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WordSmitten produces the About the Books broadcast on Sunday afternoons at 5 PM. Our interviews for 2014 include Johnny Temple, book publisher (Akashic Books), and chair of the Brooklyn Literary Council. Recent segments include Pulitzer Prize-winning author Gilbert King (Devil in the Grove), literary legend Tom Robbins, Guy Kawasaki (Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur (APE): How to Publish a Book") and Sara Nelson, returning guest to talk about her legendary career as editor-in-chief of Publishers Weekly (PW), as book editor of the Oprah Magazine, and now editorial director of a division of Amazon. Visit www.About-the-Books.com for all our interviews with great authors. WordSmitten. www.WordSmitten.com www.About-the-Books.com www.twitter.com/wordsmitten www.meetup.com/wordsmitten www.WordSmittenMedia.com

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Ready for a journey to Canada? Kate Sullivan interviews romance novelist Bobby Hutchinson, to discuss her newest book (November 2009/Langdon Street Press) titled "Blue Collar B&B," and reveal the secrets of late bloomers, reinvention,... more

Kate interviews the author of nine novels, three collections of short stories, and a biography of St. Francis of Assisi, the notable best-selling author Valerie Martin. Her newly launched novel, "THE CONFESSIONS OF EDWARD DAY," is a... more

Kate Sullivan interviews Francine Prose, the author of fifteen books of fiction, including "Blue Angel" -- a finalist for the National Book Award. Her newest book, "Anne Frank: the Book, the Life, the Afterlife," launches this week. Her novel,... more

Kate Sullivan interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning author Rick Bragg. His best-selling and critically acclaimed books depict the people of the foothills of the Appalachians and the titles are: "All Over but the Shoutin’" and "Ava’s Man".... more

WordSmitten's host, Kate Sullivan, interviews notable author Jane Smiley, the author of ten works of fiction, including The Age of Grief, The Greenlanders, and A Thousand Acres, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1992. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::... more

Kate Sullivan interviews Michael Collier, live from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference in Middlebury, Vermont. Michael Collier, director of the conference, is the author of five books of poems: The Clasp and Other Poems; The Folded... more

Kate Sullivan interviews former New York City DJ Jo Maeder to discuss her debut memoir, "When I Married My Mother: A Daughter's Search for What Really Matters -- and How She Found It Caring for Mama Jo" -- (Da Capo, 292 pages,... more

Kate Sullivan interviews Jonathan Tropper, author of "THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU." Recent reviews: "A snappy and heartfelt family drama... The family's interactions are sharp, raw, and often laugh-out-loud funny... Tropper strikes an... more

Kate Sullivan interviews comedy writers and LA film folks, Jeff Cowan and Chicago native Matthew Gill. Gill trained at famed Second City, earned a BA in advertising from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, and completed the... more

Tune in to the fun. Kate Sullivan interviews two guests on Sunday, June 28. Guests on the show include Noleen McGrath, a broadcast maven and media savvy individual who is a colleague of our second guest. McGrath provides... more
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