Writer's Voices

“When I write I see it as a movie. I think I write very visually.” Kari Bovee teaches and inspires, talking about her new historical fiction mystery – Grace in the Wings. ” (I) try and figure out the motivation that these people had and put them in a situation that they would have never Read More

Never underestimate the power of a good word or deed.

“I will be honest. Mormon history has lots of little things that make murder mystery writers very happy.” D.B. Bartley discusses her craft and her love of mystery writing, talking about her new novel – Death in the Covenant. “I don’t think any particular religion has any monopoly on either goodness or badness…. We all Read More

The only way you can truly repay those who’ve helped you is by helping others.

“My over all goal was to harness the spirit of fun and whimsy and a kind of madcap adventure, and have that spirit infuse my novel.” Giggle and laugh along with Writers Voices as we talk with Rajani LaRossi about her new novel for children – Midsummer’s Mayhem. “She ( the main character) thinks of Read More

If possible in life, do what you love and love what you do.

“It was as if I was betraying my gender by doing something that, you know, a man should be doing.” Author and poet Karen Auvinen talks about her memoir – Rough Beauty – 40 seasons of mountain living. “The memoir is really about my deep relationship with landscape which became a pretty deep relationship with Read More

You don’t pick the dog, the dog picks you.

“I’ve always been a story teller.” John Jamison shares his insights on life and writing, talking about his new book – Disbelief – the third of a series of Emily Graham thrillers. “Emily is the driving character, she is a living, breathing thing. ‘She’ carries the scars of every chapter of every book she’s been Read More

Technological progress is like an axe in the hand of a pathological criminal.