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In this episode, we talk about Pop Culture and the television shows and movies that influenced us while growing up Gay in The South. We'll navigate everything from Bewitched to Wonder Woman to The Sugarbakers, with some Hookers on the side.

Afterwards, we'll mosey on out to The Front Porch with the Cocktail Of The Week: The French Quarter Kiss.

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DANIEL KRAUS is a New York Times bestselling author who, with Guillermo (Ghee- Air- Mo) del Toro, co-authored The Shape of Water, based on the same idea the two created for the Oscar-winning film. Also with del Toro, Kraus co-authored Trollhunters, which was adapted into the Emmy-winning Netflix series. Kraus’s The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch was named one of Entertainment Weekly‘s Top 10 Books of the Year, and he has won two Odyssey Awards (for both Rotters and Scowler) and has been a Library Guild selection, Bram Stoker finalist, and more.

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“Prior bad acts predict future bad acts.”—Harper McCoy

Fear grips an isolated mountain town after drug dealer Dalton Southwell kills a rogue dealer and his entire family. Score settled, message delivered. But, Dalton’s best-laid plans go awry when his brother Dennie takes a bullet in the gut. In a panic, Dr. Buck Buckner is kidnaped from the local ER, a pharmacy is robbed and the owner murdered, and the killers melt into the rugged Tennessee hills. Buck’s physician father calls in Bobby Cain and Harper McCoy to rescue his son from killers who would have little use for him after he saves Dennie, or worse, the wounded man dies. But, which direction and how far did they run? What hideaway did they burrow into? For Cain and Harper it’s a race against time to locate the killers, safely retrieve Buck, and settle their own score.

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Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes author Gloria Nagy to the studio.

GLORIA NAGY is the internationally best-selling author of twelve books including The Beauty, Remain Calm, Looking For Leo, SeaSick, Marriage, and the New York Times best-seller, A House in the Hamptons. She Lives with her husband Richard Saul Wurman in Miami, FL. They have four children, six grandchildren and a yellow lab, Jacob.

About PEOPLE DIE IN SUNSHINE: People Die in Sunshine is the carnival ride through the externally glamorous, but internally twisted lives of those two people, Frederick and Coco Rothenstein and their world; one most of us only know about from reading true crime stories and news accounts of the lives of the super-rich and entitled dwellers in the bastions of wealth and privilege where families such as the Rothensteins reign. The first four words of Gloria Nagy's scorching, ironic tale of greed, glamour, envy, avarice and the Janus headed coin of love and hate are: "Money. Money. Money. Money." What Ms. Nagy accomplishes in a work of humor, heartbreak, murder, and redemption reinforces those four words. A theme reflecting the world we have created that rises and falls with the same quite simple motivation that has driven every facet of human life since man stood upright. It is not the world we want to see, but it is the real world and where better to set a novel that is as much a social chronicle of our times as it is a gripping tale of the maze like search for a killer, than Miami.

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Author Renea Winchester's Writes About Hardscrabble Southern Appalachia and the Strong Women Who Survive in "Outbound Train" on Charlotte Readers Podcast

In this Under the Covers episode, we meet Renea Winchester, author of the novel, “Outbound Train.”

Bestselling author Michael Morris says: “Renea Winchester writes about the people of the hardscrabble south with compassion and conviction. Her debut novel, Outbound Train, is an inspiring story of three generations of women who not only seek to survive a life of poverty in Appalachia but also dare to dream. With pitch-perfect dialogue and believable characters, Winchester has crafted a story that will make readers stand up and cheer.”

And New York Times bestselling author Julie Cantrell calls the book “a powerful tale of heartache and healing delivered with the skills of a true southern storyteller.”

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Author Lee Matalone's Literary Fiction Characters Search for Home, Identity and Belonging in “Home Making” on Charlotte Readers Podcast

In today’s episode, we meet Lee Matalone, author of her debut novel, “Home Making,” published by Harper Perennial. It’s a story of three characters, woven together in a moving, beautiful narrative of home, identity, and belonging.

The New York Times Book Review calls the novel “[A] heady and somber debut” while author Scott McClanahan calls it “the debut novel of the year.”

Lee starts the show with a reading from the opening chapter, “War Child,” where we learn that an unwanted female baby born in Tokyo is signed over to the state and then plucked from the orphanage and adopted by an American officer and his wife.

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Authors on the Air is proud to present author Jeff Crawford IN CONVERSATION with Reavis Wortham.

About Rev and his books: Author Reavis Z. Wortham's first novel, The Rock Hole, is described by Kirkus Reviews as "an unpretentious gem written to the hilt and harrowing in its unpredictability." Kirkus also listed it as one of the "Top 12 Mysteries of 2011." Reavis also penned Doreen's 24 HR Eat Gas Now Café. More than 2,500 newspaper and magazine articles bear the byline of this award-winning Texas writer. The Rock Hole was a finalist in the prestigious Benjamin Franklin Award presented by the Independent Book Publishers Association, is a member of Mystery Writers of America, the Writers' League of Texas, International Association of Crime Writers (North American Branch), and International Thriller Writers.

Host author Jeff Crawford is former cowboy, proud Scott, still outdoorsman, constant writer of suspense--thrillers--twists & turns. Learn more here https://www.facebook.com/jeff.crawford.5283

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Tina Hogan Grant is not a shrinking violet type of gal. Not only has she spent years working on a fishing boat with her husband, she's also not afraid to admit that the adventures of her character, Tammy Mellow, are based on her own experiences with difficult life situations. An inspiring and heart felt conversation!

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Pamela Fagan Hutchins chats with Libby Fischer Hellmann about her sweeping Vietnam-era epic, A BEND IN THE RIVER, and about how when all else fails, don't forget to ask your water aerobics instructor!!! Gaffing tape may or may not have been involved in this thought-provoking yet fun conversation.

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Michael Schutz was born and raised in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin, where the macabre tales of Ray Bradbury and Stephen King kept him warm at night. He’s seen way too many horror movies to be healthy. He is the author of the novels Plank Children, Edging, and Blood Vengeance. His short fiction has been featured in Crossroads in the Dark II, III, and IV, Ravenwood Quarterly, Dark Moon Digest, and Sanitarium. He lives with his naughty cat-children in northern California. You can keep tabs on him at http://michaelschutzfiction.com

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