Fiction Podcasts
Authors of fiction talk about their work and their inspiration.
Part 3 – The Demihuman Archives by Marc Mattaliano
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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Part 5 – The Adventures of Button Broken Tail by Richard Leech
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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Part 5 – Rogue Progeny by L. Rolland Williams
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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Part 2 – The Demihuman Archives by Marc Mattaliano
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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Part 4 – The Adventures of Button Broken Tail by Richard Leech
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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Part 4 – Rogue Progeny by L. Rolland Williams
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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Part 1 – The Demihuman Archives by Marc Mattaliano
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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Part 3 – The Adventures of Button Broken Tail by Richard Leech
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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Part 3 – Rogue Progeny by L. Rolland Williams
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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Part 2 – The Value of a Homemaker by Patricia Zona
June 21, 2010 by Xlibris
Filed under Featured Authors, Fiction
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.
