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The Authors Show
by The Authors Show
A professional interview program where new and seasoned authors in all book genres present their work to readers. Some interviews include short readings.
Episodes
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Finding 42: The Zen Crescendo by Benny Mailman
I ventured out on a journey on October 4, 2012. Landed in Moscow, Russia. I took the Trans Siberian Railway across Russia and into Mongolia. Meeting incredible people along the way, I traveled through China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Nepal, andMalaysia. I was in China 2 times, Cambodia…
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Disturbing Time by Michael Christopher
In the progressive 1960s, Arthur Campion, a young and naive Nottingham man meets eccentric clairvoyant Edgar Booth, who claims they once shared a past life along with Edgar’s stoic wife Kate and cynical hypnotherapist Bob Langham. Hypnotic regressions, hauntings, séances and subsequent research...
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H2Lift Ships - Volume 1, Beyond Luna by Bob Freeman
Ride a one-kilometer-tall balloon, filled with explosive Hydrogen to the edge of space. Lite a match and fly on a tail of manufactured water beyond Earth’s shadow. Join the other Solar Sail cargo ships traveling from one end of Sol to the other, boosted by nuclear-powered laser cannons. Captain...
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The Natural Diet by Dr. Andres Digenio
The Natural Diet is a practical, science-based guide to losing weight and building a healthier lifestyle that lasts. Over 24 weeks, readers learn how to reduce ultra-processed foods, eat more home-prepared meals, become more physically active, and develop healthier everyday habits. The book…
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Chance: Beginning by Roberts Essex
Sometimes the road intended is not always the one traveled. On a cold, rainy Southern morning, a boy is born with a bent back to a young, God-fearing mother in a world already in chaos. The doctor tells her to prepare for the worst. She names him anyway. Chance Beginnings is the true story of a...
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What My Khmer Father Couldn't Say: A Story of Survival and Presence by Som Phin
Cambodian-American Kravann has spent much of his life resenting his father, Boonsong, for the emotional distance between them. Then he inexplicably awakens in his father's body in 1985 California. Forced to experience the exhausting farm labor, poverty, racism, family pressures, and quiet...
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Summer Husband by Amy Lorowitz
Is thirty-nine too old to get your first sleepaway camp kiss? Lori Kramer, a stay-at-home mom, would go to any lengths to giver her two daughters the summer experience of their lives - even getting a job at their camp and tagging along with them. Aside from overseeing the chaos of four bunks…
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The Success Scrolls by Josh Poh
Life is a journey filled with choices, challenges, and triumphs. In this captivating manuscript, personal stories and real-life experiences bring timeless lessons to life, offering you a unique and relatable roadmap for navigating the highs and lows of your own path. What can you learn from the...
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Boys Cry Too by John Mark Clubb
This book traces Clubb’s journey from a childhood marked by abuse in segregated Louisville, Kentucky, through a distinguished military career, and ultimately to the long process of confronting and healing from trauma carried for decades. Born on Labor Day to two teachers, Clubb grew up under the...
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Of Hearts and Livers by David J. Mills
Of Hearts and Livers is a comic novel about growing up and pretending to be someone you are not in order to attract the woman of your dreams.
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The No-Homework Women's Bible Study: Group Hug by Christine Tate
The No-Homework Women's Bible Study: Group Hug, an Amazon bestseller, is a fellowship building tool for your small group Bible study. Each week, enjoy stimulating conversations set against the backdrop of Scripture around topics that apply to your daily life. As you engage in meaningful dialogue...
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First Contact by Scott Ickes
First Contact: Omnibus 1 collects the first three novels in an epic military space opera. Humanity's first encounter with the ancient Lemurians ignites a galaxy-spanning conflict, forcing former enemies to become unlikely allies. As exploration uncovers forgotten civilizations, impossible...
