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Books in Three Bytes
by AuthorBytes Cafe
Books in Three Bytes from the AuthorBytes Cafe serves up conversations with successful fiction and nonfiction authors whose work spans numerous genres and topics. Hosted by celebrated book talk show host Jordan Rich, the podcast focuses on three essential elements related to an author's books or writing career. Sit back and take a sip of the Cafe's weekly brew.
Episodes
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Books in Three Bytes 34: JP O'Donnell
Today's cafe interview takes us from books to movies, and how author JP O'Donnell has forayed into both mediums. In our first byte, we'll talk with JP about the inception of Gallagher--a tough Boston detective and the protagonist of Fatal Gamble and Deadly Codes. Byte two takes us to the movies…
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Books in Three Bytes 33: Robert Kuttner
This episodes' guest is author and economic journalist Robert Kuttner. Bob is also the cofounder and coeditor of "The American Prospect." A scholar and teacher, he currently holds an endowed chair at Brandeis University. In this episode, Bob discusses his latest book, CAN DEMOCRACY SURVIVE GLOBAL...
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Books in Three Bytes 32: Tim Wendel
Books in Three Bytes guest Tim Wendel is known for his writing about the world of sports. In his latest book, CANCER CROSSINGS: A BROTHER, HIS DOCTORS AND THE QUEST FOR A CURE TO CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA, Tim explains a different kind of team, the cadre of remarkable doctors and caregivers who helped…
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Books in Three Bytes 31: Gay Gaddis
Meet Gay Gaddis, the owner of Austin-based T3, one of the largest woman-owned advertising agencies in the U.S. and author of COWGIRL POWER: HOW TO KICK ASS IN BUSINESS AND LIFE. In our first byte, Gay explains how cowgirls aren’t just a metaphor; cowgirl culture is real and has distinct values.…
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Books in Three Bytes 30: Brad Meltzer
Today, Books in Three Bytes is pleased to have with us New York Times bestselling author Brad Meltzer. He’s penned landmark titles such as THE TENTH JUSTICE and THE BOOK OF FATE. His latest thriller, THE ESCAPE ARTIST, marks the 20th anniversary of his first published novel. Our first byte…
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Books in Three Bytes 29: Sebastian Rotella
True crime is the focus of this podcast, and what better guest to guide us through than author Sebastian Rotella. Sebastian is a successful journalist with more than twenty years of experience, writing for newspapers like the LA Times where he reports on true crime stories here and around the...
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Books in Three Bytes 28: Chris Bohjalian
Books in Three Bytes is pleased to have New York Times bestselling author Chris Bohjalian with us. He’s taking time out from his busy schedule to give us an inside tour of his latest novel, THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT. Bohjalian has penned 20 books, and his always-in-demand novels include MIDWIVES (an...
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Books in Three Bytes 27: Martha Ackmann - Mercury 13
If you think Sally Ride was the first American woman in space (1983), listen up; more hidden figures in the space program are about to emerge. In her book, “THE MERCURY 13,” journalist, author, and editor Martha Ackmann details the true story of a group of women who were secretly trained for...
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Books in Three Bytes 26: Martha Ackmann - Curveball
Up to bat in this episode is America's favorite pastime, courtesy of noted journalist, author, and editor Martha Ackmann. Martha writes about little-known women who have changed America. One such woman is the subject of Martha’s book, “CURVEBALL: The Remarkable Story of Toni Stone, the First…
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Books in Three Bytes 25: Matthew Sweet
In this episode, investigative journalist and author Matthew Sweet shares insights about his latest book, OPERATION CHAOS: The Vietnam Deserters Who Fought the CIA, the Brainwashers, and Themselves. Matthew and host Jordan Rich discuss how the deserters wound up in Sweden and the alleged role of...
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Books in Three Bytes 24: Chevy Stevens
An element of suspense visits the AuthorBytes Café with award-winning thriller novelist Chevy Stevens. In our first byte, Chevy chats with host Jordan Rich about the writing process and how concepts turn into novels. In our second byte, she discusses character development and the reasons she...
