the Cherokee, Trail of Tears, a dystopian story, herbal lore of Appalachia, and kid's books. It's a mixed batch but he's done it well. Join us for a short but interesting few minutes.

Join us as Strider interviews Rick Steinke, award-winning author of the Global Thriller, Jake Fortina and the Roman Conspiracy.

Strider talks with award-winning author Mike Murphey in a discussion of how a newspaper editor ends up writing Sci-fi.

Every author needs an editor. That's what Rita Reali, The Persnickety Proofreader says. Listen to her interview and learn the story behind the story.

Listen in to the last interview from the Chanticleer Authors Conference where Strider, host of Author in the Headlights, interviews Lisa Spicer, filmmaker and screenwriter on how to write better. Great information for readers and writers.

A quick 15-minute interview with Barbara Salvatore discussing the writing of her series, Big Horse Woman. Great for your next read and an inspiration for you writers.

Dr. S.W. Lawrence speaks with Strider, host of Author in the Headlights, discussing his new book, Climate Dragon, the story, the why, and how it came to be. A great choice for your next read.

Author in the Headlights' host, Strider S.R. Klusman interviews Marian Exall, author of the Sarah McKinney Mysteries, and now, The Daughters of Riga, a historical fiction. Whether you are a reader or writer, listen in to learn the behind-the-scenes story and what it takes to switch genres.

An amazing interview with David Calloway, author of, If Someday Comes. This story is a family history of before and during the Civil War, from the perspective of his great-grandfather, a slave in the South.