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Survival Secrets by Lana Christian
Hunted by Herod’s forces and others who fear what the Magi know about Yeshua, Akilah and his companions flee into the Wilderness of Paran—a land as merciless as the enemies pursuing them. But the greatest danger isn’t the wilderness. Bound by their shared knowledge of Yeshua, the group carries a...
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Tales2Inspire The Diamond Collection by Lois Stern
Part 1: The Jade Collection, is filled with Amazing Adventure stories, taking you to countries as diverse as Japan, Venezuela, Iceland, Israel and the USA. Some of these adventures were purposely undertaken in the spirit of exploring the unknown: others unexpectedly heaped upon them. In the…
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Hitchcockian by John William Law
As the Master of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock left a legacy with us of films that captured our hearts, minds and attention. Even though he's been gone nearly 50 years, his films remain with us today. As one of the foremost filmmakers of his generation, Hitchcock continues to fascinate us, not just…
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No Time To Cry by Mindy Wallace
NO TIME TO CRY is an inspiring memoir that offers a deeply personal account of resilience, faith, and determination in the face of relentless adversity. Through honest storytelling and unwavering conviction, the book highlights the struggles of a single mother determined to protect her family…
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God And Science by Thomas G. Fournier
Conventional wisdom teaches that biblical and scientific teachings are incompatible; that each must exist at opposing ends of reality. This idea is preached from church pulpits and taught in learning institutions from the lowest to the highest levels and polarizes people worldwide. Yet, when…
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You Are More Than Your Strings by Slav Ostin
Most of us have been conditioned from birth to believe in half-truths that are contrary to the natural order of reality. Seemingly good-natured phrases like "you are not the center of the universe" or "it is what it is" dilute and misdirect our purpose. Concepts like compassion are misinterpreted...
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Ghost Town by James R. Gregory
Sammy Murphy is the firstborn child in Sulfur Creek, an isolated coal mining town located on a rich seam of Bituminous coal discovered by a young gentleman born of wealth in the late 19th Century, the golden age of America’s Industrial Revolution. The historical novel follows the life of Sammy…
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Talk To Me God Before I Slap Somebody by Renee Budde
How did the good Sunday school teacher find herself behind bars? she didn't always have a propensity towards violence. Yes, she audacious and stubborn and sometimes naughty. But MURDER? Anyone could be driven to the unimaginable. Relatable true stories leap from the pages of this humorous...
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Raider of the Scottish Coast by Marc Liebman
Its 1775 and the American Revolution has begun. In England, the Royal Navy has one eye on the rebellious colonials and the other on its traditional enemy, the French. Two teenagers - Jaco Jacinto from Charleston, SC and Darren Smythe from Gosport, England – become midshipmen in their respective...
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Ponderings: A Collection of 144 Illumined Reflections by Sharon Fallon Shreve
Written by author Sharon Fallon Shreve, "Ponderings: A Collection of 144 Illumined Reflections" is more than a collection of quotes and affirmations. It was purposefully designed to be a spiritual companion to help navigate the labyrinth of our human soul. Whether you’re seeking comfort during...
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How Whole Brain Thinking Can Save The Future by James Olson
The brain is a stereo organ. The psychologies of the systems that operate the two hemisphere complement one another, making them vastly different in most respects. The stereo brain’s contribution to our lives is unparalleled in importance. It processes the information that feeds our perception....
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Foreign Friends by Lia Giannakis
Ashley Hall, a rich preppie from Connecticut works as a book editor at the world's craziest publishing company. Bored and fed up with everything and everyone--especially the sexist moron to whom she is engaged--she's receptive to a mysterious late-night phone call that invites her to live...
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What The Heart Carries by Susan Appel
One secret. Two lives forever changed. Stephanie grew up cherished and surrounded by love, yet she was haunted by questions no one would answer. Her brother Carmine, in contrast, lived a life marked by tumult, loss, and an unrelenting search for belonging. Though born less than a year apart…
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Awakening The Mystic by Rob Dorgan
Yoga teacher Ren Devlin’s life is forever changed after his practices with yoga and meditation awaken him to find what was once thought to be impossible in the physical world—possible. He performs what the world proclaims to be a ‘miracle’ in front of hundreds of shocked onlookers. Lauded as a...