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Books in Three Bytes 23: Lydia Denworth
In this episode, journalist and author Lydia Denworth explains how there’s nothing more fascinating for her than combining science and storytelling. Lydia describes the stories behind her first book, TOXIC TRUTH: A SCIENTIST, A DOCTOR, AND THE BATTLE OVER LEAD, and her subsequent book, I CAN HEAR...
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Books in Three Bytes 22: Jennifer McMahon
New York Times bestselling author Jennifer McMahon talks with host Jordan Rich about her latest thriller, BURNTOWN, as well as her previous titles. Jennifer begins by delving into how the past influences the present in both her novels and her life. Next, Jennifer and Jordan discuss how there’s…
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Books in Three Bytes 21: John Griffith
In this episode, John Griffith talks about raising three daughters as a single father. His new book, A DAD'S FUN GUIDE TO RAISING HAPPY DAUGHTERS: Imagination Activities Against Body-Snatching Zombie Naysayers and Other Foes of Happiness, is a unique entry in the parenting book market. In his…
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Books in Three Bytes 20: James Redfearn
In this episode, author and retired Massachusetts state trooper and investigator James Redfearn discusses his novel, THE RISING AT ROXBURY CROSSING. The conversation with host Jordan Rich explores a volatile, but neglected period, when the Boston Police Department went on strike in the post WWI...
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Books in Three Bytes 19: Dr. Lynn Webster
Dr. Lynn Webster, chronic pain and addiction expert, talks with Books in Three Bytes host Jordan Rich about the opioid crisis. The author of THE PAINFUL TRUTH book and co-producer of a documentary of the same name, Dr. Webster discusses the myths surrounding drugs and what can be done to mitigate...
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Books in Three Bytes 18: Len Rosen
Writer Len Rosen, author of ALL CRY CHAOS, THE TENTH WITNESS, and the forthcoming KORTELISY ESCAPE, talks with host Jordan Rich about magic and escape. Len talks about why magic universally appeals to people, why we’re delighted to suspend disbelief for a “jaw dropping” moment, and how the...
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Books in Three Bytes 17: Shira Boss
This episode reaches for the sky! Shira Boss discusses her new illustrated children's book, UP IN THE LEAVES, with host Jordan Rich. UP IN THE LEAVES is the true story of a young boy who built treehouses in New York's Central Park, his refuge from the hectic life of the City. The outcome of an...
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Books in Three Bytes 16: Lucinda Franks
Bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Lucinda Franks stops by the AuthorBytes Cafe to talk with host Jordan Rich about her book, TIMELESS: LOVE, MORGENTHAU, AND ME. Franks chats about her unconventional marriage to Robert Morgenthau, the legendary former DA of New York City…
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Books in Three Bytes 15: Nancy Werlin
Books in Three Bytes welcomes guest Nancy Werlin, the New York Times bestselling fantasy author and Edgar award-winning suspense writer for young adults. Nancy talks with host Jordan Rich about the suspense plot of her newest YA book, AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR, why the twists and turns of a…
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Books in Three Bytes 14: Jennifer L. Scott
Guest Jennifer L. Scott is the New York Times bestselling author of the MADAME CHIC collection, which consists of three successful books about the fine art of French living. Jennifer and host Jordan Rich discuss the French mystique and why it's so intriguing to us, Jennifer's "Ten Item Wardrobe"...
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Books in Three Bytes 13: Barbara Delinsky
In today’s podcast, Jordan Rich talks with Barbara Delinsky, author of more than 22 New York Times bestsellers, including SWEET SALT AIR, BLUEPRINTS, and ESCAPE. In this very personal podcast, Barbara focuses on three themes in her books that mirror her life and how her protagonists’ stories are...
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Books in Three Bytes 12: Debra Borden
AuthorBytes Cafe gets into the holiday spirit with Three Bytes featuring food therapist and novelist Debra Borden. Host Jordan Rich chats with Debra about her humor-filled books and why cooking therapy is an effective process for improving your life. Debra also fills us in about her forthcoming...
