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Author Kerri Maher chats with Evelyn about 1920’s Paris, queer culture and Hemingway, all in the context of Sylvia Beach the titular PARIS BOOKSELLER who opened the first Shakespeare and Co. Shop.
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Amy Belding Brown sat down with Evelyn and Jessikah to discuss EMILY’S HOUSE a historical novel written from the POV of Margaret Maher, Emily Dickinson’s maid who is the reason Emily is a household name.
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Jason Mott, author of Hell of a Book engages us in a lively conversation about his book which masterfully weaves the story of a seemingly carefree Black American author trying to finish his book tour in the wake of the tragic shooting. Heartbreaking, funny, absurd. Wonderful interview.
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Samantha Downing’s newest thriller For Your Own Good takes us to a high school where the education takes a backseat to petty rivalries. And that’s not even the teenagers at work. Downing’s protagonist Teddy is a very creepy teacher — and not in the way you are thinking.
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Charlie Gilmour shares his heartfelt memoir Featherhood, which explores how adopting an orphaned Magpie helped Charlie process the loss of his own father who walked out on him when he was still an infant. With some heart felt chatter and some musing about The Giving Tree, Evelyn and Jessikah had the privilege of connecting with Charlie from his home across the pond.
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A Historical Mystery about Jack the Ripper? But from the wife’s point of view. That’s a perspective not seen. Evelyn caught up with Clare Whitfield, author of People of Abandoned Character, her debut novel about Susannah the newly wedded wife of a wealthy surgeon who begins to suspect that all is not well with her mysterious husband.
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Lyricist and novelist, Polly Samson takes us to the island of Hydra during the 1960’s — a legendary community of artists and creatives. Polly joined us to chat about Leonard Cohen, Charmain Clift and her amazing family as seen in the YouTube series The Von Trapped Family
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From Hell’s Kitchen, to the Orphan Train, to western Montana. Rostad’s You Belong Here Now is an emotional story about a group of young people in need of a family. Set within a story of the treatment of wild horses in the west and what makes a home, Rostad tells us about her writing inspirations.
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Roan Montgomery is a talented equestrian nearing her breaking point with the man who has held her in his thrall for life. That man is her coach, an Olympic Gold Medal winner, and her father. Author Susan Mihalic tells us about how Dark Horses was published after years of work, and why Roan’s very difficult story is one of triumph over control.
