Authors on the Air Global Radio Network

The writing team known as Imogen Kealy stepped into the Interrogation Room to answer a few questions about their writing, craft, and co-writing partnership. Comprised of American screenwriter Darby Kealey and British novelist and television director Imogen Robertson, their first project is entitled LIBERATION, and it details a part of the story of real-life WWII hero Nancy Wake. Darby and his producer first found Ms. Wake’s story and he composed a screenplay which is currently being adapted into a feature film by Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway. In addition to discussing craft elements essential to screenwriting and concise creative works, our conversation touched on a number of topics relevant to every novelist who wants to turn their words into market success. This is among the most informative episodes of this podcast, and you'll notice the bias for Nancy and her story.

In this episode, Imogen, Darby, and Gavin Reese discussed co-writing partnerships; critical elements of fiction and screenplays; the accuracy demanded of historical fiction and thrillers; and their hopes that writers help pay tribute to more undersung heroes like Nancy Wake.

LIBERATION:

https://www.amazon.com/Liberation-Imogen-Kealey-ebook/dp/B07W54CKFD/

Gavin's works:

https://www.amazon.com/Gavin-Reese/e/B072W5PPGS/

Gavin's site:

https://gavinreese.com

Debut author Elle Marr steps into the Interrogation Room to clear up a few things about her writing, craft, and research. Originally from Sacramento, California, Elle spent considerable time and effort exploring Southern California’s urban wilderness before ex-patting to France. She lived in Paris for three wine-and-cheese-filled years, during which time she earned a master’s degree from Sorbonne University. Now back in the US, Elle lives and writes near Portland, Oregon, and her first published story is not to be missed.

For this episode, Elle and host Gavin Reese discuss her experiences as an ex-pat and master's student in France; self-taught writing craft; the Paris underbelly; and who Elle would choose to investigate her homicide.

Paul has done a lot of different things in his life to draw experiences from, caver, photographer, Scadian, brewmaster, musician with the late 80's early 90's punk band The Repressed, music critic for Spark-Plug Magazine, DJ, as long as it's interesting. Originally from Philadelphia Pennsylvania, he's lived all over the United States, finally settling in the mountains of Appalachia for the peace,and adventure they provide. He loves his wife Leslie and his three children two adult chidlren living in his native Pennsylvania and a teenage boy living at home, and with the boy about it's a wonder, he gets any writing done at all. His last name is pronounced "Loo vah shev ski", no seriously, that's it.

Mainly known for short stories, his debut novel "I Never Eat....Cheesesteak" was on the Amazon best seller list for vampire horror, and more novels are coming in the near future.

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Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes book reviewer, author, editor and journalist Gabino Iglesias to the studio. Gabino is the author of COYOTE SONGS, ZERO SAINTS (both from Broken River Books), and GUTMOUTH (Eraserhead Press). He is the book reviews editor at PANK Magazine, the TV/film editor at Entropy Magazine, and a columnist for LitReactor and CLASH Media. His nonfiction has appeared in places like The New York Times, the Los Angeles Review of Books, the LA Times, El Nuevo Día, and other venues. The stuff that's made up has been published in places like Red Fez, Flash Fiction Offensive, Drunk Monkeys, Bizarro Central, Paragraph Line, Divergent Magazine, Cease, Cows, and many horror, crime, surrealist, and bizarro anthologies. When not writing or reading, he has worked as a dog whisperer, witty communications professor, and ballerina assassin. His reviews are published in places like NPR, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Criminal Element, The Rumpus, Heavy Feather Review, Atticus Review, Entropy, HorrorTalk, Necessary Fiction, Crimespree, and other print and online venues. He teaches at SNHU's MFA program.

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Writing Wrongs Radio host Bill Myers welcomes award-winning and best-selling author Paul Levine. Paul is the Amazon Number One Bestselling Author of the "Jake Lassiter" and "Solomon vs. Lord" series. The international bestseller BUM RAP brings together the protagonists of both series in an explosive murder case set on glitzy South Beach.