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Carroll Gardens Story by Sally Frances
At Halloween, in 1998, the Sicilian-American neighborhood of Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn is shaken when a neighbor’s corpse is found disguised as a holiday witch on her balcony. A neurodivergent handyman with traumatic brain injury from a childhood accident, his gay and closeted older brother...
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Death Row Saved My Life And Other Stories by Clifford Williams
The stories deal with a wide array of difficult situations: heroin addiction, being gay in a straight culture, being burned in a flash fire, having ADHD, arriving in the U.S. from a refugee camp, having strong suicidal impulses, being the recipient of domestic violence, experiencing the death of...
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Long Lost Midwife by Skye Smith
In 1934 St. Louis, Missouri, Pamela, outwardly a young, white socialite (but inwardly an unsettled late adolescent), is about to give birth to her first child. To assist in the delivery, she searches for the ‘colored’ midwife, Miss Minnie, who attended her own birth in 1911. Her and her husband’s...
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The Guardian Temple: The Broken Throne of Heaven by Jordan Eilbert
We follow three different stories. Starting with Fred. A man whose morals are as flexible as his clients bank accounts. Working in restoration, he cleans up messes wealthy and unscrupulous men leave behind. But one client is far different than any other, as his contract soon embroils him in an...
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Six Who Stopped The Steal by Nancy Hicks Marshall
Sect. 1: Six chapters, one each by and about the six men about what, in their youth, led them to know they wanted to be men of integrity. Sect. 2: "Monsters." I conversation about cognitive dissonance, how difficult it is to handle some new information, and the "monsters" of 2020. Sec.t 3: How…
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Your Soul: Fixer-Upper or Tear-Down? by Barbara Camp
WHO'S WHO Honoree, Baby Boomer, Catholic schoolgirl (can readily identify any plaid ever used in a parochial uniform), and ’70s Playboy Bunny (another uniform—not plaid—blue satin), Barbara Camp insists that “God writes the best fiction, known as non-fiction." Camp’s short stories translate...
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New Angel In Town by Jody Sharpe
A secret still lies in Mystic Bay, California. Angels live as humans there. But more miracles happen when Angel Ken and others help Ron, a new angel as he swoops into town. Guardian Angel Ron flies down to live a human existence to make sure his charge, Evan, a boy in foster care, finds a forever...
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Scary Good by Angie Callen
Scary Good is a reflective and practical guide for anyone who feels that familiar Sunday dread and suspects it’s not really about Monday. Through personal storytelling, humor, and real-world insight, Angie Callen unpacks what the “Sunday Scaries” often reveal: burnout, misalignment, and the quiet...
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Lizbeth The Little Lost Golf Ball by Janice Nissen
When Lizbeth, a bright pink golf ball bursting with curiosity, wakes up in the pro shop, she's ready for her very first adventure. Chosen by junior golfer JoJo, Lizbeth rolls into an exciting new world filled with quirky characters like Putter Pete, Frida Flag, and Claude Cup, all eager to teach...
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The Night The World Went Dark by Jack Randall
When Jay Abbas and his friends accidentally summoned a demon from a fairytale, the sun refused to rise. They were forced to spend their days running, hiding, and plotting to send it back, and to undo all of the death and chaos that it had caused. However, the longer they were chased, the more...
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Joy Overcame Sorrow by Jerry L Woodbridge
Joy Overcame Sorrow is a heartfelt coming-of-age story about ten-year-old Joy, a bright, adventurous girl whose world is turned upside down in an instant. After a perfect day at the park with her best friend Bella, Joy returns home to devastating news: her father has died in a tragic car…
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Dances With Arrows by Steve Stratton
When America Burns, Only the Fierce Will Survive On Christmas Eve, the unthinkable happens. Russian forces invade the United States. In the frozen heart of Wyoming, Brigadier General Lance Bear Wolf, his wife Elle Parker, and a small cadre of special operations veterans form the core of the…
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When Things Fall Apart by Alan Brenham
Newly minted homicide detective Kit Hanover is paired with a crusty veteran who makes no bones about his feelings for Native Americans. Their prickly partnership becomes more antagonistic when her first murder case proves devastating and she is reassigned. Determined to work the case in her own...
