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My guest is bestselling writer Tom Fowler. He is the author of the C.T. Ferguson mysteries and the John Tyler thrillers, both of which are set in his home town of Baltimore.

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My guest is Jill Phillips, the author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960’s Post-War London Through One Family’s Story.

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My guest is Caroline Malloy, who is a former academic, but now is a book coach as well as a resident historian onboard cruise ships.

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My guest is Tammy Euliano, who is all of the things in the title of this episode. She’s published two medical thrillers, Fatal Intent and Misfire, and teaches at the University of Florida.

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My guest is Sarah Chauncey, who is a writer, editor, and book coach. She also maintains a website called Living the Mess, where she writes and blogs about anxiety, depression, and rewiring your brain for inner peace. 

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My guest is Kyle Evans, who is a product designer, writer, podcaster, and general thinker about creativity.

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I talk about shortness and spareness in writing, film, and jokes.

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My guest is Cathy Jean-François, who talks about the incorporation of details about her own depression into her novel The Box, for which she is looking for a literary agent.

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My guest is Tegan Kehoe, who is a public historian specializing in healthcare and science at the Russell Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Her book, Exploring American Healthcare through 50 Historic Treasures, was published in February 2022.

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My guest is Diane Hatz, who indie-published her book Rock Gods & Messy Monsters in September 2022.  She also has a substack called Next Draft. In the 1990s, Diane worked at major and indie record companies. She is the co-founder of The Relay, a fanzine on The Who.