Author Archives: Brock Shelley

Author of YA Thrillers, Kara Thomas, is here this week to discuss her writing journey and her newest book, THAT WEEKEND. Bookshop.org Episode Page

Liselle Sambury stops by to takes through her writing journey and tell us about her debut, BLOOD LIKE MAGIC. Bookshop.org Episode Page NaNoWriMo RevPit PitMad her agent Kristy Hunter Liselle’s YouTube page

NYT bestselling author Maureen Johnson comes on the podcast to take about her newest Stevie Bell mystery, THE BOX IN THE WOODS. Bookshop.org Episode Mention Page

We welcome author Suzanne Park to the podcast to talk about debuting in the COVID year and her newest YA release, SUNNY SONG WILL NEVER BE FAMOUS Bookshop.org Episode Page

Excited to have best-selling author Kwame Mbalia as we talk about fiction addict, the 3rd Tristan Strong book, and his newest release, LAST GATE OF THE EMPEROR. Episode Mentions: Bookshop.org Episode Page Rick Riordan Prince Yoel Makonnen Justin A. Reynolds’ … Continue reading →

We welcome author Francisco X. Stork to this week’s episode as we explore is path to becoming an author and his newest book ON THE HOOK. Episode Mentions: Bookshop.org Episode Page The Way of the Jaguar Behind the Eyes

Debut author Kelsey Rodkey visits the podcast to talk about her development as a writer and her book LAST CHANCE BOOKS. Episode Mentions: The Only Thing Worse Than Me Is You Bookshop.org Episode Page Clueless 10 Things I Hate About … Continue reading →

Critically acclaimed author A. S. King pays a visit to the podcast to talk about how she came to writing and her newest book SWITCH. Episode Mentions: Confessions of a Teenage Baboon Bookshop.org Episode Page Nic Stone’s Episodes (#40) & … Continue reading →

Author James Sie visits the podcast to talk about his newest YA release: ALL KINDS OF OTHER . Episode Mentions: Bookshop.org Episode Page The Boy Who Could Make Himself Disappear The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank The … Continue reading →

The podcast has reached its 4th YEAR and I can’t think of a better to mark it that to have Ben Philippe back on the podcast for his 3rd appearance to talk about this newest collection of personal essays, SURE, … Continue reading →