Tales with de Sales

Tales with de Sales

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Tales with de Sales episodes

  • Interview with Historical Fiction Author Fiorella de Maria

    Fiorella de Maria writes a broad variety of historical fiction and non-fiction. We discussed the importance of her novel "Poor Banished Children," (Ignatius Press) not only for it's historical significance, but in bringing light to issues of modern human trafficking. She even tells us why Catholic women like her are in the business of delving into mystery and gothic literature.

    https://www.fiorellademaria.com/

    https://ignatius.com/authors/fiorella-de-maria/

    58 min
  • Interview with Contemporary Fiction Author Maya Sinha

    Maya's debut novel,  "The City Mother" from Chrism Press, tells the tale of an unexpected hero. Cara, a homemaker and mother of small children battles forces both interior and exterior in her journey. Will she be victorious? Our conversation ranges widely but we want the listeners and readers to know one thing. When you feel isolated and alone, we SEE you!

    https://chrismpress.com/books/the-city-mother/

    https://www.mayasinhawriter.com/


    52 min
  • Interview with Historical Mystery Author Patricia Meredith

    What a joy it was to chat with Patricia! We geeked out on G.K. Chesterton and The Chosen, and gushed over local businesses and libraries. She's a fascinating gal that I am glad to now call a friend. She has a fantastic audiobook for her latest mystery, "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Taker" available now.


    Contact:

    Website: Patricia-Meredith.com 

    Instagram, Facebook, and Goodreads: @pmeredithauthor

    1 hr 2 min
  • Interview with Gothic Novelist Eleanor Bourg Nicholson

    Eleanor and I had a marvelous time discussing everything from Dickens to Tolkien, diaper contents to Thriller dance parties. Her latest Gothic novel, Brother Wolf, from Chrism Press, was a delicious read. I hope you enjoy this time with her as much as I did.

    Website: www.eleanorbourgnicholson.com

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eleanorbourgnicholson

    1 hr 4 min
  • Interview with Historical Fiction Author Annette Young

    I am so pleased to introduce you to Annette. She was kind enough to virtually join us from Australia! The richness of this episode is astounding. From poetry to novels, philosophy to history, we discussed it all. She's one of those authors you'd love to have over for coffee.

    Website: http://annetteyoung.net/

    Blog where you can keep up to date with current writing and editing activity, fondly described as ‘Leech gathering’ and ‘blood letting’ respectively:  http://adistantprospect.com/blog/

    Facebook: Distant Prospect Publishing - Annette Young

    Follow on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/10569957.Annette_Young

    She welcomes reviews on Amazon and Goodreads.

    1 hr 17 min
  • Interview with Fiction Author Carolyn C. Givens

    Carrie was crackin' open the books left and right. We had a ball digging deep into some of the classics, and enjoyed our conversations regarding the conversions of literature and life. She is the author of Rosefire and a founding member of Bandersnatch Books, a new publishing company aimed at sharing works that are good, true, and beautiful.

    Facebook: @carolynclaregivens

    IG: @carolyncgivens

    Twitter: @carolyncgivens

    Website: carolyncgivens.com


    Bandersnatch Books

    Facebook: @bandersnatchbooks

    IG: @bandersnatchbooks

    Twitter: @bandersnatchbk

    Website: bandersnatchbooks.com

    1 hr 10 min
  • Interview with Romance Author Carolyn Astfalk

    Carolyn Astfalk is a Contemporary Romance Author. Her novel All In Good Time earned an honorable mention at the 2020 Catholic Press Association Book Awards. As president of the Catholic Writers Guild, she encourages other writers and authors to elevate their craft and reach their publication goals. Her Christmas love story, Ornamental Graces, is a great holiday read!

    Website: CarolynAstfalk.com

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarolynMAstfalk

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/CMAstfalk

    Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/3428010-carolyn

    Instagram: https://instagram.com/cmastfalk/


    1 hr 1 min
  • Interview with Sci-Fi Author Karina Fabian

    Karina Fabian is a sci-fi author, wife, mother, veteran, and hilarious person. We had a great time with this wide-ranging conversation that covered everything from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to...mummified chicken. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did! 

    Find more of Karina's work below.

    • Website: http://fabianspace.com
    • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karina.fabian
    • Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/KarinaFabian
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karinafabian/
    • MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/karinafabian

    • 1 hr 6 min
    • Interview with Historical Romance Author Rhonda Ortiz

      Rhonda Ortiz is a historical romance author and founding editor of Chrism Press. We explore the world of Colonial Boston from her book "In Pieces", discuss Jane Austen, and...spiders. 

      https://rhondaortiz.com/

      https://chrismpress.com/

      Social Media:

      facebook.com/writingrhonda 

      instagram.com/rhondafranklinortiz 

      goodreads.com/rhondafranklinortiz 

      pinterest.com/rhondafranklinortiz

      1 hr 4 min
    • Interview with Sci-Fi Author A.R.K. Watson

      This interview with A.R.K. Watson, a sci-fi author with a fabulous mind, takes us from a colony on Mars to the Mississippi. She shares about her life as an American living abroad in Korea, the development of her business at https://catholicreads.com/ and educates me about book genres I didn't know existed. Check out her website at https://arkwatson.com/ or follow her on Instagram @arkwatson.


      58 min

    About Tales with de Sales

    From the publisher's feed

    A podcast exploring fiction that cultivates the good, the true, and the beautiful. We interview authors about their work as well as literature that inspires them. So pull up a chair and grab a cup of coffee. You might just find an addition to your "to be read" pile.