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Author Talks with Lisa T
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Love books? Always have questions after you've finished reading? Well on Author Talks with Lisa T, we go straight to the source -- the writers themselves -- to ask them about that twisty ending, why she ended up with him and what's next.
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Chapter 23: The secret language of writers
Jun 1, 202500:21:56Tap to summarizeGot a question or comment? Send Lisa T a text.There is no shortage of writers who create their own languages for their books. In "The Story She Left Behind", best selling author Patti Callahan Henry joins the club in her novel which takes its inspiration from a real-life literary mystery.For more head to www.LisaTbooks.com
Transcribe →Chapter 22: An escape to a simpler time
Apr 27, 202500:24:51Tap to summarizeGot a question or comment? Send Lisa T a text.The story behind "The Martha's Vineyard Beach and Book Club" comes from author Martha Hall Kelly's own family. Set in the perennial summer destination, her historic novel transports readers to World War Two when U-Boats hummed off the eastern seaboard, soldiers trained on New England beaches for battle and residents lives their lives to the fullest.
Transcribe →Chapter 21: A book about terrorism that's funny
Mar 30, 202500:13:40Tap to summarizeGot a question or comment? Send Lisa T a text.Colleen Oakley's latest novel "Jane and Dan at the End of the World" feature a middle-aged couple who get caught up in an eco-terrorism plot that's straight out of the novel Jane is convinced no one has read. I chat with Colleen about middle age and why there's a need for more books with characters like hers.
Transcribe →Chapter 20: Extra, extra, read all about it!
Feb 23, 202500:19:00Tap to summarizeGot a question or comment? Send Lisa T a text.Jordyn Taylor's new young adult thriller "Wicked Darlings" is a can't-put-down read about the exclusive world of the ultra-rich and one teen's attempt to find out what really happened to her sister last summer. Listen as Jordyn and I discuss the allure of high society, the noble profession of journalism and her intense plotter writing style.
Transcribe →Chapter 19: Beware the curse of the pharaoh!
Jan 24, 202500:18:34Tap to summarizeGot a question or comment? Send Lisa T a text.Author Fiona Davis is best known for weaving historical tales showcasing some of New York City's most famous landmarks. Her latest novel, "The Stolen Queen" doesn't disappoint on that front, but for the first time ever she whisks readers off to Egypt during a time when its lost histories and treasures were just starting to be rediscovered. We chat about the real-life female (gasp!) pharaoh who inspired her story as well what she hopes her own legacy will be.
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