In Episode 28 of The Writer’s Voice, John Radosta talks about co-writing a book, pseudonyms, and his book, Bob Dylan in Performance: Song, Stage, and Screen.

Author Michael C. Keith talks with me about his perspectives on writing nonfiction, memoirs, and short stories.

Crime writer, Joe Gannon, talks with me today about his time as a journalist in South America and how it taught him all about research. He also discusses writing series characters who last.

This week’s guest is Phil Temples, author of Uncontacted Frontier and several other books. He talks about writing in the “lab lit” genre of scientific murder mysteries among other subjects.

Bonnar Spring’s international thriller, Toward the Light, was released recently and she visited with me to talk about that, how to find an agent, and how publishing short stories is VERY different from publishing novels.

Ray Anderson writes about hiking, something he’s passionate about. His three thrillers all take place along major hiking trails and his most recent book, The Divide, chronicles a collision course between the story’s protagonist and two home grown terrorists who are intent upon sending a catastrophe message.

Leigh Perry is the author of the Family Skeleton paranormal cozy mystery series featuring Dr. Georgia Thackery and her family skeleton, Sid. Leigh talks about how she came up with the premise for her series and about some of the challenges of writing series novels.

In this episode, guest Nicole Asselin talks about her muse, baseball, and the challenges of writing fiction while also working at a fulltime job … writing.