Public Display of Imagination Adventures by Date
This podcast features the creative minds of some of the best storytellers to ever leave ink on the page. Each week, the host and the listening audience are taken on an adventure by a NY Times or USA-Today Best-Selling author. In most cases, their latest release is featured, but in every case, their approach to the craft and their overall volume of work is discussed.
Probing questions are asked and secrets are revealed. The goal of each conversation is to introduce readers to their next favorite read and to bring storytellers, of all skill levels, face to face with a reflective thought that might guide them into better writing.
SANDRA BROWN – Tailspin (WBW)
Date: November 6, 2019
She began her writing career in 1981 and since then has authored more than sixty-five New York Times bestsellers. She majored in English at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, TX, and received an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the university. She was the featured, headline host of Thrillerfest 2008, where she was awarded… Click here to see more.
JEFF GUNHUS – Gypsy Blood
Date: October 31, 2019
He’s a USA-TODAY bestselling author of a number of thriller and horror novels for adults and Young Adults. His series, The Templar Chronicles, featuring Jack Templar, Monster Hunter, was written in an effort to get his son, an 11 year old reluctant reader, to give reading a try. The family experiment worked and a new book… Click here to see more.
ALEXIA GORDON – Gethsemane Brown
Date: October 25, 2019
She’s played out her imagination on the page since childhood, compiling story after story well into her college years, when med-school intervened. Once her Family Medicine Residency was behind her and her medical career was established, she returned to her keyboard. She’s won a Lefty Award, was nominated for an Agatha, and chosen as one… Click here to see more.
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