What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Karen E. Osborne

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Karen E. Osborne talks with novelist and former professor Diane Hawley Nagatomo about writing cross-cultural stories, identity, and her novels Finding Naomi, and The Making of Us. A thoughtful conversation on belonging, learning, and storytelling.

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Karen E. Osborne talks with author and editor Cate Perry about her novel Before the Next Mistake. They discuss writing from multiple points of view, women’s lives at different stages, self-reflection, and great historical fiction recommendations.

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Karen E. Osborne talks with historical fiction and mystery writer Mary Ann Noe about Shadows Behind the Scenery, writing stories inspired by real people, WWII espionage research, and what’s next in her series.

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Karen E. Osborne talks with award-winning historical and rural fiction author Joan Donaldson about writing through loss, resilience, community, and the books shaping her TBR pile.

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Karen E. Osborne talks with best-selling physician-authors Graham Elder and Laura Cody about their debut medical thriller Call Game. They discuss collaboration, accountability, writing what you know, and why their creative partnership works so well.

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Karen E. Osborne talks with metaphysical thriller writer Bill Combs about faith-driven storytelling, The Matrix comparison, his Ascension Chronicles (Quantum Gate, Echoes of Atlantis), and what he’s learned about himself through writing.

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Karen E. Osborne welcomes back Amazon bestselling author Lucille Guarino to celebrate publication day for Lunch Tales: Teagan. They discuss the setting, characters, romance, and what’s next in the Lunch Tales series.

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Award-winning author Karen E. Osborne talks with Laura McHale Holland about Shinbone Lane, a novel inspired by Laura’s decades living in 1970s San Francisco. They discuss her writing journey, magical realism, research, and how setting shapes story and character.

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Wayne Turmel on The Deserter, Genre-Switching & Writing Across Forms

Award-winning author Karen E. Osborne talks with Wayne Turmel on publication day of The Deserter. They discuss writing nonfiction versus fiction, fantasy versus historical adventure, research surprises, what’s next, and book recommendations.

Hosted by Karen E. Osborne, award-winning and bestselling author.

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