All Things Books and Publishing

Originally from Burleson, Texas Julie always had a love of books, especially paranormal stories. Julie finally took the leap to begin writing with encouragement from her family. 

Having worked in IT her entire career, Julie now spends her free time writing. Living in Central Florida with her husband and daughter, her favorite pastime is reading children's stories to her daughter, especially those around animals.

Bennet Pomerantz has covered the Audio medium for the last 29 years. In his syndicated weekly newspaper column AUDIOWORLD and MOVIES OF YOUR MIND in Affaire De Couer Magazine. This is where he showcases his vast and diverse knowledge of this spoken word medium.

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He also has his other weekly newspaper columns A PIECE OF THE PAGE where he reviews books, TO BE OR WHAT which is his OP-ED column where he deals on issues that are important to him. He also writes his monthly internet self-help column for writers, A PIECE OF MY MIND, which appears in the pages of Night Owl Reviews Magazine.

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Known as a media critic, his work (fiction and nonfiction) has appeared in such publications as Audio life Magazine, The Paper, Audiobook cafe.com, Mystery Scene Magazine, Power Star Magazine, Strange New Worlds, Gateways Magazine, Truckers USA, The Writing Life, Washington Entertainment Magazine, Quantum Collectors, The Jewish Week, The Sun Gazette, Ancient Heritage, Map of Austin Poetry, and Hot Corner Magazine. He also has been a top 1000 reviewer for AMAZON.com, which he still review all media products

Julia Clare

Julia Clare has been a PA to some of the most amazing and beloved authors. She has also been in the book blogging game for some time now, and she is also the owner of Digital Dirty Girl Book Blog. She has also helped various blogs on many different levels. In her personal life, Julia is a mom to two crazy boys. She lives with her children, her long time love, her super cute husky, Caine, and her pet boa, Dagger. In any spare time she has, Julia dives right into the next great read, watches scary movies, and she loves to rock out! Julia’s love of the literary world goes above and beyond, and you best believe that you can always count on her to get the word out!

 

Virginia Johnson

 

Virginia is a mom to two beautiful children and resides in Minnesota. Any spare time is spent watching TV, reading, facebooking and spending time with friends.

 

A love for reading and writing is a new concept for Virginia. Before the Twilight rave and a need to know the ending after Eclipse was released in theaters, Virginia preferred to watch the movie or convince a friend to read the book for her. Needing to know the story of a random homeless man that she encountered on a freeway exit ramp, was the only reason she began writing in the first place. Soulless Nights spawned from the unknown story and a dare from her friends.

Ann B. Keller has been writing novels and screenplays for over forty years.  In addition, Ms. Keller is a veteran of the stage, singing and starring in the lead role as the tomboyish Princess Winifred in Once Upon a Mattress, which gained her an invitation to audition for the Metropolitan Opera in New York.  She has received the National Thespian Award and has appeared in numerous additional theater productions in New York, Michigan and Maryland, including The Admirable Crichton, The Crucible and The Pajama Game.

When she is not writing novels, Ms. Keller enjoys bringing the gift of music to all within the sound of her clear, bell-like soprano.  She lives in the western suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio with her three active sons.

George Kramer started writing early in his life. In fifth grade, he started dabbling with his pen and paper. It was instrumental since his writing would serve as a crucial outlet later in life. The venting allowed him to get a handle on his trials and tribulations in growing up with eight other siblings.

George spread his wings and embraced writing in all genres. As it stands, he has over one hundred and fifty articles published online for various websites. He has written two books of unconventional poetry, countless short stories, and six books of the popular Arcadis series. Additionally, George has written a medical horror book called Blind to Blood.

George was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, raised on Long Island, is one of nine children, and is a natural born triplet. He moved to Indiana in 1989. Currently he resides in McCordsville, Indiana with his wife and precocious daughter.

The screams which have been silent for thirty four years are no longer silent. They now have a voice. July, 1972 Nancy Trotter and Pamela Sue Wells were taken to a remote area on South Hutchinson Island in Martin County tied, gagged and hung. They were left to die. But they managed to escape. This escape led to an investigation of a crime that before 1972 had no name. Law enforcement was in uncharted waters. The crime serial killings. The killer Gerard Schaefer. Nancy Trotter and Pamela Wells were just two of the nine known and possibly as high as 34 unknown victims. They ranged from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Europe and N. Africa. Silent Scream finally gives the victims a voice - Their screams are no longer silent and with that voice comes peace.

On tonight's show the siblings of Debra Lowe have agreed to come on the show and tell their story. It has been 45 years since Debra disappeared on the way to school. She was 13 years old. The nightmare began and has never ceased.

My Co-Host CJ Palin from Riot on the Set and I will iplay music and talk about  this great band for an hour. We were going to interview them but it would have cost them the national debt to call us from Australia

Half Mile Harvest is the 4th release from the 4 piece soul/blues band The Teskey Brothers. The Album is independently Produced, recorded and mixed by the bands own Brendon Love and Sam Teskey at their home studio in Warrandyte, Vic. The album features an all analogue production, utilizing a 24-track Studer 2 inch tape machine. These recordings Feature the band playing live in a room together including Vocals. The album is recorded and mixed completely analogue With no computers, just like the boys favourite artists did in the 60's and 70's. The result is a lush classic old school sounding authentic blues and soul record.

In spetember 2016 The Teskey Brothers released the first single - Pain and misery - from forthcoming album. It was a great introduction to the album and has been well received both nationally and abroad. Pain and misery earned airplay on PBS, RRR, Triple J, Radio national and many more community Radio stations, demonstrating the bands Broad appeal to many demographics.

Host Yvonne Mason, discusses her books, and other things. Check it out

Country and Western Artist Vernon Minton became popular in the 1990's. Sadly he was taken advantage of by many people in the industry. His career never got off the ground as it should have. His story in the industry is not unique. Many artists both in the Country and Western arena and the rockand roll - blues and soul were taken advantage of on many levels. Vernon refused to bow down to the abuse by those in the industry. His music can now only be heard on youtube which is a shame. His music is old school and worthy of an audience. Tonight We will talk about how he got there, what happened and why he left the industry. I have found his music and will be playing it -

Alexander Beresford grew up in Los Angeles and part of the time in Maryland and Dallas. He now resides in South Florida with occasional escapes to a haunted cottage in Derbyshire England where he communicates with ghosts, drinks rum, and writes.

He is a National Writer's Association Short Fiction Award winner, a member of the Horror Writer's Association, and he studied Creative Writing at FIU with creative writing director/author Les Standiford. Alexander has also written plays, screenplays, short stories, and novellas.