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ABOUT JULES: J.D. Allen earned a degree in physical anthropology and a creative writing minor from The Ohio State University. Her mystery books include the Sin City Investigation Series, 19 Souls, and Skin Game, and she has short stories included in several anthologies. In the romance world, JD also published 11 books and novellas. She's a past chair of the Bouchercon Convention National board and past president of the Triangle Chapter of Sisters in Crime and the vice-president of Mystery Writers of America, Florida chapter.

She loves to give back to new authors with classes on the basics of crime scene investigation, pacing, voice, POV, and public speaking.D. Allen earned a degree in physical anthropology and a creative writing minor from The Ohio State University. Her mystery books include the Sin City Investigation Series, 19 Souls, and Skin Game, and she has short stories included in several anthologies. In the romance world, JD also published 11 books and novellas.

ABOUT FAT BLACK FORD:

Meet Jim Bean's latest missing persons case: Stella DeSoto has had it with Vegas and her life. She's experienced the worst of people, and now a sailboat in the Florida Keys is calling Stella's name. All she needs is the cash to buy it.

And she's got an idea. It’s reckless, risky, and downright illegal. But big risks can mean big rewards... if you don’t get caught. Then Stella's mother recognizes her on the news, disguised and on a crime spree. Worried sick, she hires Private Investigator Jim Bean to track her daughter down. Only after he agrees to help does Jim realize just how cunning Stella is—and how desperate. And a seasoned PI like Jim has enough experience to know that’s a very dangerous combination. As Stella manages to stay one step ahead of him at every turn, Jim wonders if he’ll ever be able to track her down—and how many more people will get hurt if he can’t. J.D. Allen’s Flat Black Ford (Sin City Investigations Book 4) is a fast-paced story of anger, escape, and revenge that will leave you questioning the meaning of right and wrong, and the gray area in between. https://jdallen-books.com/

HOST: Pam Stack is a book junkie who reads multiple genres, is owned by rescue cats and an internationally awarded advocate for women and children. This is a copyrighted podcast owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.

Lauri Schoenfeld introduces LITTLE OWL, a masterfully crafted psychological thriller, and an unsettling study of past trauma, inner strength and the power of forgiveness.

There is something about the city of New Orleans that draws the literary creatives. Host Nola Nash and her guest author Grace Sammon will explore New Orleans' authors in residence and the places they loved to stay and call home.

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Grace Sammon is an entrepreneur, educator, speaker, and author. She has started and managed two for-profit and two not-for-profit companies, and she has travelled to 35 states and 8 foreign countries. Recognized in Who’s Who in Education and Who’s Who in Literature, Grace is utilizing skills built up over decades as she re-invents herself with her award-winning fourth book and debut novel - The Eves - and, with a return to one of her early loves, radio. The Eves is an award-winning, intergenerational story about lives lived well and lives in transition. It is a novel that challenges each of us to ask who we want to be in the world, regardless of our age. Grace brings that quest for a good story, and a drive to keep contributing, to her new radio show, The Storytellers. Each episode captures the stories of authors and others who leave their mark on the world through the art of story.

Grace is a member of the Women’s Fiction Writers’ Association (WFWA), is an administrator on “Bookish Road Trip” and a contributing moderator of “The Write Review.” Grace grew up on Long Island, New York and spent most of her life in the Washington, DC area. She currently lives on Florida’s west coast with her husband and a small herd of imaginary llamas.

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GUEST: Shelley Parker-Chan is an Asian-Australian former diplomat and international development adviser who spent nearly a decade working on human rights, gender equality and LGBT rights in Southeast Asia. Named after the Romantic poet, she was raised on a steady diet of Greek myths, Arthurian legend and Chinese tales of suffering and tragic romance. Her debut novel She Who Became the Sun owes more than a little to all three.

A lush, fresh literary voice merges with commercial appeal in this accomplished, poetic debut of war and destiny. Sweeping across an epic alternate China, She Who Became the Sun is Mulan meets The Song of Achilles—a bold reimagining of the rise of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty as the story of a female monk who will stop at nothing to gain the Mandate of Heaven and achieve greatness.

Daily Mail calls it “Immersive storytelling at its finest,” and her novel, just released in July 2021, has already become a #1 international bestseller and is an Editor’s Pick for Science Fiction/Fantasy.

In 2017 she was awarded an Otherwise (Tiptree) Fellowship for a work of speculative narrative that expands our understanding of gender. She currently lives in Melbourne, Australia, with her family.

https://shelleyparkerchan.com/

HOST: Allison M. Hubbard is a multi-genre novelist, focusing on literary science fiction, contemporary romance, and women’s fiction. Her debut novel, dibs, was named a Finalist and Reader’s Choice Category Leader for Romance in the 2020 Kindle Book Awards. Her newest release, Move On, Melinda, is now available. Allison is also the co-host of Vox Vomitus, the number one show on the Authors on the Air Radio Network.

https://afictionalhubbard.com/

Geoff Rodkey is the New York Times best-selling author of ten children’s books, including a collaboration with comedian Kevin Hart, Marcus Makes a Movie that just hit The New York Times Bestseller list. Geoff’s also the Emmy-nominated screenwriter of Daddy Day Care and RV, among other films.

