Charlotte Readers Podcast

Cindy Burnett’s Top Ten Books of the Year and the Year-End Podcast Recap 31.12.2021 46:28 ↓

  

Mark West’s Top Ten Charlotte Books of the Year 28.12.2021 55:36 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Danielle Stewart: Book Marketing 101 24.12.2021 1:09:27 ↓

  

Landis Wade’s “Deadly Declarations” is a Mystery Rooted in North Carolina History 21.12.2021 40:55 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Tracy Lee Curtis: Humor Writing 17.12.2021 1:00:59 ↓

  

Jane Rosenthal’s “Del Rio,” is a Suspenseful Thriller set on the U.S.-Mexico Border 14.12.2021 37:27 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Amber Smith: Writing with Strength and Clarity 10.12.2021 1:06:35 ↓

  

Janet Sarjeant’s “Deep Calls Unto Deep” Is a Faith Journey by Three Men 07.12.2021 42:22 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Cathy Pickens: Writing True Crime 03.12.2021 1:01:59 ↓

  

Michael Polelle’s “American Conspiracy” is a High Action Thriller Set in Chicago 30.11.2021 38:05 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Judy Goldman: Writing Memoir 26.11.2021 1:10:42 ↓

  

Michael Almond’s “The Tannery” is Racial Injustice in the post-Reconstruction South 23.11.2021 36:08 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Carrie Knowles: Writing Stories From Start to Finish 19.11.2021 1:05:31 ↓

  

Terry Roberts’ “My Mistress Eyes Are Raven Black” is a 1920’s Ellis Island Mystery 16.11.2021 40:56 ↓

  

Craft Talk with George Hovis: Setting, the Birthplace for a Novel 12.11.2021 1:03:52 ↓

  

Martin Settle’s “Teaching During the Jurassic” is Wit, Wisdom and Humor in the Classroom 09.11.2021 42:51 ↓

  

Craft Talk with Mark de Castrique: Elements of a Good Story 05.11.2021 1:04:31 ↓

  

Stacy Hawk’s “Dividing Ridge” is True Crime in 1937 on the Blue Ridge Parkway 02.11.2021 32:04 ↓

  

Rhyming, Riddles, and Witches on Halloween Night in Lynda Bouchard’s “The Witches Three Count on Me!” 29.10.2021 35:41 ↓

  

Love, Music, and the Rise and Fall of One Rock Band in Brett Marie’s “The Upsetter Blog” 26.10.2021 38:34 ↓

  

Luna Kane Connects with Her Mother Through a Search for Her Father in Christy Hallberg’s “Searching for Jimmy Page” 22.10.2021 34:46 ↓

  

Love, College Sports, and the South in Ed Southern’s “Fight Songs” 19.10.2021 41:51 ↓

  

Much Like The Tides, Robert Wallace’s “As Breaks the Wave Upon the Sea” Ebbs and Flows Around Perceptions of Change 15.10.2021 39:39 ↓

  

Money, Greed, Death, and Fatherhood in Chicago During the 2008 Recession in L.C. Fiore’s “Coyote Loop” 12.10.2021 36:31 ↓

  

An Explosive Divorce Leads to a Hitchcockian Scheme in Steven Grossman’s Debut, “Palimony” 08.10.2021 37:33 ↓