In The Author's Voice

In The Author's Voice

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In The Author's Voice episodes

  • In The Author's Voice: Sting
    (Grand Central )

    Sandra Brown’s latest suspense novel, Sting, hit book stores this week.  WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with the New York Times best selling author about her new book and what keeps her inspired after more than 60-novels.

    In the Author’s Voice is a listener supported service of WSIU Radio and Southern Illinois University.

    13 min
  • In The Author's Voice: The Jaguar Man

    The Jaguar Man is the latest from  Author and documentary playwright Lara Naughton.  It's a memoir that chronicles a harrowing event that took place in her life while on vacation in Belize.  WSIU's Jeff Williams talked with Naughton about the book, the experience, and her journey of healing in this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    13 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Blood Flag
    (Harper Collins)

    New York Times bestselling author Steve Martini is out with his latest legal thriller.  It’s called Blood Flag and is rooted in the history of Nazi Germany.  WSIU Radio's Jeff Williams recently talked with Martini about his latest installment in the Paul Madriani series for this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    13 min
  • Summer Travel Planning

    Memorial Day officially kicks off the summer vacation season.  The U.S. Travel Association says Americans will take nearly 1.7-billion leisure trips this year.  Some of those trips could be as close as a local state park or as far away as a cross country excursion.  A free travel planning website, Gogobot, can help you decide where to go and what to do while you're on vacation.  WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with travel expert Krista Canfield about the website and this year's trending vacation destinations.

    9 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Lady Lucy's Quest
    (Shires Press)

    A new children’s book, Lady Lucy’s Quest,  tells the story of a feisty young heroine who believes in the power of the possible. 

    It’s written by Karen Gross who is a former college president and former senior policy advisory at the US Department of Education. 

    WSIU Radio's Jeff Williams recently talked with Gross about the book and what inspired her to write a story for children.

    In The Author's Voice is a web-based series of WSIU Radio.

    12 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Passed and Present
    (Seal Press)

    A new “how to” book suggests creative ways that we can remember loved ones who will never be forgotten.  It's a guide to how we can move beyond grief to celebrating the joy and affection of loved one's memories.    Loss survivor, author and journalist Allison Gilbert’s new book is Passed and Present: Keeping Memories of Loved Ones Alive.   WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with Gilbert about the book for this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    13 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Alibaba
    (Harper Collins)

    Alibaba is one of the world's largest online shopping malls.  A new book, Alibaba: The House That Jack Ma Built chronicles the humble origins of its founder and the company that is now a $200-billion industry.  WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with the book's author Duncan Clark for this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    15 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Raymie Nightingale

    Author Kate DiCamillo is out with her latest novel.   The two-time Newberry Medalist ‘s latest  book for young readers is Raymie Nightingale.  WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with DiCamillo about the book for this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    Raymie Nightingale is available from Candlewick Press.    In The Author’s Voice is an online feature of WSIU Public Radio.

    10 min
  • In The Author's Voice: Pirate Hunters
    (Random House)

    Imagine scouring the globe for the remains of one of the rarest of artifacts - a 17th Century pirate ship known as the Golden Fleece.   Writer Robert Kurson chronicles the journey of two treasure hunters in search of respected British sea Captain turned pirate Joseph Bannister's infamous ship.   WSIU's Jeff Williams talks with Kurson about his book Pirate Hunters for this edition of In The Author's Voice.

    14 min
  • In The Author's Voice: The 14th Colony
    (Minotaur Books)

    New York Times bestselling author Steve Berry is out this week with his latest Cotton Malone adventure. The 14th Colony has what's left of the Magellan Billet working to uncover the plot of a former KGB mastermind that dates back to the Cold War.  WSIU's Jeff Williams recently talked with Berry about his latest novel and a quirk in the Constitution.

    12 min

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In the Author's Voice features an in-depth discussion about the latest in fiction and nonfiction. WSIU anchors talk with local and national authors about their latest works and the issues they cover.