In her new book, ““Lemons in the Garden of Love” (available May 11 from She Writes Press) Ames Sheldon looks at her ancestor who helped found the Birth Control League of Massachusetts, now known as Planned Parenthood. She talks about what it was like to explore her family history and how she adjusted it for her characters, Cassie Lyman and Kate Easton.
Ames and I talk about women in literature and how her characters fit into this world, as well as how they stand apart. Ames looks at her past works and the new directions she goes in.
Miles Gunter brings us a world of ghost KOs in “Grammaton Punch”
Michael Bland’s second book pushes his character to new limits
The truths about leadership training and being a caregiver
New sound, new album from Dany Horovitz
He’s back! Jon Merz returns to talk vampire books and the changing industry
Lackadaisy makes the jump from comic to animated pilot
Haunted desk? Hell yes!
A chance meeting leads to an amazing musical duo with The A.M.s
Kimberly Kenna shares the ‘spark’ that inspired her new series
Hollis Morrisette’s varied (and extremely busy) life in LA
Preston Fassel gives us a book with no heroes in “Beasts of 42nd Street”
Generations share a diverse musical background with a common goal
Jon Merz talks production studios and acting in “I Wanna Dance with Somebody”
A bit of the city and the country in this novel double-header
Ela Ozturk brings musical, cultural influences to her work
“Let’s Play” jumps into the videogame world with “Everdate”
Todd Keisling’s “Devil’s Creek” hits a new intensity in horror
Take a tour of The City….just watch your back
John Mantooth walks a haunted path with “Holy Ghost Road”
A very funky discussion with Carter & the Capitals
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