In Conversation with Terry Shepherd

Stephen Harrison takes us inside the shadowy corners of Infopendium, his fictional version of Wikipedia in the high tech thriller THE EDITORS.

Carla Vergot introduces The Mystery of the Tiles on the Tombstone, book three in her Lily Barlow series.

Anne DaVigo discusses the real-life story of the crash of Mainliner 629 and the strange connection between the convicted bomber and her family.

Veeda Bybee leveraged the pandemic to introduce her kids to her favorite musicals and a cool cookbook was the result.

Michael Lee discusses his best-selling biography, "When the Band Played On: The Life of Randy Shilts, America’s Trailblazing Gay Journalist," and Michael's path from activist and professor to published author.

Terry Shames discusses her new stand-alone thriller, OUT OF CONTROL, the evolution of her best-selling Samuel Craddock mystery series, and the discipline she brings to The Craft.

Becky takes young readers on a magical journey to the hidden world of Fibberton, where whimsical gnomes teach the importance of honesty through fun and fantasy. A fun conversation about how she created the world and her motivation for becoming an author.

Victor Methos introduces us to the first in his new Vegas Shadows series, THE SILENT WATCHER. He recounts his circuitous path to authorship and reveals the person who awoke his creative mind.

Linda Ambrus Broenniman discovered a stunning family secret at age 60. The girl who grew up Catholic learned her family was Jewish. What happened next became a fascinating story worth reading.

Freelance book reviewer Oline Cogdill joins me to share a few of her favorite books from 2024. We also talk about how she decides what to read and what distinguishes the great from the good.

Ruby Peru discusses the long-awaited release of the audio version of her cult classic "Bits of String too Small to Save" as a performance audio book. We explore her journey to authorship and the complicated process of audiobook production.

Brooke Randel discusses Also Here: Love, Literacy, and the Legacy of the Holocaust, how her grandmother encouraged her to tell the story and how it's powerful impact changed her.

Dr. Ellen Kirschman introduces Call Me Carmela, book 5 in her Dot Meyerhoff series and shares some fascinating insights into her life as a Cop Psychologist and the surprising next steps in her writing career.

What if you discovered you had a hidden parentage and racial heritage? Gail Lukasik introduces What They Never Told Us - True Stories of Family Secrets and Hidden Identities Revealed and it's predecessor, White Like Her: My Family's Story of Race and Racial Passing.

Secrets hide within the fog deep in the mossy forests of the Pacific Northwest in this ninth thrilling installment in award-winning author Margaret Mizushima’s Timber Creek K-9 mystery series.

Inspired by true events Laura Jensen Walker describes her tribute to a group of overlooked heroes who kept calm and carried on, while the fighting raged about them.

From the 2024 Bouchercon collection, the amazing Tim Maleeny talks about HANGING THE DEVIL and the rewards that come with The Craft.

Jessica Arden Cline shares the secrets of using tarot cards to help spark your creativity. She also talks about how she used KickStarter to identify and engage readers.

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From courtroom conviction to entrepreneur and advocate, Katey Prock's story of transformation will amaze and inspire you.

Tracey S. Phillips shares the backstory on her MINA'S CHOICE Romantic Suspense series and it's latest installment THE CLIFF DIVER, and the story of how a musician became a storyteller.

Dennis Palumbo is one of those renaissance men that make the rest of us feel like slackers. We discuss his years in Hollywood, his Daniel Rinaldi mysteries, his career as a therapist who works with creatives, his involvement with the Hulu Steve Carell vehicle, "The Patient" and his memories of the late great Bob Newhart. It's a conversation I believe is one of the most profound of m...

The Golden age of Hollywood meets Sherlock Holmes in Elizabeth Crowens newest mystery. Learn the backstory of detective Babs Norman in the first of what promises to be an addicting new series.

Laura Kemp discusses her newest novel I PAINT THE SKY, her transition from writing paranormal novels to writing a Western romance, and the process of creating interesting and complex characters.

Roxie Key discusses her debut thriller THE DEADLY SPARK and the five-year journey from her first draft to publication. A story of perseverance and triumph that will inspire you.