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Another interview! I had a lovely conversation with Steve Braker about his books and life on the coast of East Africa. His books feature William Brody, a former military man just trying to find some peace but somehow finds trouble instead. Even if you don't normally read action/adventure books, I think you'll really enjoy these.
Check out his website and find him on social media:
https://stevebrakerbooks.com
https://www.facebook.com/AfricanOceanAdventures/
https://www.instagram.com/africanoceanadventures/
Okay, look, this has proven to be a difficult undertaking. I'm doing my best. On that note, in this episode, I interviewed Sam Thiara, author of Lost and Found: Seeking the Past and Finding Myself. It's a fantastic book and a definite must read, especially if you are struggling with defining yourself and your cultural heritage in this sea of ever-growing efforts to embrace, discover, and defend one's place in this crazy and confusing time we live in. I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation and that you even learn a little something.
Below are a few links where you can find more information:
http://www.sam-thiara.com/
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/sthiara
As per usual, I'm a disorganized mess but this episode is not!
I had the pleasure of interviewing David Carter. We talk about his books, pets, and whether or not all dogs (animals in this case) go to heaven. His recently published book, The Rat Reverend Clancy and the Seven Sacraments, is a fun but also insightful read. You can find more information at his website: https://davidlcarter.wixsite.com/mysite
In this episode, I'm interviewing Stephen Murray, author of the most recently published, Discreetly Yours. I really hope you enjoy this as it will be the first of many interviews.
Where to find him:
Yes, I will still be reading out loud, but this being a podcast revolving around books, I would be remiss if I didn't include interviews with authors. I suppose you could consider these episodes, Books You Didn't Know You Needed To Hear About. I plan on putting interviews between books because no one likes to be interrupted when they're reading. Technically, you're not reading them, I am, but that's not the point!
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