When author Harry C. Doolittle woked as a copy writer and creative director in the advertising agency business, he was responsible for writing a half dozen television spots each day. Although that was challenging work, Doolittle tells us the process of writing twenty short stories for his book Imagination & Reality turned out to be a more tedious endeavor.

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Author Harry C. Doolittle spent decades as a copy writer and creative director in the advertising agency business, where he had to come up with stories on the spot, on a daily basis. In this podcast episode, Doolittle tells us that the same skills were used during the writing of his book Imagination & Reality. These twenty stories were crafted by Doolittle, seemingly out of thin air.

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In the final podcast episode with Six Days Till Sunday author Fred Gaertner, Gaertner tells us that the ending of Six Days Till Sunday has been left open, so don’t be surprised if you see a sequel on the shelves! Gaertner also tells interested readers where they can find a copy of Six Days Till Sunday.

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The stories in author Harry C. Doolittle‘s new book Imagination & Reality come straight out of his head! In this podcast episode, he tells us about the only story in the book that was taken from an actual experience in Doolittle’s life. He was the commander of a PT boat in World War II, and in the story, the author proposes to bring back PT boats to deal pirates off the coast of Somalia.

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With the book’s open ending, Broken Wings author Terri Ciccarini tells us not to be surprised if we see a sequel on the shelves someday! Terri also tells interested readers how they can get a copy of Broken Wings.

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Keith McNair doesn’t rest on his laurels! In his final podcast episode, he tells us he’s working on a follow up to Dancing in the Light as we speak. He also talks about the positive reaction to this book.

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In this podcast episode, author Fred Gaertner talks about the origin of his new book’s title, Six Days Till Sunday, which eludes to the free day the story’s slaves enjoy at the beginning of each week. The book also focuses greatly on what happens to us after we die. Gaertner also tells us about his beliefs on life after death.

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Imagination & Reality is author Harry C. Doolittle‘s new book featuring 20 stories that combines real world people, places and events with fictional plot lines. In this podcast interview, Doolittle tells us about one of his favorite stories, Written on Condition of Anonymity. This story revolves around the fact VIP’s in business, the military, and the government desire to get their thoughts out to the public but at the same time are reluctant to be named.

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Author Terri Ciccarini is no stranger to praise for her writing. In this podcast episode, Terri talks about her readers’ reactions to her new book Broken Wings, and tells us about her plans for the future.

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Keith McNair‘s new book Dancing in the Light is only part of the author’s prolific catalog! In this podcast episode, McNair tells us about a few of his previous novels.

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Author Fred Gaertner tells us that his new book, Six Days Till Sunday, is really a love story. In the book, a deep connection develops between a black slave and a wealthy land owner. In this podcast episode, Gaertner reads a passage from one of Six Days Till Sunday‘s most important chapters for us.

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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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Some major plot points in the book Broken Wings take place in or around hospitals. Author Terri Ciccarini tells us that, with her background in medicine, she was able to inject a great amount of realism into these scenes.

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Keith McNair‘s new book is called Dancing in the Light. In this podcast episode, McNair talks about his belief in, or skepticism of, happy endings.

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In this podcast episode Six Days Till Sunday author Fred Gaertner gives us a detailed plot synopsis of this imaginative new book. Gaertner explains that when a reader is finished reading Six Days Till Sunday, he hopes each realizes that they are part of a greater life stream.

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Terri Ciccarini, author of the new novel Broken Wings, gives us a sneak peak into the plot of her well-received first book.

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In this podcast episode Dancing in the Light author Keith McNair talks about the process of writing from his female main character’s perspective, as a male author.

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Aaron the Wayshower is the author’s spokesman who appears in each of a series of novels to combat some form of subhuman behavior. In Six Days Till Sunday, he visits America’s antebellum South (1855 – 1857) to oppose the institution of human bondage. He’s not just another great teacher. He is the procreator of a Life-Stream which includes Earthlings as a tiny fraction of his total Progeny. Even more important, the totality of his responsibilities is similar in scope to that which each of us must one day assume!

