“Why didn’t anyone remind me that this was going to be published?” Monica talks with Eva Hagburg Fisher about the making of her book – How To Be Loved – a memoir of a lifesaving friendship. ” When I was writing the book, I really was just in the world of the book. The book Read More

“The first year that I did it I remember kind of thinking ‘What did I get myself into?’ ’cause every night I’d have to come up with a mission for the next morning.” Sarah Linden joins Writers voices to talk about the creation of – North Pole Ninjas – Mission Christmas, along with her co-author Read More

“I think a lot of writers who write crime fiction have turned to it to metabolize fear. Probably a lot of readers turn to crime fiction for the same reason.” Lisa Unger talking about her novel “Under My Skin. “For me the human psyche, the brain..that is the place of intense curiosity and probably most Read More

“Every book we do is about inspiration; people beating the odds and telling their story.” Writers Voices talks with Elizabeth Ann Atkins and Catherine Marie Atkins Greenspan of Two Sisters Writing and Publishing. “Catherine and I are just on a mission to do good in the world.” Who I am is deep down inside me, Read More

Monica and Caroline talk food with Lisa Joy Mitchell and her new cookbook – Sacred and Delicious. …”all living creatures and all human beings have these patterns…dynamic principals that are working in our body. So we are looking to uncover what is the basic imbalance your experiencing and therefore how can we balance it….Most people Read More

Monica talks with tech novel writer Marie Lu on her new novel – Wild Card. “…There’s both good and bad things that come with technology; allot of those questions went into Wild Card. …. In our real world, our tech giants, they tried to make things.. in the beginning, with very good intentions… but the Read More

“She ( the main character) was traveling along the same lines that our country had, when it came to some of the gay rights movement, in a way.” Tammy Lynne Stoner talks about her novel, Sugarland ” It was a difficult time to be a woman for sure and she really was there to represent Read More

“I think human beings have to deal with a lot of weird things regardless of race/class/gender; and a lot of things that are like terrifying. So as an artist I just want to explore these things.” Kiese Laymon talks to Writers Voices about his new memoir – Heavy, an American memoir. ” My mom just Read More

“I think people who are more liberal and progressive need to stop drinking the purple kool aid that the media is serving up….I’m writing an expose about how great (the Veterans Health Administration ) is.” Journalist Suzanne Gordon speaks about veterans, health care and her new book – Wounds of War. “The VHA is way Read More

Ellen Keith speaks with Writers Voices about her new historical novel – The Dutch Wife. Set in Amsterdam and Germany during WW2 and in Argentina in the 1970’s. “I was really amazed that after the horrors of WW2 and the cases of mass genocide, that there were still so many other atrocities that took place Read More