Levine worked as a newspaper reporter, a law professor and a trial lawyer before becoming a full-time novelist. Obviously, he cannot hold a job. Paul claims that writing fiction comes naturally: he told whoppers for many years in his legal briefs. His books have been translated into 23 languages, none of which he can Levine's first novel, TO SPEAK FOR THE DEAD, introduced the world to Jake Lassiter, an NFL linebacker turned hard-nosed lawyer. Lassiter has been described by Booklist as "one of the most entertaining series characters in contemporary crime fiction." Eleven of Levine's thrillers have hit Number One bestseller status on Amazon in their genres, and in June 2015, he was the #1 bestselling author on Amazon Kindle. Levine has won the John D. MacDonald fiction award , was nominated for an Edgar Allan Poe Award, the Macavity, the International Thriller Writers Award, the Shamus Award, and the James Thurber Humor Prize. He was a trial lawyer before becoming a full-time novelist and a writer for the TV series JAG.

Host William L Myers Jr.'s first book A Criminal Defense became the #6 best-selling book on Amazon Kindle in 2017. An Engineered Injustice, A Killer’s Alibi, and A Criminal Justice is available now are the Philadephia Legal Series.

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On this episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot speaks to Conor Knighton about his new book "Leave Only Footprints: My Acadia-to-Zion Journey Through Every National Park."

A native of Charleston, West Virginia, Conor Knighton is an Emmy-winning correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning, America's #1 Sunday morning news program. He has also hosted shows on Current TV, AMC, and Bio Channel.

Join us this episode with Tricia Silverman – Registered Dietitian, Author and Wellness Coach.

We’re talking about choosing positive for your body, mind and soul – follow your dreams, one step at a time.

Want to check out our work?

https://www.triciasilverman.com/

www.mirandaoh.com

www.jennagreene.ca

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Mary SanGiovanni is the Bram Stoker-nominated author of the Kathy Ryan novels, Savage Woods, Chills, and numerous other novels, novellas and short stories. She also contributed to DC Comics’ House of Horror anthology, alongside comic book legends Howard Chaykin and Keith Giffen. She has been writing fiction for over a decade, has a Master’s in writing popular fiction from Seton Hill University, and is a member of The Authors Guild, Penn Writers, and International Thriller Writers.

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Authors on the Air and the Pat Conroy Literary Center present Jonathan Haupt and poet Tim Conroy IN CONVERSATION.

Tim Conroy is a poet and former educator. His work has been published in journals, magazines, and compilations, including Fall Lines, Auntie Bellum, Blue Mountain Review, Jasper, Marked by the Water, and Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy. In 2017, Muddy Ford Press published his first book of poetry, Theologies of Terrain, edited by Columbia, South Carolina, poet laureate Ed Madden. A founding board member of the Pat Conroy Literary Center established in his brother’s honor, Tim Conroy lives in Columbia.

Host Jonathan Haupt Kentucky-born Jonathan Haupt has served as Director of the University of South Carolina Press and, prior to that, as USC Press’s Assistant Director for sales and marketing. Under Haupt’s leadership, USC Press was honored with a South Carolina Governors Award in the Humanities, given in recognition of the Press’s commitment to education through humanities publishing. In 2013, he established the Press’s acclaimed Story River Books fiction imprint, edited by Pat Conroy and named by Garden & Gun magazine as one of the top ten things to love about the South. His directorship at USC Press has been defined by a consistent commitment to serving the interests of writers and readers in and beyond South Carolina. Haupt created the Pat Conroy at 70 Festival in October 2015, an immersive literary event that was equal parts birthday celebration, book festival, writers conference, film festival, civic pride ceremony, community outreach program, and family reunion. Following Conroy’s death, Haupt remade the festival as the Pat Conroy Literary Festival.

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Alison Hammer refers to her much anticipated debut novel, You and Me and Us, as a mother/daughter love story, a wonderful description for a family drama. She and host Kerry Schafer/Kerry Anne King discuss the challenges of launching a book during Covid 19, but also delve into some fun facts from Alison's past, including an appearance on America's Funniest Videos, and something a little surprising on her resumé.