Behind the Scenes of the Ashland Mystery Fest with Author Ellie Alexander
#3 Live Events for Authors Featuring Cozy Mystery author • Ellie Alexander Bestselling cozy mystery author Ellie Alexander joins Northwest […]
Interviews
Beyond the Book Table: Caren Hahn on Making Author Events Worth It
Making Book Events Work: Lessons from Author Caren Hahn In this week’s Northwest Book Talk, Patty sits down with mystery
Jordan Fitch | Suspense Author embraces Live Events
Jordan Fitch, author of The Cardinal Line and NameTown shared his experiences of attending live events. Live Events with Jordan Fitch
Find Your Unique Author Voice with Abigail Raeke
Find Your Unique Author Voice with Abigail Raeke Abigail Raeke is a developmental editor and book coach on a mission
Martin Middlewood – Hidden History of Pearson Field
Martin Middlewood – Author & Clark County Historian Martin Middlewood is a longtime Vancouver, Washington writer and historian whose work
Fantasy and the Long Road to Yes: Dawn Shipman’s Path to a Traditional Book Deal
Dawn Shipman Meet Dawn Shipman: Traditionally Published Fantasy Series Author After years of writing stories, poems, and magazine articles, fantasy
Kendy Pearson
Kendy Pearson Meet Kendy Pearson : Award Winning Historian Fiction Author Kendy Pearson is a veteran high school teacher and
Paula Charles
Paula Charles Meet Paula Charles: Mystery, Hardware, and a Zen Goat In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, we’re diving
Jordan Fitch – Author of Name Town
Some stories hook you with suspense. Others make you question everything you thought you knew. In The Cardinal Line and Name Town, author Jordan Fitch masterfully does both. A former U.S. Marine turned thriller writer, Jordan brings sharp precision, emotional depth, and a love for the Pacific Northwest into his novels. In our recent Northwest Book Talk interview, we explored the hidden layers of his books, his journey into fiction, and how his real-life adventures have shaped the worlds he creates on the page.
Toni Woodard Author of I’m FINE
Toni Woodard on Living with Chronic Pain – “I’m FINE”
In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, author Toni Woodard shares her journey through chronic pain and how she learned to thrive despite it. Her book, I’m Fine, is a practical, honest guide to living well when pain won’t go away.
Tune in for real talk, resilience, and hard-earned hope.
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