In this episode, we dive into the enchanting world of fantasy with author Andrew McDowell, whose novels, "Mystical Greenwood" and "Beneath the Deep Wave," invite readers to explore themes of courage, magic, and the intricate connections between humanity and nature.

In this enchanting episode, A.L. Kaplan invites us into the whimsical world of her latest children's book, "Dragon's Hanukkah." As she shares the inspiration behind this delightful tale, listeners will discover how a midnight dream transformed into a vibrant exploration of tradition through the eyes of a playful dragon. A.L. discusses her creative journey, from the challenges of illustrating her own work to the joy of incorporating family recipes and cherished memories into the narrative.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Sandra Kearse Stockton, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who shares her inspiring journey of resilience and courage through her trilogy, which delves into the harrowing realities of domestic violence.

In this episode, Liza Achilles takes us on a heartfelt journey through her memoir, "Two Novembers," a poignant exploration of love, healing, and self-discovery framed within the structure of Shakespearean sonnets.

In this enchanting episode, we welcome Penny Knobel-Besa, a talented playwright and director, as she takes us on a whimsical journey into the world of her latest book, "Under Your Pillow." Discover how this imaginative tale, which began as a musical, evolved into a heartwarming story that reveals the life of the Tooth Fairy and the magic of childhood dreams.

In this episode, we explore the profound journey of Rachel E. Hicks, author of "Accumulated Lessons," as she navigates the themes of displacement, resilience, and the search for belonging through her poetry.

In this enlightening episode, E. Elizabeth Gray opens up about her evocative collection of poetry, "The Dark Side of Divine," which explores the multifaceted experiences of women, particularly those who break traditional molds as first responders and trailblazers.

In this information packed episode, join author Susan W. Green as she talks about the writing strategies that take her from idea to page.

In this week's episode, we explore the haunting world of horror fiction with author S.R. Webster, who has captivated readers with her collection of short stories titled "Dark Quirks." As the first horror author featured on the show, S.R. brings a unique perspective to the writing process, unveiling the chilling inspirations that fuel her narratives.

In this episode, we set sail with Steven R. Southard, a visionary author whose latest work, *Seastead Chronicles*, invites readers to explore a future where nations rise from the depths of the ocean.

In this episode, we engage with Dr. Jane West, a veteran advocate with four decades of experience on Capitol Hill. Her memoir, Advocating for the Common Good: People, Politics, Process, and Policy on Capitol Hill, offers a unique framework for navigating the complexities of public policy.

In this episode, we explore the intriguing world of piracy and plantation life in the 1720s through the eyes of Diana McDonough, author of the historical fiction novel, Ginger Star.

In this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of Michael Watyoka, author of the inspiring memoir, Swimming in Murky Waters.

In this episode, we talk with Mojdeh Bahar, a translator of Iranian Persian poetry.

Listen in as John DeDakis discusses how real-life events shaped his current novel, Enemies Domestic.

Haitian-American Philippe Monfiston guides us through his journey of discovery with the Fibonacci sequence, and how this shaped his current book, Fibo's Child.

B.L Mostyn is not just a writer, but a writer who loves to write! She shares her love of writing and her decades long writing journey.

This week Frank Joseph discusses how his experience as an Associated Press writer transformed his writing career into a published author.

In this episode, we journey with M.K. Sholuns, a talented author who enjoys helping other writers. Join us as she shares the inspiration behind her book, 150 + Prompts: A Creative Writing Journal.

In this thought-provoking episode, author Connie Matsumoto joins us to discuss her debut historical novel, Of White Ashes, which delves into the profound experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II.