Harry C. Doolittle, author of the new book Imagination & Reality, spent his career as an ad agency copywriter. In this podcast episode, Doolittle compares the creative processes of writing short stories and writing for even shorter television commercials. He also tells us which story in Imagination & Reality is his favorite.

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Géo O’Connor’s The Girl From Over There is the epic tale of Yvette, an attractive young immigrant amassing a fortune in a strange land. In search of financial success in order to secure her independence, she becomes a strong woman prevailing in the cutthroat real estate industry of fast developing Los Angeles in the 7O’s and 80′s. But she falls in love with Russ, a man who values his freedom as much as she does hers. Although the lovers feel happy together, Russ leaves for France, a country he has learned to love.

Will Yvette follow him? Or stay and nurture the rapidly growing business which is the key to her long-desired freedom?

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In this podcast episode J. Gordon Powell, author of the new book Marriage of the Lamb, talks about the Ten Commandments. He says that there are only two true Commandments, while the other eight are, in fact, marriage covenant vials. According to Powell, these vials were made by Israel as they entered a marriage covenant with God.

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In this podcast episode, I Was Trained To Be A Spy author Helias Doundoulakis talks about his experiences during the war. He tells us that although he was responsible for gathering intelligence and never saw combat, he did have a few close calls and was nearly captured by the German army.

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Harry C. Doolittle, whose book Imagination & Reality is a new collection of humorous short stories, talks about the authors of each story. Although each word came from Doolittle’s pen, he explains that each story is made from not only a fictional story line, but also a fictional author. How did Doolittle put himself in the minds of each author? Listen in and find out!

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In this podcast episode, Marriage of the Lamb author J. Gordon Powell explains how he feels the relationship between God and human beings should be arranged. He tells us that in the New Testament, the only real “law” that us handed down instructs humans to love God and one another. Because of this, he thinks the New Testament is not a textbook of ethics and morality, as many others claim it to be.

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Helias Doundoulakis, author of the book I Was Trained To Be A Spy, tells us about his time fighting in the war. In this extended episode, he talks about Gestapo’s invasion of Greece, his time in a resistance group, how it came about that he joined the US Army and, finally, the OSS, a precursor to the modern-day CIA.

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In the final podcast episode with Marc Mattaliano, the author looks backward and forward. He talks about his inspiration for The Demihuman Archives which was, in part, to write the book that Twilight could have been. He also tells us what his fans can expect from him in the near future.

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Interwoven with humor and satire, Imagination & Reality is an anthology of tales specifically collected and selected by Harry C. Doolittle. The author makes use of real locations that readers will be able to recognize though the characters and stories are fictional. He employs satire to cleverly present life’s sometimes absurd realities, wrapped in imaginative tales that will either draw out a laugh or provoke a thought.

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Author J. Gordon Powell thinks he was born to be a teaching prophet. Although he is not yet a commissioned prophet as defined by Moses to Aaron and Miriam, he has already discovered a lot of information about repentance and rapture.

He believes that rapture is imminent and that many church leaders are expecting spiritual awakening. This may be the revival that some scholars anticipate as has been prophesied. Unfortunately, however, the very same teachers who predict revival before rapture still cling to religious traditions that allow pagan deities to deceive them.

Gordon believes that modern humans are resisting repentance in preparation for rapture because they are using intellect to function like gods. This desire to be like the gods was the reason humans severed their covenant union with God back when the earth was still young.

These beliefs, the scripture, and the author’s views on theology are discussed in detail in Marriage of the Lamb. Through his book, Gordon warns the citizens to abandon religious deception and repent to a marriage relationship with Christ.

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I Was Trained To Be A Spy follows the story of an American-born boy who grew up in a small village on the Greek island of Crete. During his final year in high school, he witnesses the German invasion of the island as WWII began. At the age of eighteen, he joined a resistance group and supplied crucial information to the SOE, the arm of the English Intelligence Service. This group however is uncovered, resulting in their evacuation by the SOE, to Cairo.