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Books in Three Bytes 11: Paul Vidich
Thriller writer Paul Vidich talks with Jordan Rich about why he writes literary cold war espionage novels. The author of the two critically acclaimed books, Paul begins by describing how a family tragedy compelled him to pen his debut novel, AN HONORABLE MAN. He and Jordan then discuss the…
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Books in Three Bytes 10: Leslie Carroll
Bestselling author Leslie Carroll has long entertained readers in several genres, including historical fiction and nonfiction. Her focus on strong female characters in such books as ROYAL AFFAIRS, NOTORIOUS ROYAL ROMANCES, ROYAL PAINS, and her historical fiction trilogy on MARIE ANTOINETTE bring...
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Books in Three Bytes 9: Leslie Klinger
Today the AuthorBytes Café turns to the dark side with author Leslie S. Klinger, a well-known authority on the horror genre. Consider Dracula, Frankenstein, and H.P. Lovecraft, what makes the supernatural sell? Listen to why we love to be scared and the reasons these books and authors remain...
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Books in Three Bytes 8: Laura Spinella
How does an author turn a standalone novel into a trilogy? Novelist Laura Spinella was asked to do just that with her #1 Bestseller, GHOST GIFTS. Listen to Laura’s take on how the GHOST GIFTS trilogy evolved: the timelines, plotlines, and deadline pressures.
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Books in Three Bytes 7: Dr. R. Douglas Fields
Meet Dr. R. Douglas Fields, noted neuroscientist and author of WHY WE SNAP: Understanding the Rage Circuit in Your Brain. Dr. Fields explains to podcast host Jordan Rich what "snapping" means, the cultural and gender influences that cause people to snap, and what neuroscience can teach us about…
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Books in Three Bytes 6: Jacquelyn Mitchard
In this episode, Jordan Rich talks to New York Times bestselling novelist Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of THE DEEP END OF THE OCEAN and many others. Jacquelyn explains how a book written in the 1940s may have been the greatest influence on her career as a writer — and as a mother.
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Books in Three Bytes 5: Alice Hoffman
In this episode, host Jordan Rich interviews Alice Hoffman, New York Times bestselling author of more than 30 novels, as well as books of short fiction and works for young adults. Alice discusses her new book, RULES OF MAGIC, the prequel to the national bestseller PRACTICAL MAGIC.
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Books in Three Bytes 4: Bruce Henderson
In this episode, #1 New York Times bestselling non-fiction author Bruce Henderson speaks with host Jordan Rich about his latest book, SONS AND SOLDIERS: The Untold Story of the Jews Who Escaped the Nazis and Returned with the U.S. Army to Fight Hitler.
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Books in Three Bytes 3: Anita Diamant
Books in Three Bytes host Jordan Rich speaks with Anita Diamant, who's penned a number of critically-acclaimed bestselling novels including THE RED TENT, GOOD HARBOR, and THE BOSTON GIRL, and others. Learn three rewarding elements of Anita's writing career.
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Books in Three Bytes 2: David Morrell
Podcast host Jordan Rich speaks with David Morrell, author of 28 novels, including FIRST BLOOD, which would later become the basis of the successful Rambo film franchise. A master of many writing styles, most notably thrillers, David’s work has been translated into 26 languages.
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Books in Three Bytes 1: Lauren B. Davis
In this episode, Jordan Rich interviews novelist Lauren B. Davis, author of The Stubborn Season, which is now celebrating its 15th anniversary. Jordan and Lauren discuss three elements of the novel that are more relevant today than ever.
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Books in Three Bytes from the AuthorBytes Cafe serves up conversations with successful fiction and nonfiction authors whose work spans numerous genres and topics. Hosted by celebrated book talk show host Jordan Rich, the podcast focuses on three essential elements related to an author's books or writing career. Sit back and take a sip of the Cafe's weekly brew.
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