Mikka Jacobsen on BOOKSPO
Mikka Jacobsen (author of Good Victory) is a guest on the BOOKSPO podcast with Kerry Clare. They talk about ghosts, mermaids, life coaches, Ferris wheels, […]
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Mikka Jacobsen (author of Good Victory) is a guest on the BOOKSPO podcast with Kerry Clare. They talk about ghosts, mermaids, life coaches, Ferris wheels, […]
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Alice Zorn, author of Colours in Her Hands, had a great conversation with Kerry Clare, host of the Bookspo Podcast. They talk about how Mark
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In an episode titled “Staying True to the Story,” Rhonda Douglas chats with Sara Power, author of Art of Camouflage, on the Resilient Writers Radio
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Thanks to Jamie Tennant and the Get Lit podcast for the brilliant interview with Michelle Syba, author of End Times, a finalist for the Quebec
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Michelle Syba, author of End Times, was invited to interview on Pamela Hensley’s “How I Wrote This,” a podcast all about the stories behind the
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Sharon English and Night in the World were featured on Writers Radio, discussing her writing journey with Carol Harmon. Sharon also delivers an excellent reading
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The Windsor/Detroit-area’s coolest podcast interviewed Tales for Late Night Bonfires author G.A. Grisenthwaite. They go in rich depth about his story writing process. It sounds
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Enormous thanks to Rayanne Haines and the Crow Reads Podcast for their interview with Ali Bryan, whose new novel Coq has been making people laugh
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Nathan Whitlock hosts the What Happened Next podcast, a podcast about the life of a book one year (or more) after it’s been published. It’s
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Nathan Whitlock’s podcast, What Happened Next, shines a new spotlight on authors whose books are a year or more old. This is a great way
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