Description: BOOKCAST is a podcast, a way for you to discover the latest Eye on Books interviews as soon as we post them. A podcast is simply a way to have audio fed to you. which you can add to your iPod or MP3 player and listen to anytime, anywhere. Starting in June 2005, BOOKCAST will be heard two to four days a week. By July we'll be on five or six days a week. Each Monday, BOOKCAST brings you our newest mystery-author interview. The rest of the week we feature interviews with authors of biographies, memoirs, history, and general fiction, as well as celebrity authors
To others at his new high school, Kaden is a typical teenage boy. To her friends and teachers, Aren is a typical teenage girl. But neither is what they appear to be, in Charles Pulsipher‘s fantasy novel “The Crystal Bridge.” Kaden, we learn, can open wormholes to distant worlds. Aren has a jaw-dropping gift of empathy that allows her to experience not just the memories but the souls of others. So what happens when these two earnest young people meet and merge their unique abilities? Well, wait’ll you hear what happens. Listen to Charles Pulsipher Download audio file (charlespulsipher.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download.
Over a hundred years ago, in a small town near the California coast, lived a young woman named Daphne Lindstrom. She was not only a beautiful woman, she was newly married to the most prominent citizen of Red Gap. Her strange disappearance created a local legend. Someone even wrote a book based on Daphne’s story. Now, in the present day, Red Gap is no longer a redwood logging town. As Christina Dudley imagines it, in her novel “Everliving,” it’s a tourist destination. And it’s where botany student Ben Platt winds up, after a messy breakup with a cheating girlfriend – and a messy collision with a deer on an old logging road. Now, for all these years, it turns out Daphne’s spirit has been a presence in Red Gap, and in the lives of one family in particular. And Ben must decide whether to answer a chilling call for help. Listen to Christina Dudley Download audio file (christinadudley.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download.
A young and successful, but emotionally troubled artist in search of self-acceptance is at the heart of the new novel by Tiffany Lovering called “Alone.” Buy the book Willow is 23 years old, and has been cutting herself almost half her life, because sometimes a knife provides the only comfort Willow knows. Tiffany says that “Alone” was a “labor of love” book, and although not autobiographical, it was nevertheless a very personal story. Listen to Tiffany Lovering Download audio file (tiffanylovering.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download.
After years of sexual abuse, then the loss of his mother, then the loss of his faith and finally the loss of his one true love, David Howard finally cracks. Buy the book In S.C. Cunningham‘s intense thriller “The Penance List” David has turned from a mama’s boy to a psychotic killer, and is terrorizing London. Yet’s a character who elicits from readers mixed feelings – empathy for a killer. Understanding. Fear. Mostly fear, as David targets and stalks those he blames for what his life has become. His is a death list. Listen to S.C. Cunningham Download audio file (sccunningham.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download.
Mina Kitchen is a forty-something single woman, a New Jersey native currently living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania — and true to her surname, Mina loves to cook. In fact, you could say Mina has a “catering disorder.” Buy the book We meet Mina in Lizz Lund‘s book “Kitchen Addiction.” We also meet Mina’s Swiffer-addicted neighbor Vito, her godmother who has unusual methods for encouraging new members to join St. Bart’s church, and Mina’s enormous cat. Mina is trying to endure her job as an office manager, while also carefully navigating the minefield called the Breakfast Wars between St. Bart’s and First Meth. Oh, and did we mention all the recipes in this book? Listen to Lizz Lund Download audio file (lizzlund.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download.
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Description: BOOKCAST is a podcast, a way for you to discover the latest Eye on Books interviews as soon as we post them. A podcast is simply a way to have audio fed to you. which you can add to your iPod or MP3 player and listen to anytime, anywhere. Starting in June 2005, BOOKCAST will be heard two to four days a week. By July we'll be on five or six days a week. Each Monday, BOOKCAST brings you our newest mystery-author interview. The rest of the week we feature interviews with authors of biographies, memoirs, history, and general fiction, as well as celebrity authors
