Genres

Emily Culliton, author of 'The Misfortune of Marion Palm', wanted her main character to explore the fantasy of becoming someone new amidst dark comedy and chaos.

In Nancy Pearl's novel 'George and Lizzie,' a marriage is haunted by the unseen presence of a past fantasy.

First diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age 16, in 'Mental: Lithium, Love, and Losing My Mind' Jaime Lowe looks at her 20 plus years taking lithium and the drug itself.

'The Train To Crystal City' by Jan Jarobe Russell details life in Texas' Crystal City Internment camp during World War Two for Japanese, German, and Italian Americans.

Interview with Steven S Kussin author of 'Five Freshmen'.

With her novel 'Emma in the Night', author Wendy Walker dives into the genre of the thriller novel and dissects the dangers and destructive powers of narcissism

'A Legacy Of Spies' cements John Le Carre's legacy as the man who made spy novels into literature.

Emily Culliton's novel 'The Misfortune of Marion Palm,' is the story of a wife and mother gone rogue.

Interview with Leslie Karst author of 'A Measure of Murder'.

'Unraveling Oliver' by Liz Nugent packs an initially engaging plot that quickly becomes less so