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Jill Shulman

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2026/04/10

In College Essay Confidence: Conquer Blocks, Free Your Voice, and Write a Knockout Application Essay, author and founder of In Other Words, a college essay coaching service, Jill Shulman delivers a clear and informative guide that helps students navigate the college admissions writing process with confidence using their own unique voice. Filled with focused writing Read More

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Jonathan Tepper

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2026/04/04

In his first memoir, Shooting Up: A Memoir of Love, Lost, and Addiction, Rhodes Scholar and acclaimed financial author Jonathan Tepper writes a powerful and moving memoir about his childhood growing up in San Blas, a district in Madrid known for its pervasive heroin problem. In his book, he explains that in 1983, his parents, Read More

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Nancy Bernhard

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2026/03/22

In her historical fiction debut, The Double Standard Sporting House, historian and novelist Nancy Bernhard tells the story of a 19th century brothel nurse, Nell “Doc” Hastings, who fought to protect and aid girls trafficked in the sex trade. Set in New York City, her upscale brothel, named The Double Standard Sporting House, catered to Read More

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Daniella Mestyanek Young

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2026/03/21

In The Culting of America: What Makes a Cult and Why We Love Them, Daniella Mestyanek Young, a cult survivor and U.S. Army veteran, explores how cult-like behavior can emerge in many of America’s communities and institutions, from religious groups to corporations to recovery support groups. Co-written with Amy Reed, the book outlines a ten-part Read More

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Dr. Hillary Bush

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2026/03/14

In The Motivation Mindset Workbook: Helping Teens and Tweens Discover What They Love To Do, child clinical psychologist Dr. Hillary Bush teams up with former Writer’s Voices guest and associate professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School Dr. Ellen Braaten to create an impactful and insightful workbook to help our young adolescents uncover their interests Read More

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Courtney Psak

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2026/03/08

In The Hostess, novelist Courtney Psak intrigues readers with a riveting psychological thriller that follows Natalie and Luke, a couple who retreat to an idyllic rental home in Southampton so that Natalie can rest and recover following a recent traumatic brain injury. When they arrive, they meet Sadie, the beautiful and wealthy owner of the Read More

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J.D. Pennington

Writers" Voices ·

2026/03/01

In his debut novel, The Othello Club, award-winning creative director and copywriter J.D. Pennington delivers a gripping crime thriller about six divorcees who set out to exact revenge on their unfaithful spouses. Told from multiple points of views, the story centers around Emily, whose life is turned upside down after she finds out her husband, Read More

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Christina Henry

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2026/02/22

In The Place Where They Buried Your Heart, horror and dark fantasy author Christina Henry writes a chilling tale set in Chicago and centered around a young woman named Jessie Campanelli, whose brother Paul disappeared years earlier in a mysterious house down the street. At the time, Jessie was an angsty 13-year-old teenager who didn’t Read More

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Yasmin Angoe

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2026/02/14

In her fifth published novel, Behind These Four Walls, critically-acclaimed, #1 Amazon bestselling author Yasmin Angoe delivers a gripping mystery suspense centered around a young woman named Isla Thorne, who sets out to uncover the truth behind her friend’s disappearance ten years earlier. Set first in Los Angeles, then Virginia, Isla starts her search at Read More

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Shatema Threadcraft

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2026/02/06

In her powerful new book, The Labors of Resurrection: Black Women, Necromancy, and Morrisonian Democracy, Associate Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies at Vanderbilt University Shatema Threadcraft sheds light on the serious topic of Black femicide and writes about the Black feminists who are organizing to stop the murders of Black women. In addition, her Read More

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Michael Kardos

Writers" Voices ·

2026/01/25

Pushcart Prize-winning author Michael Kardos visits Writer’s Voices to discuss his fourth novel, the comedic caper Fun City Heist. Set on the Jersey Shore, the book tells the story of Mo Melnick, a former drummer for the band Sunshine Apocalypse who now spends his days renting out beach umbrellas. One day, he’s approached by Johnny Read More

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David Gessner

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2026/01/18

In the 25th anniversary edition of Return of the Osprey: A Season of Flight and Wonder, New York Times bestselling author David Gessner invites readers into the world of the magnificent creature known as the osprey. Once endangered due to the use of the pesticide DDT, ospreys have made a strong return to their former Read More

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RaeAnne Thayne

Writers" Voices ·

2026/01/13

In Snow Kissed, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne shares a heartwarming holiday romance about finding love for the second time. Set in the fictional town of Shelter Springs, her story centers around single mom Holly Goodwin Moore whose daughter, Lydia, is set to take part in her ex-husband’s sister-in-law’s wedding. Read More

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Melora Fern

Writers" Voices ·

2025/12/31

In her debut novel, Whistling Women and Crowing Hens, former CPA turned novelist Melora Fern compels readers with a story inspired by her grandmother’s time as a traveling musician in the 1920’s. In this historical novel, readers follow Birdie Stauffer, a young woman who performs as a musical whistler with a train-traveling roadshow. In an Read More

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Cynthia Zarin

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2025/12/28

Acclaimed novelist and longtime New Yorker contributor Cynthia Zarin visits Writer’s Voices to discuss her latest novel, Estate, a companion piece to her debut novel, Inverno. Her story centers around Caroline, a woman and mother in her late forties (possibly early fifties) who has been married twice, is currently separated from her husband, and involved Read More

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Elle Marr

Writers" Voices ·

2025/12/26

Amazon Charts bestselling author Elle Marr joins Writer’s Voices to discuss her seventh and latest psychological thriller, The Lie She Wears. Set in Portland, Oregon, the story centers around a Chinese-American museum curator named Pearl Davis who receives a shocking letter from her recently deceased mother, Sally, confessing to murder. Soon after acquiring the letter, Read More

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Roy R. Behrens

Writers" Voices ·

2025/12/23

In Dreams of Fields: Memory Traces of Iowa’s Past, Roy R. Behrens, a former Professor and Distinguished Scholar at the University of Northern Iowa, takes readers deep into the Midwest as he delves into the people associated with Iowa’s rich history. Filled with twenty-five personal essays, Behrens’ book features prominent Iowans, as well as those Read More

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Meagan Church

Writers" Voices ·

2025/12/06

In The Mad Wife, New York Times bestselling author Meagan Church takes readers back to 1950’s suburban America where we meet Lulu Mayfield, a young, married woman who is trying to keep up appearances by being the perfect mother and the ideal housewife. As the story unfolds, Lulu’s life begins spiraling following the birth of Read More

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Elizabeth Bass Parman

Writers" Voices ·

2025/11/29

In her second novel, Bees In June, author and former reading specialist Elizabeth Bass Parman enchants readers with an emotional story centered around Rennie Hendricks, a woman grieving the loss of her young son while working through the challenges of a broken marriage. Set in 1969 in the fictional town of Spark, Tennessee, readers follow Read More

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Heather Aimee O’Neill

Writers" Voices ·

2025/11/25

In her debut novel, The Irish Goodbye, poet, teacher, and writing coach Heather Aimee O’Neill tells the story of three sisters still grappling with a tragedy that occurred twenty years earlier. Because of this devastating event, their brother, Topher’s, life was deeply impacted. Set on the North Shore of Long Island, the novel begins with Read More

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