There, Helias Doundoulakis was asked to join English Intelligence, only to pursue the American OSS (Office of Strategic Services), the fledgling American spy organization. He enlisted in the U.S. Army and was attached to the OSS’s SI or Secret Intelligence sector, where the author was trained for intelligence as well as defensive combat skills. After being oriented into a skilled “spy”, Doundoulakis was sent back to Salonica, Greece along with a Greek naval intelligence officer, and later set up a communications cell with a wireless radio he smuggled in, hidden inside a can of olive oil!

I Was Trained To Be A Spy is a heart-rendering account told in simple prose, of one young man’s spy training. He was the only American soldier in Salonica for a period of nine months, sending daily messages to OSS headquarters in Cairo on German troop movements. With these cryptic messages, many Axis ships were sunk, trains bombed, and thousand of Germans were killed. The author was decorated by the United States Army and the Greek government after the war, became a successful civil engineer, and holds the patent for the world’s largest radio telescope in Arecibo, Puerto Rico.

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In our final podcast episode with Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, he tells us where we can find the book. He also says that to follow up Everybody for Everybody, he will not write another volume, but will instead enjoy retirement!

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In this podcast episode author Marc Mattaliano gives us his take on what’s wrong with fantasy and sci-fi books today, and tells us why his new novel, The Demihuman Archives, is different.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us this book is, in fact, for everyone. Nigro thinks it may challenge liberals whose view might be out of line with his, but he feels it’s written in a way that will appeal to the masses.

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Author Marc Mattaliano tells us about his writings before his new book The Demihuman Archives. He also talks about events and hobbies in his childhood that helped shaped his writing style.

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In this final podcast with author Patricia Zona, she touches on myriad topics that are brought up in her new book, The Value of a Homemaker: Corporate greed and the strain it puts on a marriage, violence on television and the movies, our broken legal system, especially in divorce cases, and finally her desire to send a positive message with this book that will help readers better their lives.

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Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us how his career as a psychiatrist influenced the material in Everybody for Everybody!

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In the final podcast episode with Richard Leech, author of the children’s book The Adventures of Button Broken Tail, Leech talks about a lifetime spent with all animals, not just dogs!

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In the final podcast episode with L. Rolland Williams, author of Rogue Progeny, he gives us a sneak peak at the sequel of Rogue Progeny.

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In this podcast episode The Demihuman Archives author Marc Mattaliano tells about the research he did in order to set the story in Dublin, and talks about the unique timeline of the book.

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In the final podcast episode with author David Strumfels he talks about the positive experience he had writing his debut book Wondering About. He also tells us that he’s working on his second book. The upcoming title, The Third Row, is a book about chemistry that is meant to help students who are sometimes overwhelmed by the subject.

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Remo Gino Farinelli author of the book Disgrazia gives us an update on his life. He tells that things have been better since he wrote Disgrazia.

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In this final podcast episode with author and poet Mary Bell, she talks more about her religion and how people who may not be religious can still take away helpful ideas from her new book Triumphs.

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In the final podcast episode with author Douglas Horne, whose memoir is called Life in a Rear View Mirror, Horne tells us that he’s also working on a new book about the US government and what the country can do better.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, speaks to his religious beliefs and talks about how his religious upbringing has influenced his writings.

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What is in a name? For Elton Hill, author of the new collection of poetry Poetic Gesture, quite a bit! He tells us why he chose this title for his first book. He also tells us that, in the future, he plans to continue writing not just more poetry, but also a novel. Stay tuned for more from Elton Hill.

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What is the true value of a homemaker? Patricia Zona, author of The Value of a Homemaker, talks about the myriad ways she tried to create a perfect home for her family. She tells us she loved having a home that her children would want to bring their friends to and always had dinner waiting for her husband as he worked late.

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In this final podcast episode from Terre Davis, author of the new book Seeking New Possibilities? Be A Search Consultant!, Davis tells us she’s hard at work on a new book, hot on the heels of this book’s success.

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Although labeled as a children’s book, The Adventures of Button Broken Tail was written for kids and teenagers who possess an intellect and curiosity beyond that of an average child. The book’s author, Richard Leech, also tells us that his target audience consists of people who would like to learn more about animals.

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In this podcast episode Rogue Progeny author L. Rolland Williams describes some of the book’s characters, and tells us that many of them resemble people he knows, and even himself!

