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We've Got Books

Anne Greene

Authors interviewing authors about their books and teaching the writing craft.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes69Founded2 years ago
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Stephanie King discusses her Mom-Com novel, (Contemporary Women's Fiction - with comedy) and reads excerpts.

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Anne Greene tells of her first published book, the exciting story of true, historical events during one of the most heart-rending happenings in American history. This is a story you will not forget.

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Charlene Amsden's exciting background and the inspiration for her suspense, Zim: The 9th Commandment, a book in her series The True North Brotherhood.

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Don't miss this fascinating interview and reading with Jane Daly and her Romantic Suspense, Diamonds and Dynamite. Besides chilling suspense, several interesting surprises punctuate her novel.

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Interesting talk with Betty Boswell about her the first novel in her suspense series, Hidden Names, second book, Hidden Witness, and third book, Hidden Talent.

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Interview with well-know author, Paula Peckham, about her life and her story about second chances, Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for.

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Robin Densmore Fuson discusses and shares readings from her novel, BODY ID, the latest book in her Mayhem and Murder in Durango Series.

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Julie McDonald Zander discusses her book The Reluctant Pioneer.

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