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Pat Backley is an author, born in England but now based in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a mother to one beautiful daughter. Passionate about people and travelling the world, she has spent 70 years living a colourful and interesting life and her books reflect these passions. She has always been fascinated by social history and the lives of ordinary people and believes their stories should be told....

Opportunity for former guest to contact show, and follow up, and for listeners to call in and ask questions regarding topics from previous shows.

About the author: Robert Blake Whitehill is a Maryland Eastern Shore native, and an award-winning screenwriter at the Hamptons International Film Festival, and the Hudson Valley Film Festival. He is also an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation award winner for his feature script U.X.O. (UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE). He is also a contributing writer to Chesapeake Bay Magazine. DEADRISE, NITRO EXPRESS, and TAP RACK B...

About the author Jan Goldyn is the author of the Novella, Coal Town Girls. "Evocative, the voice distinctive --0 with beautifully atmospheric scenes," according to Kathy Bratkowski, author and Emmy-award winning producer. Coming of age in a 1940s coal-mining town in the Appalachians of Pennsylvania, the best friends navigate life in a severe yet beautiful setting. Jan is currently working on a pre...

About the Author Mary L. Schmidt is a multi-hyphenate and writes under her given name and a pen name, S. Jackson, along with her husband Michael, pen name A Raymond. She grew up in a small Kansas (USA) town and has lived in more than one state since then. At this time, Mary and her husband split their time between homes in Kansas and Colorado as they love the mountains and off road four-wheeling....

About the Author F. D. STEWART is a South Carolinian author who knows that Final Draft is all about boundaries in life. Stewart has a talent that performs many different subjects or styles of writing and different varieties of novels to entertain the world we live in. This is a rare jewel that came out from among people to show the world what it means to become one of the world's finest novelist w...

About the author Fran Lewis: Fran worked in the NYC Public Schools as the Reading and Writing Staff Developer for over 36 years. She has three master’s degrees and a PD in Supervision and Administration. Currently, she is a member of Who's Who of America's Teachers and Who's Who of America's Executives from Cambridge. In addition, she is the author of three children's books and a fourth that has j...

Judy Snider has written two picture books, one of which (Goldy's Baby Socks, a Cat Writer's Association Muse Award Winner and Mom's Choice Award Winner) is also published in Spanish. She writes novels of suspense: her Back-to-Back thriller series Too Late To Run, The Donation Man and Break-In by World Castle Publishers. Betrayed, which she has co-authored with her husband, Gil Snider, will be rele...

Kathryn Lane writes mystery and suspense novels usually set in foreign countries. In her award-winning Nikki Garcia Mystery Series, her protagonist is a private investigator based in Miami who travels extensively to investigate crime cases. Her latest novel, Murder in Monte Carlo, is set in Italy and Monaco. Her stand-alone novel, Stolen Diary, is an award-winning coming-of-age novel about Jasmin,...

Previous guest such as Katherine Bailey and Gary Parker have fascinating writing backgrounds and they provide great insite on story telling, writing style, etc. This will be a great opportunity for the audience to ask questions about these two writers and thier work.  

A guitarist, a philosopher, and a natural-born leader with a ponytail walk onto a football field. In the heart of a small mountain town where football reigns supreme and tradition casts long shadows, Ms. Chelsea Deal defies the norm. Amid the echoes of clashing helmets and the roar of a crowd, Chelsea, a former big-city lawyer now cast as the interim head coach for the undefeated Rabon Knights, be...

Nemesis is an utterly immersive twist of fact and fiction. Memphis, Tennessee has risen to become the city known for the most crime in the United States. A community that once thrived has succumbed to widespread fear. Fueled by rising anger, many residents unite through social media in protest against the relentless waves of shootings, thefts, and assaults. Frustrated by the lack of answers and su...

How do stories impact our lives? Who do they have that affect on us?

Hurricane Helene cost significant damage to several States. Communication was down as well due to down wires, which cost my podcast to be down for twelve (12) days, but it is finally back up, and now I will test to make sure all is well.

This is a story about four friends who grew up together in rural northern New Jersey. The four are close enough to be brothers- chosen family- whose loyalty and love for one another becomes a powerful force in their lives growing up. But when the boys witness a tragic accident befall a local police officer, they are severely impacted, especially upon learning the full extent of the injury. As the...

Questions on topics from previous shows.

About the author Victoria J. Mondloch, M.D. is a recently retired physician from Waukesha, Wisconsin. President and Founder of Victoria J. Mondloch, MD, SC., she was also the Medical Director of Wisconsin Stem Cell LLC. With over 35 years of experience, she specialized in women’s health, family medicine, and preventative health & wellness. Dr. Mondloch earned her medical degree from the Medica...

What did detectives find in Catherine’s childhood home? Who is the monstrous predator her birth mother harbored? How long can family secrets stay buried? What is life like growing up a statistic in a world full of abused children? My name is Catherine Mellen and this is my continuing life story.

Kim Simons has acted in movies for television and appeared in network productions. She is a member of the Screen Actors Guild.  Driven to have a creative outlet and inspired to create more meaningful roles for women, all of her screenplays and novels feature strong women.  She attended UCLA Extension writers program.  She has received many outstanding comments by Hollywood’s top producers.  She ha...

What book are you reading? Learning, gaining knowledge, and discovering informationEscaping reality, becoming immersed in another world, and the enjoyment they get from using their imaginationsEntertainment and relaxationPersonal or professional growthTo gain purpose, persevere through difficulty, and unlock parts of themselves they didn’t even know existed

Jennifer Irwin’s debut novel, A Dress the Color of the Sky, was published in 2017 and has received rave reviews, won seven book awards, and was optioned for a feature film. Jennifer’s short stories have appeared in numerous literary publications including California’s Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Fiction. Jennifer is represented by Prentis Literary and currently resides in Los Angeles.

Talk about topics from previous shows such as anthologies, writing styles, inspirations, book to audio etc. 

Today Holbrook has concentrated the majority of his efforts on writing historically based fiction novels that take place in modern times. He loves connected his readers to the past but giving them a good old fashioned mystery and conspiracy thriller to keep them on the edge of their seats and turning those pages. He and his family love to travel and their travel has deeply influenced his writing....

Lorraine Carey is a retired children's reading specialist, teacher and an International Award-Winning Author. She has taught in many states in the US and provided reading services for students at a private school on Grand Cayman, where she lived with her husband for nine years. She was a city gal, living in Orange County, California until fate whisked her away to the Caribbean where life was very...

Framed against the Allied occupation of postwar Germany, the emerging Cold War and a classic English poem, The Wind From New Jersey is a story set in an era when mental illness was considered a sign of weakness. It traces the lives of two young Englishmen, the emotionally disturbed spy Daniel Lincoln and the narcissistic criminal Ronald Hunt. The Berlin Wall of 1961 has curtailed Western espionage...