Good Taste, Caroline Scott, William Morrow Paperbacks – Caroline Scott discusses how she merged her love of history with a flair for fiction.
Ellen Birkett Morris
Ellen Birkett Morris is an award-winning, multi-genre writer based in Louisville, Kentucky. Morris is the author of LOST GIRLS, a short story collection, which Kirkus Reviews called "A varied set of tales from a skilled practitioner of the short form."
Her fiction has appeared in Shenandoah, Antioch Review, Notre Dame Review, South Carolina Review, Fiction Southeast, Santa Fe Literary Review, and Upstreet, among other journals. https://ellenbirkettmorris.ink/index.html
Authorlink Talk: Flanagan Explores the Mysteries of Writing a Good Thriller
Authorlink Talk Come With Me, Thomas & Mercer – Flanagan Explores the Mysteries of Writing a Good Thriller
Authorlink Chat: What happens when a family member is missing
Interview: Off to Join the Circus, Deborah Kalb, Loyola College/Apprentice House – After a long career as a journalist covering politics, Deborah Kalb is tackling the equally contentious arena of family relations in her first novel for adults, Off to Join the Circus.
Interview: Kittle’s Morning in This Broken World
How can I make my writing better?
“You can make it better later. First, you have to make it exist.” Just like anything else in the world, you only get better at it by doing it,” says Katrina Kittle, author of Morning in This Broken World. Read the full interview.
Interview: Wallace explores a love for mysterious
Interview: This Isn’t Going to End Well, Daniel Wallace, Algonquin Books – This Isn’t Going to End Well Explores Influence and Identity
Authorlink Chat: Lin-Greenberg on her debut novel
You are here, Karin Lin-Greenberg, Counterpoint – Karin Lin-Greenberg’s debut novel You Are Here is set in a deteriorating, soon-to-be shut-down Mall in Albany.
Authorlink Talk: Herman Writes to Discover What Happens Next
The Kudzu Queen, Mimi Herman , Regal House – In Mimi Herman’s The Kudzu Queen, 15-year-old Mattie experiences first love, social inequities, and her best friend’s tragedy all while confronting James R. Cullowee, the “Kudzu King,” whose true character is slowly revealed.
Book Review: I Have Some Questions for You
Book Review: Rebecca Makkai’s I Have Some Questions for You starts with the return of Bodie Kane, film professor and podcaster, to Granby, the New Hampshire boarding school of her youth, to teach a short course in podcasting to high schoolers.
Author Talk: Overby Explores Tech World in The Cyclone Release
Interview: The Cyclone Release, Bruce Overby, Madville Publishing – Driven by the adage “write what you know” and drawing from his own experience living and working in what is now known as Silicon Valley, Bruce Overby offers an intimate look into the exciting world of tech and the personal lives of the people who drive that world.
Interview: MFA Mentors Inspired Tara Ison, Even Now
Interview: At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf, Tara Ison, Ig Publishing – Tara Ison’s novel, At the Hour between Dog and Wolf, is a frighteningly evocative look into a descent into fascism, one small step at a time.
