The Story Station

Despite his name, Anthony Butler is not, in fact, a butler. Let's call him Anthony Author, shall we? 

https://www.anthonydbutler.com/ 

If you hate waiting for the next book in a series, Jeff Wheeler is the author for you! On average, Jeff writes a series a year. How, you might ask? Maybe it's magic, just like his books. 

https://jeff-wheeler.com/ 

Poet Mark Bennion talks about "capturing the ineffable" through writing and wordplay. 

Joe IDAHO, author and archeologist, shares how he digs up great stories. 

https://www.joeidaho.com/ 

Craig and Jaleesa Snow discuss writing as a team, heightening tension in conflict, and developing magic and technology in a steampunk setting. Their debut novel, Everblade, is a clean, thrilling adventure that will keep you at the edge of your seat! 

https://www.craigandjaleesasnow.com/ 

Reading is an adventure, and so is writing! Carla Crane Osborn talks about the magic of writing children's books. 

https://www.gonasreadingranch.com/

As a writer, Patricia Marcantonio wears several hats, including a chef's hat with her latest novel, Trini's Magic Kitchen. Sample Patricia's hors d'oeuvres of writing tips in a variety of flavors, including mystery and YA fiction.

https://patriciamarcantonio.com/

Janine Gilbert talks about all things screenwriting! Maybe this episode should be called "Scene V," instead of "Chapter 5." 

Welcome to the Story Station! 

Bethany Schultz Hurst, author of award-winning poetry books Blueprint and Ruin and Miss Lost Nation, shares her writing process and some of her favorite forms of poetry.

https://www.bethanyschultzhurst.com/