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James Charles Smith

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2024/07/26

In Flightless Falcon, debut author, James Charles Smith, writes a coming-of-age, historical novel set during the Vietnam War and tells the story of a young man named Sam Roberts. It begins in April of 1969 and Sam, who disagrees with the U.S.’s stance on the Vietnam War, has just resigned from the Air Force Academy Read More

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Nina Guilbeault

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2024/07/18

In The Good Eater: A Vegan’s Search for the Future of Food, sociologist, author, and educator, Nina Guilbeault, PhD, takes readers deep into the world of veganism and explores the impact our foods have on us and our environment. Born from a decade-long project, this book stemmed from Guilbeault’s dissertation that she wrote while at Read More

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Dr. Alan Townsend

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2024/07/11

Scientist, speaker, and dean of the Franke College of Forestry & Conservation at the University of Montana, Dr. Alan Townsend, visits Writer’s Voices to discuss his memoir, This Ordinary Stardust: A Scientist’s Path from Grief to Wonder. In his book, Dr. Townsend wrote about the two devastating events in his life that occurred a decade Read More

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Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice

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2024/07/03

In Your Pets’ Secret Lives: The Truth Behind Your Pet’s Wildest Behaviors, nonfiction writer and entomologist, Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice, provides readers with a slew of interesting facts about our pets’ everyday lives and how they interact with the world. Illustrated by the talented Rob Wilson, her book is filled with fascinating information about all Read More

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Gina DeMillo Wagner

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2024/06/19

Award-winning journalist and author, Gina DeMillo Wagner, visits Writer’s Voices to discuss her first book, a memoir titled Forces of Nature: A Memoir of Family, Loss, and Finding Home. The book tells of her journey as the sibling and caregiver of a disabled brother and how that experience shaped her as an adult. Wagner explained, Read More

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Linda Moore

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2024/06/18

In her second novel, Five Days in Bogotá, art expert, former gallery owner, and author, Linda Moore, takes readers into the vibrant city of Bogotá, Colombia, in this exciting art world thriller. Set in 1990, the story follows gallery owner and mother of two, Ally Blake, as she exhibits artists at a Bogotá art fair Read More

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Tom Seeman

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2024/06/16

Author and businessman, Tom Seeman, visits Writer’s Voices to discuss his remarkable, new memoir, Animals I Want To See: A Memoir of Growing Up in the Projects and Defying the Odds. As one of 12 children, Seeman and his siblings grew up in an African-American community in the projects of Toledo, Ohio. While his family Read More

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Parisa Akhbari

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2024/06/12

In Just Another Epic Love Poem, writer and mental health therapist, Parisa Akhbari, presents a coming-of-age, young adult, romance novel about two best friends and the bond that connects them as they navigate their last year of high school together. Told in both prose and poetry, the girls also have the added stress of dealing Read More

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Audrey Blake

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2024/06/02

The writing duo of Jaima Fixsen and Regina Sirois, who write under the pen name Audrey Blake, joins Writer’s Voices to discuss their latest historical novel, The Woman With No Name. Set in England in the 1940’s and based on a true story, the novel is about Yvonne Rudellat, a French woman in her mid-40’s Read More

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Becky Ellis

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2024/05/26

In her debut memoir, Little Avalanches: A Novel, author and writing instructor, Becky Ellis, writes about her emotional and tumultuous journey growing up as a World War II veteran’s daughter. Along the way, she delves into her father’s war story as he fought as a combat soldier in World War II and the horrific traumas Read More

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Joyce Malcolm

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2024/05/24

In The Times That Try Men’s Souls: The Adams, the Quincys, and the Battle for Loyalty in the American Revolution, historian and Constitutional scholar, Joyce Lee Malcolm, delves intimately into our nation’s history and spotlights the lives of prominent families during the time of the American Revolution. In her research, she found that the Revolutionary Read More

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Jennifer Rosner

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2024/05/20

In Once We Were Home, award-winning author, Jennifer Rosner, writes a compelling novel following four children who were displaced and sent into hiding during WWII, how their lives changed in the aftermath of war, and their emotional journey back to their roots. While the characters are fictionalized, their experiences were true of many Jewish children Read More

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Helen Benedict

Writers" Voices ·

2024/05/18

Columbia University professor, Helen Benedict, known for her work regarding the plight of asylum-seekers and war, presents a disconcerting novel about refugees in Greece titled The Good Deed. Her book tells the stories of five women, four of whom are seeking comfort and protection from their native countries, but end up in a terrible, overcrowded Read More

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Caroline Paul

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2024/05/06

New York Times bestselling author, Caroline Paul, visits us to share her inspirational book about the connection between outdoor activities and aging titled Tough Broad: From Boogie Boarding to Wing Walking – How Outdoor Adventure Improves Our Lives As We Age. While her book is geared towards women 50 years and older, women as young Read More

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Leah Lax

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2024/04/26

Award-winning fiction and nonfiction writer, Leah Lax, joins Writer’s Voices to discuss her illuminating new book about the immigrant experience, Not From Here: The Song of America. Interestingly, the book came about when Lax was first asked to write an opera for the Houston Grand Opera recognizing local immigrants and refugees in the community. From Read More

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Jeff Hoffman

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2024/04/16

In his second published novel, Like It Never Happened: A Novel, prize-winning suspense novelist, Jeff Hoffman, writes an intriguing story about four long-time friends and a years-long secret they keep that ultimately threatens to destroy each of their lives. Hoffman explains, “Four boys do something terrible when they’re 18 and then their friendship falls apart Read More

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Katherine Reay

Writers" Voices ·

2024/04/12

National bestselling and award-winning author, Katherine Reay, joins us to talk about her 11th published book and newest historical novel, The Berlin Letters: A Cold War Novel. The story centers around Luisa Voekler, a CIA code breaker, who was separated from her father as a young child after the rise of the Berlin Wall, but Read More

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Heather Webb

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2024/04/04

USA Today bestselling author, Heather Webb, sits down with us to discuss her latest historical fiction and 9th published novel, Queens of London: A Novel. Set in London in 1925, Queens of London tells the story of Alice Diamond, aka “Diamond Annie,” the leader of the notorious Forty Elephants gang, the first all-female crime syndicate Read More

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Dr. Romie Mushtaq

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2024/03/28

In The Busy Brain Cure: The Eight-Week Plan to Find Focus, Tame Anxiety, and Sleep Again, board-certified physician and award-winning wellness speaker, Dr. Romie Mushtaq, writes a comprehensive wellness guide to healing your “Busy Brain” with an easy-to-follow, eight-week protocol. Coined by Dr. Mushtaq herself, the “Busy Brain” is a term she uses to describe Read More

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Diego Báez

Writers" Voices ·

2024/03/24

In Yaguareté White: Poems, educator and award-winning poet, Diego Báez, presents a remarkable collection of poetry comprised of topics such as home, history, and language, all written in a mix of different languages. In it, readers will find a variety of different types of poetry, including prose, short and long poems, lyric poems, and abstract Read More

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