Book Nation

Chris and Nell talk with Georgetown-based author Maggie Van Galen, creator of the children's book series "Keeno and Ernest."

Gloucester local Stephanie Strauss is a 19-year-old college student, Taylor Swift lover, Instagram blogger, and now a self-published author.

Strauss’s book “Hopscotch Brain” was released on June 30 and explores mental health, LGBTQ themes, heartbreak and love, getting older, and world issues.

Join Book Nation as the dynamic duo of Chris and Nell talk about her work.

Join Book Nation as we chat with WHDH investigative reporter Harriet "Hank" Phillippi Ryan about her other career as an author of more than a dozen books including her latest "The Murder List," which is on bookstands now.  

Book Nation sits down with Wick Local North intern Christina Rasmussen.

Dan Albert, author of “Are we there yet? The American Automobile, Past, Present, and Driverless,” talks cars, road trips and why some of us will never give up driving.

"Strip Search" podcasters and comic writers Dave London and Pete Chianca join Chris Stevens on this episode of "Book Nation." It's a cross-over rivaled only by the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This week, Chris Stevens and Nell Coakley talk with New York bestselling author William Martin about his new book, "Bound for Gold," his career and the cult-classic horror movie he wrote in 1980. 

The Book Nation's dynamic duo speak Marblehead author and columnist Lisa Sugarman and co-author Debra Fox Gansenberg about their book, "How to Raise Perfectly Imperfect Kids and Be Ok with It."

Boxford author and radio personality Doug Goudie speaks about "A Frost in Hell."

Book Nation sits down with Marblehead author Rich Rubino to chat about the odder side of politics which he covers in his new book "American Politics on the Rocks: The Bizarre Side of American Politics."