A Book and a Chat

Eugene Myers was assembled in the U.S. from Korean and German parts. When he isn’t writing, he reads, plays video games, watches films, sleeps as little as possible, and spends far too much time on the internet. he will be joining the show to chat about his debut YA novel "Fair Coin" 

 

He currently lives in Philadelphia, where he is working on several young adult novels and a variety of short stories. In the rest of his imaginary leisure time, he edits the Clarion West alumni newsletter, The Seventh Week; blogs Star Trek Re-watch reviews with Torie Atkinson at TheViewscreen.com; co-moderates the GothamLit Yahoo group; critiques manuscripts; reads constantly; lurks on the internet; plays video games; and pursues other extracurricular activities that prevent him from getting enough sleep.

David S Grant is back with a new literary release, Blood: The New Red. David is the author ten books including Corporate , Bleach/Blackout,  his short story collection, Emotionless Souls and Rock Stars, a tongue-in-cheek look at the careers and music that defined the 80's.

The story of Blood: The New Red really starts with one of my first books titled Corporate that featured a model, named Mickey, turning to the adult movie industry for work.

Sounds like fun...

Ashley Mackler-Paternostro drops by to caht about her debut novel "The Milestone Tapes". With her second novel "In The After" is already well underway so there will be lots to talk about.

THE MILESTONE TAPES is the journey of love between a parent and child, and of the bonds that hold them when life no longer can."

... Looks like a show not to miss

back last month I had to cancell a show at the last minute owing to ill health, I am having that shows guest back for a spoecial Sunday show.

Frank Fiore is a bestselling author with more than 50,000 copies of his non-fiction books in print. He has now turned his talents to writing fiction. To chat about himself and his latest book Cyberkill

Frank has also written “To Christopher” that, under the guise of a book to his young son, leads the reader through social commentary, personal experience and entertaining stories that take the reader on a thoughtful journey through the challenges and opportunities that face the next generation. Frank’s writing experience also includes guest columns on social commentary and future trends published in the Arizona Republic and the Tribune papers in the metro Phoenix area. Through his writings, he has shown an ability to explain in a simplified manner, complex issues and trends.

Comfortably Awkward is Kenny Scudero’s debut self-published novel.

He is a twenty-two year old author from New York City who looks forward to a bright future in writing.

Kenny recently graduated from St. John’s University where he majored in Sport Management. At St. John’s, Kenny was Sports Editor for the University newspaper.

After graduating from St. John’s, Kenny had trouble finding a job and wrote “Comfortably Awkward” based off that frustration. He is currently working on his second novel.

Juliana (Jill) Muehrcke is the award-winning author of many books and articles, as well as the founder and editor of the international magazine Nonprofit World. She will be stopping bu to chat about herself and her latert book latest book is Waking Up Happy: A Handbook of Change with Memoirs of Recovery and Hope.

Hisotical fiction writer, friend and fellow rugby player Peter Burke joins us to chat about his writing, including his new book "The King's Sword" which is a sequel to "The Promise"

His books are are full of  legends, history and extraordinary events that spring to life in an engaging and colourful tale - absorbing and 'hard to put down' reading.

Knowing Petter I'm sure there will be many a tale to share during what promises to be another great Book and a Chat

Author of "The Canker DeathJames R. Bottino is a self-admitted computer geek and a creative writing teacher rolled into one. He earned a BS in English Education from Illinois State University and taught high school English in a suburb of Chicago for several years. After teaching all day, he studied creative writing in graduate school at Northern Illinois University. All the while, though, in the deep corners of the night, when no one was looking, he led a double life hacking and building computers and networks. Eventually, unbeknownst to him, word of his activities leaked out, and employment offers started coming in. In the end, he switched his hobby with his profession and became a senior computer / networking administrator for a scientific research laboratory. Just six months into this position, however, tragedy struck when, at the age of 31, James was diagnosed with cancer. Given ten to one odds of living out the year and knowing that his infant daughter would never remember him if he died, he began the fight of his life, enduring massive doses of chemotherapy that killed the cancer but nearly killed him as well

Prteviosuly mentioned on the show as being the co author of her husbands book "The Art of Life" Traci makes her own appearance on the show this week.

Her book "Imortal" is an historical novel set in Renaissance Florence which is not only the winner of several readers awards including "THE REVIEWERS CHOICE AWARD BEST READ OF 2011 THE PARANORMAL ROMANCE GUILD!" but also set to be a major motion picture.

So we'll be talking about that as well as her other writings.

If you’re looking for lasting stress relief in practical, simple steps, one easy resource is Dr. Laura Maciuika’s book, “Conscious Calm”. Dr. Maciuika is my guest today, here to talk about her new book: Conscious Calm: Keys to Freedom from Stress and Worry”

Having heard “You should write a book!” enough times, Dr. Laura Maciuika began to consider this seriously. With the ongoing stress epidemic, and having listened to so many people feeling stressed out and not knowing where to start, a book was needed to describe how the inside stories of stress creation and stress relief work. What do we do internally to either create more stress, or free ourselves from those hidden stress traps? What does it take to experience lasting stress relief?

Hopefully we'll learnt a lot more during the show