A Book and a Chat

I have been trying to get blogger Adele on the show for some time, but due to various issues including moving to japan, I've not managed it until now. As well as a great YA blogger Adele has also started out on crearting a list of the 100best Ya novels of all time. So join us in what I'm sure will be a great chat.

Alexandra Diaz is a Cuban-American spending her time between Bath, England, Santa Fe, NM, and the rest of the world. She is guest today on A Book and a Chat as we discus about her and her debut book "All the Stupid Things" a book of Friends, relationships, and misunderstandings

For Lucha Corpi, art has always meant activism. As a woman, a Hispanic, an immigrant and a mother, she has always found herself breaking down barriers in both life and literature. Join us today as Lucha is my guest on "A Book and a Chat"

Searching for a sense of understanding and a hope for future prevention, Jonathan Maxwell explores the different officials of the Holocaust, giving an extensive background of each. He investigates mental defects, childhood occurrences, and family situations of these horrific leaders and identifies the “desk murderers” (those who did not directly kill, but gave orders to kill). In this concentrated look at the events that took place, Maxwell attempts to identify the key causes of the mass murders in an effort to prevent future Holocausts

Anne Vincent an Ordained Minister of Pastoral Counseling is my guest on todays "A Book and a Chat" she will be chatting about the book she co-wrote "The Way to Stillness", a look back over a career of service as a master counselor, gifted teacher, and minister.

Judith Graves pops in for todays "A Book and a Chat" to talk about her novel "Under My Skin" Judith reads as much as she writes, devouring at least two books a week. She loves heated debates over character motives...she's been kicked out of several book clubs for just this reason. So it could be an interesting show.

Swati, is one of the wonderful "10'ers group of authors who have there first novel being produced this year. She will be on the show to chat about her book “Split”

Author, Writer & Poet, Tinisha Nicole Johnson is my guest on todays Book and a Chat. She talks about self-worth, self-love, what some black women tend to think the definition of true happiness is, and the five most common types of black women. Author of "Somebody Prayed for Me" and "Searchable Whereabouts"

Native to Long Beach, California, U.L. Harper is a Site Director for an after-school program. His poetry is published in The Body Politic chapbooks. His first novel is The Flesh Statue.

Michelle and Trish are two of the people behind the first "Book Bloggers Convension" to be held in new York this May. I am delighted to have them along to chat and answer questions about this wonderful event, which I for one am heading for.