Book Talk with Claire Harris

Book Talk with Claire Harris

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Book Talk with Claire Harris episodes

  • Gary McGinnis Interview 28 April 2018
    I'm talking to Gary McGinnis about his book Good For One Ride, a book that prepares the reader to reflect on the psychological and spiritual aspects affecting those that have experienced combat. Gary served with the Army in the Tet Offensive in 1968 as a Water Purification Specialist attached to the Infantry. He suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.
    1 min
  • George Neeb Interview 22 April 2018
    Interviewing George Neeb about his children's educational book Pharaoh's Arrow. A tale set in Ancient Egypt and George also created the beautiful illustrations too, this is one talented man!  Akia loves living in an oasis far from the Nile River with her father. But when she is faced with another family tragedy, Akia embarks on a plan of revenge that takes her to the ancient capital of Memphis and to meet Almighty Pharaoh. She quickly learns that vengeance isn't as easy as it may seem! Come visit Ancient Egypt through a tale told in rhyming couplets, authentic hieroglyphics and historic papyrus paintings come to life.
    15 min
  • George Neeb
    Interviewing George Neeb about his children's educational book Pharaoh's Arrow. A tale set in Ancient Egypt and George also created the beautiful illustrations too, this is one talented man!
    11 min
  • Anita Shaw Interview 14 April 2018
    I'm talking with Anita Shaw about her book While I Wait - My journey through infertility. A five year heart-breaking experience of an inability to conceive. Anita decided to write her book to enlighten others and bring encouragement along the way. Her book is receiving great feedback over on Amazon including "Powerful, strong, compelling and spiritual", "Many life lessons contained in the story" and "This book gave me so much hope!"
    11 min
  • Bob Emery Interview 18 April 2018
    I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. 
    A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way?the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.
    15 min
  • Robert Emery Interview 07 April 2018
    I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth.
    A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.
    11 min
  • Robert Emery Interview 07 April 2018
    I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth.
    A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.
    1 min
  • Ronald B Harris Interview 01 April 2018
    Interview with Ronald B Harris about his new memoir My Life My Story. Chatting about life in London's East End during the lead up to WWII, becoming a London taxi driver to owner of the UK's most successful niche tour operator and finally to retirement leading U3A member on guided historical tours of Ron's beloved London.
    11 min
  • Keith Hirshland Interview 24 March 2018
    Talking to Keith Hirshland about his book The Flower Girl Murder.
    Daisy Burns was a likable, devoted wife and mother who spent her spare time volunteering at school events. Everyone loved Daisy. So why would someone shoot her three times and dump her body behind a Planned Parenthood chapter in North Carolina?
    16 min
  • Carol Hibbs Interview 17 March 2018
    Talking to Carol Hibbs. Carol is the author of Forever Ends, a Paranormal Romance minus vampires but with 'things that go bump in the night! Carol chats to me about the pro's of self-publishing, where she found the inspiration for writing, why she decided not to target Forever Ends at the Young Adult audience and her upcoming sequels.
    13 min

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Book Talk Radio Club interviews authors about their books and the inspiration behind their writing and genre. Authors range from Thriller genres to Self-Help and everything in between. Book Talk Radio…