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Grow Your Money, Protect Your Wealth by Matthew Mellett MS CLU ChFC
Written for young people starting out on life's financial journey, Grow Your Money Protect Your Wealth offers a sound, steady-eddy approach to investing discretionary income. It provides a blueprint that enables you to build a long-term investment portfolio to help meet your financial needs in...
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Entertaining Angels by Sandy Hope Stewart
At seventy, Rebekah Lang resolved to confront the guilt she has carried for decades. This journey draws her back to the turbulent summers of the mid-1960s, when she was a bright but self-absorbed teenager, caught between the innocence of youth and the harsh realities of a world unraveling. Amid…
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Lessons Learned by a Patriot Husband and Dad by Chris Woody
Many military husbands and dads are struggling to keep their marriages and families together. Spouses and family members notice the changes as well. Lesson’s Learned by a Patriot Husband and Dad will help with some common mistakes that may help keep the family and career together.
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Pullman by Debra Lee
In 1920s New Orleans, Eugene Ste. Cherie, a naïve Pullman Porter, stumbles into a world of booze, sex, and jazz when he helps a white passenger. He is later hired to work at a lakefront casino. Despite prohibition, alcohol flows freely, and Eugene tends bar at lavish social events. His wife…
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Quiet Valor, Everyday Americans by Larry Nouvel
What does courage look like when no one is watching? It’s the teacher running barefoot through a Texas storm, the bus driver guiding children off a burning school bus, the doctor walking city streets at midnight, the volunteer who simply listens. In Quiet Valor: Everyday Americans — Acts of...
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Paddy and the Banshee by Marty Martin
The story began as a fantasy based on a childhood memory about a Banshee in Ireland. As repressed memories surfaced, the story evolved into an memoir unlike any other. The story blends imagination with the true story about six-year-old Paddy in the 1960sand his life in New York City, to rural...
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Wild Pitch by Jeffrey Grose and Richard Strack
Wild Pitch is a true story that tears the human condition of a man's life down to the bare bone. Its pages paint a portrait of a childhood shattered to pieces by an alcoholic father that leaves Jeff Grose with an anger that grows into a beast born from his dad's belt. Jeff channels the beast…
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A Letter Unwritten by Randy Rauh
What can you learn about someone when life throws constant challenges at them? For Randy Rauh, the answer was simple: everything. In A Letter Unwritten, Randy opens the pages of his heart to share the remarkable lives of two women who shaped his world his mother and his wife. Through a blend of...
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The Woman She Left Behind by Tom Huggler
In the spring of 1862, widowed Rachel Barnum leaves three children with her farm’s hired man to search for her dying son, Dwight, a soldier in Michigan’s 2nd cavalry. Rachel’s decision to travel alone to Missouri, into the heart of darkness, is either a hero’s journey or a fool’s errand. Mounting...
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Dead Man Zone by C.R. Olachea
Korea DMZ—1983. Rip Razorton, a newly minted Second Lieutenant in the United States Army, enters a military environment filled with danger. He learns the DMZ mission from a friendly NCO while being harassed by superior officers. What keeps him going is his love for his exotic Native American...
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Sorry "Can't" Is A Lie by Arthur Lih
Arthur was determined to find a solution that would be able to save his child in the event of an emergency and end unnecessary choking tragedies. He used his inquisitive mind and his sharp business and building skills to bring LifeVac to market. Arthur has since forged LifeVac into an…
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A professional interview program where new and seasoned authors in all book genres present their work to readers. Some interviews include short readings.
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