The Writer's Block

Gerry and I hosted writer Peggy Chambers. A wonderful writer and certainly one that keeps your attention with her page burner,"Secrets of Sandlot Island" Her process is different but very interesting and her style we all envied. She was in her grandparents old recliner...good on you, Peggy. Keep those books coming.

Thursday, Bobbi Jean and I hosted writer, Jeff McArthur on The Writer's Block. I was an interesting and fast paced hour that was over much too soon. If you haven't heard of or read Jeff's book, "Two Gun Hart", it's highly recommended if you have a historical interest in prohibition, the Capone family and the 1920's and 30's. Jeff is welcome back any time, and we hope he accepts our invitation. We also has a surprise call-in by author Eric Heisner, all in all, a great evening indeed.

Thursday, Russ and I hosted writer, author, nurse...and so much more, Serita Stevens to the Writer's Block. It was a gas. We had a great time and the information she put out was invaluable. Her book; "Against Her Will" is a must read for all ages over age 10. Pick it up!

Thursday, Bobbi and I, for our one year anniversary, hosted writer, blogger, poet, equestrian, and all around great gal, Gina McKnight on the Writer's Block. The conversation was light and fun but very informative as Gina is a wealth of knowledge where blogging, poetry and children's books are concerned. Make sure you listen to the podcast, it's really worth your hour.

Thursday night, in studio, we, well, actually Bobbi had author Sue Detisch writing as Blake S. Lee. Her novel, "Rest Now Beloved" is a fine example of writing, and her commentary was fresh, exuberant and enjoyable. Sue is a pleasure to speak with and we hope to see her again on the Writer's Block show.

Thursday, Russ filled in for me so he and Bobby Jean interviewed author John Hegenberger about his new books available now at Amazon. Along with John, actor Joanne Baron called in and discussed a play opening soon in Santa Monica. Give a listen, Not being on, I thoroughly enjoyed the show.

Thursday, Bobbi and I enjoyed writer JB Hogan on the Writer's Block. A great insight in his process, his stories, poems, prose and short stories. Jerry has been a friend of our Facebook page, The Writer's Block Radio Show. We hope you enjoy the podcast and don't forget to like us on Facebook, LA Talk Radio as well.

Thursday, Russ and I had writer Richard Paolinelli as a guest on The Writer's Block. Richard is a refreshing speaker and a knowledgeable writer of several genres.His book about the history of football in Turloc, California is filled with stories and anecdotes of football programs current and past. His fiction is descriptive and interesting. It certainly keeps the reader justified in finishing the book. In all, a great guest and an invitation to return whenever he wants to.

Thursday Bobbi and I had a wonderful conversation with Ken Dunn,, founder of the Readers Legacy and forum and on-line service dealing with authors and their works. A fascinating man, Ken is making it happen for thousands of authors and writers o all genres. We also spoke with Bob Brill of ANX 1070 radio about his books and the Cowboy Festival in Newhall's William S Hart Park in Old Town Newhall on April 23-24, 2016.

Tonight Bobbi and I had a very interesting show. First we had a word for departed friend, George Brownley, then the book extravaganza at USC this weekend, then author Douglas Sandler joined us for a half hour talking about his new book, Bad Memories. Then, we moved on to Henry Parke and his western blog, the Cowboy Festival April 23rd & 24th, and then very welcome surprise, author and friend, Dale Jackson called in to chat. A busy night on The Writer's Block.