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Amy and Jill… Two young women who briefly met as they slowly were heading toward the Emergency Room entrance at Griffin Hospital. Far along in their respective labors, they soon gave birth without any complications. A little girl -Samantha, was born to Amy, while a little boy -Drew, was born to Jill. In an amazing turn of events, both infants entered the world at the exact same time, down to the very same minute and second: 3:45:18 am. Coincidence? Perhaps… Fate? Who Knows?

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Three lives originally traveling on separate roads of life. Each totally unaware of the others existence, until fate was called upon to bring them together for a common purpose. One woman in search of something she never experienced, while seeking to make a better life for herself and those around her. A single minded personality who would discover that life was about more than being successful. One man walking a thin line as a single parent, while hoping to reclaim a paradise that he believed was taken from him much too soon. A second woman, whose faith in the human spirit was unshakable. Yet, that faith would be tried and tested and she would find that her life would be touched in ways she could have never imagined. Who will survive and reach their goals, and who would fail? The answers lie within the pages of… Dancing in the Light, a black romance novel.

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Although The Girl From Over There is author Géo O’Connor‘s first book written in English, she previously wrote a similar novel in her native French. In her final podcast episode, O’Connor talks about the plot of this book, and talks more about her travels around the world.

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Author Harry C. Doolittle is a well rounded artist! In his final podcast episode, he tells us now that he has published his new book Imagination & Reality, his next goal is to get his paintings in a major art museum. He also tells us where we can purchase Imagination & Reality and find out more information about his work.

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In previous podcast episodes, author Géo O’Connor explains that, although the main character Yvette is based on her, Géo’s new book, The Girl From Over There, is actually a piece of fiction. In this episode, she explains why she wrote this book instead of a memoir. She also reminisces about some of the great loves of her, and Yvette’s, life.

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In this podcast episode Harry C. Doolittle, author of the new book Imagination & Reality, tells us that in the book’s final story, he fashioned the main character after himself, the only time in the book he did this. He also exudes excitement over the reaction Imagination & Reality has gotten from readers, telling us that only “squares” dislike the storylines.

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The Girl From Over There, author Géo O’Connor’s new novel, follows the life of Yvette. Yvette’s story, however, follows very closely to the life of Géo. In this podcast episode, Géo gives is a detailed overview of her life and experiences, from her teenage years in France, all the way up to her present life in California.

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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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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 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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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In this podcast interview, author L. Rolland Williams tells us about the science fiction books he read as a young man, and how these books influenced Rogue Progeny.

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Rogue Progeny tells the story of Androids who transform into human beings when they are infected by an alien virus. The androids’ new self-awareness is perceived as a threat by the Human Creators. Daedalus Jones, a private investigator, is thrust into this dangerous mix when the CyRand Corporation, manufacturers of the Androids, hire him to retrieve Jared 9 Sybarite, the Android Patient Zero spreading the virus to his robotic brethren. Jones must find Jared 9. But Jones is not the only one searching for the rogue android. Ominous forces want Sybarite dead before he spreads the virus throughout the Android Populace. And they will terminate anyone foolish enough to get in their way.

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The Adventures of Button Broken Tail includes several adventures of Button, a rather small Scottish Terrier bitch who was the runt of her litter, but very active and quite intelligent (for her sex). The site is Oklahoma, Heartland of America, within the area of field, forest, and swamp. The major actors are the creatures of Oklahoma, with an occasional outsider, such as Delp the Alligator. The stories are fun and also dangerous.

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In her final podcast episode Mary Ross Smith, author of SOS, tells us a bit more about her difficult childhood and how she kept hope alive, leading to a better life.

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In this podcast interview with author Mary Ross Smith, she tells us about the reaction to her new book, SOS, and also talks about the time she spent during her childhood at her mother’s mortuary.

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SOS author Mary Ross Smith explains how cathartic it was to write this book and tells us that SOS has received very positive reviews.

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In this podcast episode, author Mary Ross Smith details the real events that happened in her life that formed the basis for her book SOS.

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In the last podcast episode from author Fred Gaertner, he explains how the lifestream works in his new book, Six Days Till Sunday, and where we can purchase a copy.

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