New York Times bestselling author Rebecca York (aka Ruth Glick) talks with Authorlink at the recent 40th anniversary Oklahoma Writers Conference about her triumph over Dyslexia to become a highly successful novelist.

In this Authorlink VIDEO interview, Elizabeth George reveals how she overcame fear of rejection to become a New York Times bestselling author. Elizabeth George is best known for her famous British Detective Linley mystery series, both in the form of novels and on BBC Television.

A great story has a way of seducing you, of pulling you in and taking you along for the ride, like it has a mind of it’s own. Lisa Lenard Cook talks to Authorlink about how to reach beyond the basics of story creation to nourish one’s obsessions and get inside his or her own story world.

Trained as a physician in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, she has assisted police and prosecutors with cases involving child abuse, rape, homicide and Munchausen by Proxy. She has worked in numerous trauma centers, on the Navajo reservation, as a crisis counselor, victim advocate, as well as a flight physician for Life Flight and Stat Medevac.

Phil Margolin has been writing full-time since 1996. All of his novels have been New York Times bestsellers. Heartstone, his first novel, was nominated for an Edgar for best original paperback mystery of 1978 by the Mystery Writers of America.

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather Graham has published more than 100 books in twenty different languages and also writes under the name Shannon Drake. Her latest book, The Last Noel (Mira), was scheduled for release November 1, 2007. And she is now working on a series due for release in late 2008.

From a New York Times bestselling author and an award-winning journalist comes the gripping true story of a cold-blooded killer. Robert Charles Browne may be the most prolific serial killer of all time, according to Stephen G. Michaud, co-author with Debbie Price of THE DEVIL’S RIGHT HAND MAN, just out from Berkley/Penguin Putnam.

Jack Enyart, a career scriptwriter, story editor and development expert, has worked for such major cartoon properties as Looney Tunes, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Roger Rabbit, Pink Panther, Johnny Bravo and many more.

David Corbett worked for 15 years as a private investigator in San Francisco, playing a significant part in a number of high-profile criminal and civil litigations. He later became “Man Friday” for his wife, Terri, as she launched her own law practice.