Rita Dragonette is the author of the award-winning debut novel ‘The Fourteenth of September,’ a woman’s story of Vietnam. She is currently working on her second novel: ‘Last Sunset in San Miguel.’ Today we chat about how to survive the revision process.

Cue the fireworks! Bookstagrammer and writer Mary Chase is here today to talk about beach reads, finding time to write, and the wild, weird world of publishing!
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Storytime With Writers: Trisha Ricketts, author, poet, and singer/songwriter, (and former English teacher!) joins me to talk about reading and writing and allowing the Spirit to flow!
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I loved talking to Margaret about being brave on the page when writing memoir.

A quick chat with my Beach Glass writer-in-residence Rachel Reynolds about how to put the fact-based training of a journalist aside in order to jump into the unknown world of fiction.

In honor of Memorial Day, I go live with Mark Hutson, author of SO COSTLY A SACRIFICE, the true story true of one family’s enormous sacrifice during WWII. If you’ve ever been inspired by someone else’s story and felt called to write it, only to think “but I’m not a writer!” you’ll want to hear how Mark—an engineer—became an award-winning author.
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Coming to you today from my attic (sometimes you have to search for a quiet space!) to talk with poet cin salach about life, creativity, and holding other people’s pain.
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Today my guest is my dear friend Noelle McWard, LCSW, founder of Counseling Solutions and soon to be AUTHOR! Noelle just signed a publishing contract for her first book.

Today I talk with Linda Gartz, author of ‘Redlined: A Memoir of Race, Change, and Fractured Community in 1960s Chicago.’ She’s got some great tips for wrangling a mountain of family memorabilia into a STRUCTURED narrative. AND setting it against a compelling cultural background.