Frank E. Hopkins is an indie author with three works of fiction under his belt. In this podcast, we discuss Baby Boomer themes, details upon details, and abandoned homes.

Melissa Reddish is a fiction short-story writer who was recently published by Tailwinds Press. Melissa, a graduate of Washington College, received her MFA from American University and now teaches English at Wor-Wic Community College

Carol K. Psaros has published two historical fiction books that focus on the ecology, culture, and people of Delaware. Carol talked with us about her most recent work, Chickens and Mosquitoes.

Dr. Benjamin Beck, a Smithsonian Institution Scientist Emeritus, is a fiction and science writer who recently published his second novel, Ape. Ben visited the podcast to explore the science behind his novels and how he moved between writing styles.

Jeffrey sat down with us to tell the story of the Mesabi Iron Range in Minnesota and its lasting place in American history.

Kelly Hughes Roberts is a Delmarva cooking and fitness icon who is also passionate about writing. In this podcast, Kelly talked with us about her great passions - food, fitness, kids, and writing.

Don Singleton talks about his two short story collections and "telling it like it is."

Barbara Lockhart talks about her writing.

Joan Cooper discusses her fiction series.

Andrew Heller discusses his Young Adult Series "Samuel Smythe."