His new novel, Lights Out in Lincolnwood, poses the question: who are we when the lights go out? And when everything else that keeps our day-to-day lives humming: internet, cell phones, cars, planes, trains, water, sewer. In short, who will we resort to becoming if we are cut off from all the markers of our living in the 21st century?

In a funny and insightful novel, Lights Out In Lincolnwood, screenwriter and NYT bestselling author Geoff Rodkey poses just that question and the answer....will seem a bit weirdly familiar and prescient. Especially when the soccer dads begin forming a militia...

The result is a novel that looks at the kind of cracks in our cultural foundation, the nagging dissatisfactions that we sometimes turn into funny memes but in parallel coverage become fodder for story after story in the media (how many stories on day drinking have you read since the pandemic set in?). And more importantly, Rodkey looks at how we might reshape ourselves in the aftermath.

To learn more about Geoff and his work, visit https://www.geoffrodkey.com/

ABOUT THE SHOW:

Books, Kids & Creations is a videocast hosted by author, Tracy Blom, that features people who inspire and uplift children through their work.

Tracy Blom is the author of over twenty published books, with her most recent publication, The Happy Machine.

Melinda Leigh #1 Wall Street Journal and #1 Amazon Charts bestselling author Melinda Leigh is a fully recovered banker. A life-long lover of books, she started writing as a way to preserve her sanity while raising her kids. Over the next few years, she learned a few things about writing a book. The process was much more fun than analyzing financial statements, and she decided to turn her hobby into a career. Her debut novel, SHE CAN RUN, was nominated for Best First Novel by the International Thriller Writers. Since then, she has garnered numerous publisher awards, including two Silver Falchions and three Golden Leaf Awards. She is a two-time RITA® Award Finalist and has earned three Daphne du Maurier Award nominations. Melinda’s books have sold over 11 million copies. She holds a 2nd degree belt in Kenpo Karate. She’s dabbled in Arnis stick fighting, studied Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and taught women’s self-defense.

https://melindaleigh.com/

Kendra Elliot said she to learn about this novel writing world, she joined my local Romance Writers of America chapter and found a fabulous community dedicated to educating its members about improving one’s craft and how to tackle the tricky world of publishing. She also joined International Thriller Writers and the Kiss of Death Chapter of RWA. HIDDEN was the third manuscript she finished, but the first book purchased by a publisher. It came out in the summer of 2012 and since then has sold well over a half-million copies. She won the Daphne du Maurier award for romantic suspense in 2014, 2015, and 2016 and has hit the Wall Street Journal’s best seller list over a dozen times. She's been an International Thriller Writers’s finalist and a finalist for Romantic Times Magazine’s best Romantic Suspense. She has sold ten million books, and is working on her eighteenth novel. She's also written ten novellas and sold the TV rights for my Mercy Kilpatrick series.

https://www.kendraelliot.com/home/

Host Pam Stack is a cat wrangler, book junkie and an internationally awarded advocate for crime victims. facebook.com/authorsontheair

Joanna FitzPatrick was raised in Hollywood. She started her writing habit by applying her orange fountain pen and a wild imagination to screenplays, which led her early on to produce the film White Lilacs and Pink Champagne.

Accepted at Sarah Lawrence College, she wrote her MFA thesis Sha La La: Live for Today about her life as a rock ’n’ roll star’s wife. Her more recent work includes two novels, Katherine Mansfield, Bronze Winner of the 2021 Independent Publisher Book Award (IPPY) in Historical Fiction, and The Drummer’s Widow. The Artist Colony is her third book.

Presently, FitzPatrick divides her time between a cottage by the sea in Pacific Grove, California and a hameau in rural southern France where she begins all her book projects.

https://www.joannafitzpatrick.com

VOX VOMITUS: Sometimes, it's not what goes right in the writing process, it's what goes horribly wrong. Host/Literary horror novelist Jennifer Anne Gordon with help from her co-host/author Allison Martine, chat with some of the best authors of the day.

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Lisa Jewell’s “The Night She Disappeared”

In this episode 242, we visit with Lisa Jewell, #1 New York Times bestselling author of “The Night She Disappeared.”

Kim, a concerned mother and Sophie, a mystery writer cross paths when Sophie discovers a clue to the disappearance of Kim’s daughter, Tallulah.

New York Times Bestselling author Lee Child had this to say about the book, “No one tells stories like this better than Lisa Jewell . . . she gets right into it, doesn’t mess about, puts real-seeming characters with rich interior lives through 350 pages of insane suspense—and then hits us with an ending we never saw coming. I love it.”

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Mother and Son best selling author team Iris and Roy Johansen discuss their latest collaboration, The Blink of an Eye and Iris' new hit thriller. High Stakes.

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Julie Anne Lindsey, aka Bree Baker, joins me in the corner today to chat about Partners in Lime, a Seaside Cafe Mystery. Tune in to find out how to handle the challenges of setting a series on an island. Learn about the lost colony of Roanoke. And join the sweet tea/unsweet tea debate.

Find Julie Anne at https://www.julieannelindsey.com/bree-baker

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