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Vampires, elves, orcs, trolls, dwarves, demons, pixies and humans. All of them are unique in their own special ways, and 2385 has seen a populace lose its tolerance for simple differences. Creation myths have been thrown out the window, religious faith has been questioned, and the origins of humanity are under the microscope. But the judgment humans wrap around the invading others is a two-way street. The others have their own prejudices, and things can only get better if they realize how much is to be gained in working together.

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The genesis of Remo Gino Farinelli‘s book Disgrazia was in the letters he began writing to God while in the darkest times of his life. In this podcast episode, he tells us how those letters also inspired him to see that life was worth living again.

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The poems and short stories in Mary Bell‘s book Triumphs are full of religious themes and references. In this podcast episode, she tells us about the short stories in the collection, and reads on of her poems, based on the work of poet Edgar Allan Poe.

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In this podcast episode, we speak with Douglas Horne, author of Life in a Rear View Mirror, about his life after the military. He tells us that getting a job in the civilian world was much tougher that most people would imagine, even for a high-ranking military officer.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, talks about his time in the U.S. Navel Reserves. During this period, he served on the U.S.S. George Washington, the Navy’s first nuclear missile submarine.

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Author David Strumfels tells is about the process of writing his book, Wondering About. He explains that he learned a tremendous amount about himself and his Aspergers Syndrome while researching the book. He also talks more about his love for science and the sense of wonder that has brought him so much happiness in life.

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In this podcast episode poet Elton Hill reads his favorite poem from his debut collection, Poetic Gesture. This poem, called “I Live On,” was written for one of Elton’s friends, a young man who was tragically killed in a car accident.

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Patricia Zona, author of The Value of a Homemaker, tells us about an illness she suffered through toward the end of her marriage. The surrounding incidents, she explains, really showed her that her husband Rick was no longer putting a strong effort into their marriage.

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What is the biggest mistake a school district or company can make when searching for a superintendent or CEO? Seeking New Possibilities? Be A Search Consultant! author Terre Davis gives us the low-down on this very common search faux pas.

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In this podcast episode Richard Leech, author of the new children’s book The Adventures of Button Broken Tail, talks about one of his favorite stories from the book, when Button and her best friend Sally had a frightening encounter with a young alligator.

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Author L. Rolland Williams, whose debut novel is called Rogue Progeny, explains the differences – and similarities – between the human and android condition in his book.

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Disgrazia is the story of Remo Gino Farinelli. In this podcast episode, he talks about the time after his second wife left him and filed for divorce, while taking Farinelli’s children from him. He tells us about the period in his life when he shunned God, then realized prayer was the only thing that could save him.

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In this podcast episode we are read two poems from Triumphs, author and poet Mary Bell‘s new collection of poems and short stories.

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Author Douglas Horne, whose memoir is called Life in a Rear View Mirror, recounts his experience as the Program Manager of the Joint-Department of Defense (DoD) and CIA Program, for the Department of Defense. He was “counter parted” with elements of the CIA. This joint program resided in the Black World, and was highly classified.

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Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us how his family has influenced his outlook on life, and recited the Pledge of Allegiance he wrote over 30 years ago, which is included in his new books.

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In this podcast episode David Strumfels, author of the book Wondering About, talks about his love for the natural sciences. He tells us how his curious mind has helped make him successful in this field, and explains that his passion for science greatly influenced this book.

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Much of the poetry in Elton Hill‘s debut collection, Poetic Gesture, was written for his late wife, who passed only a few years after they were married. In this podcast episode, Hill reads a touching poem that he penned about her final days.

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In this podcast episode Patricia Zona, author of The Value of a Homemaker, takes us back to the days of her marriage. She tells us that although she always felt that the job she was doing was of the utmost importance, there were people in her life who did not feel that the job of a homemaker would be fulfilling to a modern woman.

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In this podcast episode, author and consultant Terre Davis details the years of experience she has working with school boards in superintendent searches. She also gives some free advice to people out there who may be searching for a new superintendent position.

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The Adventures of Button Broken Tail is a work of fiction, but in this podcast episode author Richard Leech tells us about the many Scottish Terriers he has owned with his wife, including one named Puddles, a dog whose personality came close to matching that of Button’s!

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