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Shanna Swendson author of Don’t Hex With Texas
We join the Texas-based author previously known as Samantha Carter at a beautiful moment in her career: Don’t Hex With Texas, the fourth novel in her Enchanted, Inc. series is appearing in bookstores right now
Daniel Kalla author of Cold Plague
Kalla penning a novel a year and sometimes more since Pandemic, each bringing still more readers to the talented doctor’s fanbase. The latest -- the fifth -- is Cold Plague, reuniting us again with Pandemic’s Dr. Noah Haldane.
Josh Karp author of A Futile and Stupid Gesture
Karp’s most recent book is a biography of comedy writer Doug Kenney, set against the backdrop of National Lampoon’s golden era -- the 1970s -- during which they were instrumental in making comedy dangerous, socially relevant and a very good business.
Rachel Cline author of My Liar
Kline’s most recent book is about a creative woman working as a film editor in Hollywood, and looks at her twisted friendship with another woman, the director she works for.
Anne Simpson author of Falling
She dazzles us with lyricism, with meter and cadence as well as story. That should not surprise: Anne Simpson, the novelist, came after Anne Simpson, the poet, at least for the purposes of her bibliography.
Edward Hardy author of Keeper and Kid
The fact that Hardy has spent at least his adult life thinking about words and how they fit together is something that shows in his beautiful and expertly wrought work. You do not merely read a novel like Keeper and Kid, Hardy’s latest. You inhale it. And if you let it, it touches you forever.
Diane Wei Lang author of The Eye of Jade
Debut novelist Diane Wei Lang reflects on the reflective nature of the creative process and the things that she gave up to get where she is now.
Kevin Bazzana author of Lost Genius
Lost Genius tells the story of the Hungarian-born Ervin Nyiregyházi, who spent his life struggling with his talent.
Sandra Gulland author of Mistress of the Sun
Sandra Gulland’s many fans have had a long wait. It has been nearly eight years since the publication of The Last Great Dance on Earth, the final installment in Gulland’s acclaimed Josephine Bonaparte trilogy.
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Cornelia Read author of The Crazy School
In a January Author Snapshot interview, the ex-debutante-turned-author let's us know that if she couldn't write crime fiction, she'd be doing “mushrooms in Bali.”
Richard Marinick author of In for a Pound
Richard Marinick talks about his writing, the criminal life, the legend of mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger and so much more.
M.J. Rose author of The Reincarnationist
M.J. Rose talks about her new novel, The Reincarnationist; the danger strewn path she’s taken to become a bestselling author, the definition of the word “thriller” and what those initials really stand for.
John Scalzi author of The Last Colony
John Scalzi, unintentionally popular science-fiction novelist and humiliator of household pets, is finally receiving the attention he’s long deserved.
Andrea MacPherson author of Beyond the Blue
The author reflects on the connections between poetry and prose, the joys of writing and teaching, the birth of a dream and how it feels to be her in this banner year.
David Shapiro author of New and Selected Poems (1965-2006)
An erudite sheen runs through the four decades of work celebrated in poet David Shapiro’s latest book. But Shapiro isn’t preening. “One shouldn’t think of the future,” the poet tells January’s Richard Klin, “when one is lucky to be alive.”
Declan Hughes author of The Color of Blood
The author of a brace of highly regarded novels of "Irish suspense," Declan Hughes talks about his influences, his letter from Pete Townshend and how we're all walking in Snoopy's shadow.
Richard Burgin author of The Conference on Beautiful Moments
It takes a masterful writer to create characters who, regardless of whether they are likable, keep the reader engaged. Richard Burgin is such a writer.
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