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Being multifaceted as a creator is key, Canadian Nicole Haldoupis takes us through her journey and shares with us what has been successful for her and what hasn’t been. We also dive into the work of Tiny Ruins – her latest release – a very important story to tell in today’s day in age.

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Jen Collins Moore, author of Murder in the Piazza, joins me to chat about Rome, armchair travel, and, of course, murder! Tune in to hear about the expat community, how being a fish out of water helps you solve mysteries, and the pros and cons of tour group travel. (P.S. murder isn't usually one of the cons.)

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Sharing an orbit with a child with Down syndrome has more than its share of magic moments, those instances where the clouds part and what’s really important reveals itself. When they happen, you can’t help but stop and think about how lucky you are to have her in your life.

Flower guru Jill Brooke joins Shannon to discuss the power of flowers and how incorporating flowers can add vibrancy to your holiday (or any) celebration. Brooke's site, Flower Power Daily, delivers a shot of beauty into the world with gorgeous bouquets, information about individual flowers and their significance, and tips for using flowers to beautify your home, change your mood, and stay grounded in an increasingly stressful world. Follow Flower Power Daily on Instagram; @flowerpowerdaily_.

Our Lives with Shannon Fisher explores personal, political, and societal perspectives of the American experience. The show delves deeply into the worlds of writers, artists, celebrities, and community leaders and offers listeners food for thought on ways to better themselves and the world around them. Follow Shannon on Twitter: @MsShannonFisher. Copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.

Jennifer Anne Gordon's resume befits that of a protagonist. Educated in the theater, an actress, dancer, artist  and writer who was once a magician's assistant, Jennifer's gothic tales are the type of books that give you nightmares that are totally worth the inconvenience.  We discuss her latest, "Beautiful, Frightening and Silent," how her early exposure to Stephen King and Tennyson, shaped her literary sensibilities and how a chance visit to the comic book section at the local grocery store changed her life.

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Put Dan Brown and Ian Fleming into a blender and you have "The Madness of Q," the latest thriller from author and former broadcaster Gray Basnight. We discuss Gray's meticulous research, the genesis of his protagonist and how a former broadcaster made the transition to a full-time author.

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CJ Cooke grew up on a council estate in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She started writing at the age of 7 and pestered publishers for many years with manuscripts typed on her grandparents’ old Remington typewriter and cover notes written on pages ripped from school jotters.

Finally, in 2009, her hard work paid off, and her debut novel, The Guardian Angel’s Journal, about a woman who dies and comes back as her own guardian angel, was sold at a four-way auction at the Frankfurt Book Fair to Piatkus as their 2011 superlead title. The novel was published under the name Carolyn Jess-Cooke in 23 languages, and was an international bestseller. Since then, she has published two poetry collections, a creative anthology (titled Writing Motherhood) and three further novels, with a fourth, The Nesting, due out in October 2020.

Also a poet (published under Carolyn Jess-Cooke), CJ’s prizes for writing include a Northern Writers Award, an Eric Gregory Award, a Tyrone Guthrie prize, and she has twice received a K Blundell award from the Society of Authors. She holds a PhD in literature and film, and is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow, where she researches the impact of motherhood on women’s writing and inclusive approaches to literature. Based in north east England for many years, she now lives in Glasgow with her husband, four children, and a dog named Ralph, who thinks he’s human. CJ is currently working on her new gothic thriller, due out in 2021.

In March 2020 CJ Cooke set up the Stay-At-Home! Literary Festival, in partnership with the creative writing incubator, Paper Nations, in response to Covid-19, and as a venture to provide people with accessible, eco-friendly engagement with literature.

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VOX VOMITUS: Sometimes, it's not what goes right in the writing process, it's what goes horribly wrong. Host/Gothic Horror novelist Jennifer Anne Gordon (with help from co-hosts/authors Allison Martine and Trisha Mckee) chat with some of the best authors of the day.

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Welcome to the Authors on the Air 2020 Book of the Year Awards hosted by author Terry Shepherd and book junkie Pam Stack.

Winner: S.A. Cosby - Blacktop Wasteland (Southern Noir)

Nominees:

Jennifer Gordon - Beautiful Frightening & Silent (horror)

Drew Murray - Broken Genius (techno-thriller)

Pippa Grant - Real Fake Love (romance

Kerry Anne King - A Borrowed Life (women's fiction)

https://www.amazon.com/S-A-Cosby/e/B07J1785FN/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_ebooks_1 (Shawn Cosby - Southern Noir - Blacktop Wasteland)

https://www.jenniferannegordon.com (Horror - Beautiful Frightening & Silent)

https://www.drewmurraybooks.com (Techno-thriller - BROKEN GENIUS)

https://pippagrant.com (Romance - REAL FAKE LOVE)

http://www.kerryschafer.com (Women's fiction - A Borrowed Life)

Book of the Year awards created by Beth Ciotta Imaginings.

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For dreamers like me, creation is the ultimate high.

Imagining what can be is much more fun than simply living with what is.

Author Patricia Sands talks to host Kerry Anne King about the 10th anniversary edition of The Bridge Club in an interesting look at "then" and "now" in the life of an author.