Kelley talks with author Wade Rouse, who also writes under the pen name Viola Shipman, about his latest Viola Shipman novel, The Edge of Summer; writing both memoir and fiction; the story behind his choice to use a pen name; how he keeps from burning out while publishing (at least) two books a year, and much more... 

Kelley talks with author Daniel Turtel about his debut novel, Greetings From Asbury Park, writing about "taboo" topics, the value of an MFA, and much more.

Kelley talks with bestselling author Camille Pagan about her latest novel, Everything Must Go, her work as an Author Coach, her best advice for aspiring authors, why she doesn't do book tours, and much more.

Kelley talks with Author Taylor Brown about his new novel Wingwalkers, the challenge of embodying his literary hero William Faulkner, the strict writing routine that's kept him from burnout through publishing 5 novels in 6 years, and his super cool "day job."

Kelley talks with Christopher Bunton, Executive Producer of the new movie The Duke, about how he wrote a screenplay based on his grandfather's alleged theft of the famous Duke of Wellington painting from London's National Gallery, pitched his idea to movie producers, and got his family's incredible true story developed into a critically-acclaimed major motion picture starring Helen Mirren and Jim Broadbent. 

Kelley talks with Literary Agent Eleanor Jackson and gets an insider's take on publishing.  Eleanor talks about how she finds her clients, what she's looking for when she reads a submission from a new author, her idea of the perfect cover letter,  the step by step process of what happens from the moment she takes on a new manuscript to the day the published book hits shelves, and a lot more!  

Kelley talks with Author Maggie Smith about her debut novel, Truth and Other Lies. 

Kelley talks with Author Adele Myers about her debut novel, The Tobacco Wives.

Kelley talks with editor Alexandra Shelley and gets a peek behind the scenes of the publishing world.

Kelley talks with author Julia Dahl about her new book, The Missing Hours; publishing in the time of COVID; how her work has evolved since becoming a parent; and what she wishes she'd known before publishing her first novel.