A Book and a Chat

Join me as I chat to Joanne Sundell, historical romance writer, about her work and her new book

Meggie’s Remains. She strike a chord in the heart of any romance reader who enjoys a good, old-fashioned love story, and who wants a more in-depth glimpse into the hearts and minds of their heroes and heroines.

Join with me as I chat to author and retired pilot J.R. Hauptman about hos book "THE TARGET; Love, Death and Airline Deregulation" a novel set in the late nineteen-eighties and tells the tale of the tumultuous first years of airline deregulation and the shocking effects it had on that industry and the lives of the people who worked there.

Author of Owl Island, journalist and much more, drops by for a "cupppa" and a chat. Listen while we chat about her life and her new book "A Better View of Paradise"

Barbara Bretton is the USA Today bestselling, award-winning author of more than 40 books. She currently has over ten million copies in print around the world. Her works have been translated into twelve languages in over twenty countries.

I have finally managed to get one of my favorite and in many ways one of the most inspirational YA Bloggers as a guest on my show. Join and call in as I sit and chat about the state of YA literature and anything else that comes along with The Story Siren

Author of "Sixtyfive Roses: A Sister's Memoir," a Target Stores Recommended Read for 2008. Celine Dion wrote the foreword, and Eva Longoria (UnbeliEVAble Productions) has optioned the book for a feature film. When published in Canada in 2006, "Sixtyfive Roses" was chosen by the Globe and Mail as one of the Best 100 Books of that year.

Douglas Carlton Abrams is a former editor at the University of California Press and HarperSanFrancisco. Abrams writes fact-based fiction that tells an exciting story while at the same time changing the world we live in. His first book, The Lost Diary of Don Juan, has been published in thirty countries around the world and was recently optioned for film. Learn more about Douglas and his new book Eye of the Whale

My guest should have been author Chamein Canton. However due to some tech issue with Blog Talk Radio, you were not able to open the switchboard and thus I ended up trying to fill the thirty minutes by myself. I could not start, stop see who was there or anything. Finally late in the afternoon I was able to hear the show. So listen and see how I managed

Alycia chats about herself and her book “Traveling with an Eggplant”. A Mystery Novel that is a combination of mysticism and paranormal experiences. Alycia's being called the "Queen of the Yuffies (Young, Urban, Failures)"- a group defined as 'those with talents and ambition who reject the yuppie mentality of corporate jobs, rat races and anything that could compromise their ultimate goals- the word 'failure' is ironic because they don't fail at anything they want, they simply do not waste time on things they are not passionate about.

Join the show as I chat with Eileen McVety. The author of Welcome to the Company (or What It’s Really Like Working Here), a hilarious, tongue-in-cheek twist on the employee handbook, Eileen is available for interview at your convenience. Not only can she share her witty, incisive brand of humor about all things corporate, but Eileen will certainly entertain and enlighten your audience with tales of some of the tips she shares in her book, including: concocting creative sick day excuses; defining the role of each department in the company, and discerning the dos and don’ts of dealing with them; identifying those six subtle signs that you’re about to be fired; mastering the myriad meaningless meetings you’ll be forced to attend; and proactively playing the corporate players