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Writing While Handicapped episodes
- Susan Beckham Zurenda talks her new novel, No Way Out But Through, based on a true story!
Susan Beckham Zurenda discusses her new book, No Way Out But Through, which is based on a true story!
Vist her at:
www.susanzurenda.com!29 min - Sonya Walger (Lion, 2025) discusses her new novel, Wifehouse, on Writing While Handicapped!
Author Sonya Walger—shortlisted for the Carroll Shields Prize for her first novel, Lion, talks her second novel, Wifehouse.
Annie hosts a Christmas lunch. A year later, she is invited to the following Christmas lunch as a guest. One decision in the intervening months has changed her life, and the lives of those she loves, forever!
Visit the author, Sonya Walger online at:
www.instagram.com/sonyawalgerofficial/
20 min - Author Melissa Westemeier talks cozy mystery A Fatal Habit on Writing While Handicapped!
Melissa Westemeier talks her latest in the Nun The Wiser series, A Fatal Habit!
Hear about how nerd culture and Comicon inspired her latest outing in a wide-ranging interview on Writing While Handicapped.
Visit her online at www.melwestemeier.com32 min - Jimmy Hawkins talks his new book, The Heart Of It's A Wonderful Life, with author Derek McFadden on Writing While Handicapped! Merry Christmas!
Back in the summer of 1946, Jimmy Stewart and Frank Capra made a Christmas movie.
Upon its release that winter, It's A Wonderful Life was a box-office afterthought. Nominated for best picture, it lost to the war film The Best Years Of Our Lives. But since then—thanks in large part to the fact that It's A Wonderful Life fell into the public domain due to a clerical error—the film has become the picture Frank Capra always knew it could, one of the greatest ever made.On this special episode of Writing While Handicapped, presented by the Authors On The Air Global Radio Network, join Jimmy Hawkins, who played the youngest of George and Mary Bailey's children, Tommy, His book, The Heart Of It's A Wonderful Life, is out now, and Jimmy is eager to tell you what it was like to be at the studio with these Hollywood greats way back when!
And a merry Christmas from all of us at Authors On The Air to all of you!
28 min - Craig Thomas talks his novel That's Not How It Happened!
Co-creator of CBS's How I Met Your Mother Craig Thomas discusses his debut novel, That's Not How It Happened, with host Derek McFadden on Writing While Handicapped!
39 min - Author Dan Chaon talks his new circus novel, One Of Us!
Dan Chaon, national book award finalist, talks his new book, One Of Us, a circus/western set in the 1900s, on this episode of Writing While Handicapped! Visit Dan online at www.danchaon.net and find all of his socials!
29 min - Blair Fell talks his new novel, Disco Witches Of Fire Island!
Author Blair Fell (The Sign For Home) talks his new novel, Disco Witches Of Fire Island! Get ready for a conversation both enjoyable and deep! Blair is the first author to appear twice on Writing While Handicapped!
www.blairfell.com
Visit Blair there, and search for him by name on all the relevant socials!31 min - Jessica Graham talks Being (Sick) Enough, their new memoir, on Writing While Handicapped!
Jessica Graham talks her new memoir, Being (Sick) Enough! This is a wide-ranging, deep conversation! It deals with mental health, handicap, trauma, and the like, but it does so in a fun manner!
Visit her online at:
www.jessicagraham.com!32 min - Actress Sonya Walger talks her debut novel, Lion, on Writing While Handicapped!
Sonya Walger's first novel, Lion, is a deeply felt examination of her relationship with her almost mythic father! Some of the best writing you'll read this year! Sonya reads the audio herself! Get it now!
SonyaWalgerofficial on insta. Follw her! More books coming soon!33 min - Author Jon Bassoff Talks The Memory Ward!
In Jon Bassoff's new book, The Memory Ward, an idyllic town in Nevada may not be what it seems. Reality might be a little askew, too!
www.jonbassoff.com. Look for him on all the socials. Just search Jon Bassoff!24 min
About Writing While Handicapped
From the publisher's feed
Derek McFadden is the indie award-winning author of the novel What Death Taught Terrence. Born with a mild case of cerebral palsy, his is "a voice for those whose voices have yet to be heard," according to the online publication Audacity Magazine. Listen as Derek interviews other authors about writing while handicapped.
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