In The Human Trial, award-winning novelist, Audrey Gale, tells the remarkable story of Randall Archer, an underprivileged adolescent-turned-Harvard student with great ambitions of becoming a pathologist. Set in the 1930’s Depression era, “The story is about a young man from a violently abusive home who happens to be absolutely brilliant… he’s finished high school by Read More

In Brother Maria, poet and playwright who writes under the pseudonym of Brother Ludovico, tells a story set in 14th century Italy during the time of the largest and most fatal pandemic in recorded human history, the Black Death. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize by publisher Rodney Charles, the tome is a medieval historical fiction Read More

Multi-award winning novelist, Hannah Lynn, visits us to discuss her first historical fiction novel, Athena’s Child. Her story, which is a retelling of the myth of Medusa, was the 2020 Gold Medalist at the Independent Publisher’s Award. As for what drew her to write this version of the ancient tale, Lynn said, “…I was drawn Read More

Author of hundreds of essays and a dozen books, Robert Boyers, joins Writer’s Voices to discuss his newest book, Maestros and Monsters: Days and Nights with Susan Sontag and George Steiner. Categorized as a memoir, this book is about Boyers’ close friendships with both Sontag and Steiner, both brilliant and intellectual minds, who despised each Read More

In Living and Leaving My Legacy, educator, speaker and author, Merle R. Saferstein, writes a two volume memoir drawn from her vast collection of personal journal writing. The first volume, which was published in June 2022, covers her earlier life and discusses her career, her marriage, and raising children, and the second volume, released in Read More

Former graphic designer and current technical writer, Sierra Godfrey, stops by to discuss her second novel, The Second Chance Hotel: A Novel. Set in a fictional island in Greece, The Second Chance Hotel is a romantic comedy that follows Amelia Lang, a young woman from San Francisco, who goes through a series of unfortunate events, Read More

Former entertainment lawyer and screenwriter, Kelly Sather, visits us to discuss her debut short story collection, Small in Real Life: Stories . Her book is filled with nine of her short stories and while most of the stories are set in sunny California, all them contain an element of sadness to it. Sather elaborates, “Yes, Read More

In Morning in This Broken World, novelist and creative writing instructor, Katrina Kittle, tells the story of Vivian Laurent, a 74-year-old recent widow, Luna, a 30-year-old single mother of two, and Luna’s two children, Wren and Cooper. Vivian is a resident at the nursing facility that Luna works at and where Luna cared for Vivian’s Read More

In Key West Sketches: Writer’s at Mile Zero, veteran American journalist and former editor-in-chief of Cuisine, American Health, and Smithsonian magazines, Carey Winfrey, delights us with a collection of essays written by authors who have lived and worked in Key West, Florida. The town, which has long been a hotspot for American writers, has been Read More

Academic advisor and early career development expert, Ana Homayoun, joins us to discuss her latest book, Erasing the Finish Line: The New Blueprint For Success Beyond Grades and College Admission. Written as a guide for middle schoolers, high schoolers and their families, her book focuses on the essential skills and strategies students need to be Read More