MadLit Musings with Jaime Jo Wright

In this conversation, Jaime Jo Wright and Liz Johnson discuss Liz's new Christmas novel, 'Meddling with Mistletoe.' They also talk about why Christmas books release in September, Prince Edward Island, and their favorite parts of Christmas. Don't miss it!

Jaime Jo Wright hangs out with Bill Myers, the best-selling author of McGee & Me, Wally McDougal, the Rendezvous With God series, and more! Bill shares his journey of saying yes to God, even when he didn't feel qualified or interested in writing. He talks about how God led him into the world of filmmaking and writing, and how he has seen the power of storytelling to impact people's lives. The power of "YES".

Join Jaime Jo Wright and Rosanna White discuss two fall releases: 'Christmas at Sugarplum Manor' and 'An Honorable Deception.' It's always an exciting conversation with Roseanna in the house--spies, espionage, romance, and now CHRISTMAS!

In this episode, author Marlene Williams discusses her book 'All Men Are Liars' and the inspiration behind it. The book is a 1970s Jesus Revolution romance and Marlene talks about the struggle of compromising one's authenticity to fit into the conservative Christian world and the battle between conscience and compromise. She emphasizes the importance of embracing one's individuality and shining a light that is different from the world. Marline and Jaime Jo discuss the significance of the Jesus Revolution in the 1970s and its impact from the music, the sense of community, and the freedom to express their faith.

In this conversation, Jamie Jo Wright and Heidi McCahan discuss Heidi's writing journey and her experience writing romance novels set in Alaska. Heidi shares her love for Alaska and the unique and fun adventures she had as a kid. They also talk about the importance of authenticity in writing and the joy of connecting with readers.

She's BACK! And with Erica Vetsch comes more espionage and mayhem set in the Regency era. And we may also chat a bit of rugby too.

There's a lot of oft forgotten history, and a feather duster factory might just be one. Throw in a taste of Beauty and the Beast and you have a historical novel from Rachel Fordham that's worth hearing about. Eavesdrop today!