This series, produced by Blue Ridge PBS and hosted by Rose Martin, features writers who are from Virginia or who write about Virginia.
Recorded on location, each half hour interview delves into the stories behind the stories.
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Tuesdays @ 7:30pm
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June 3 - Lon Wagner, author of The Fever: The Most Fatal Plague in American History, talks about the untold story of the yellow fever epidemic on the coast of Virginia in 1855. You’ll never think about mosquitos the same way after reading this non-fiction book!
June 10 – Alix Harrow, award winning author of The Ten Thousand Doors of January and Starling House, talks about her novels that are a blend of fantasy and fairy tale with a twist of magic.
June 17 – E. A. Aymar, award winning crime fiction writer, discusses his novel, When She Left.
June 24 – Evan Friss, New York Times bestselling author, talks about The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore. One of Time’s 100 Must-Read Books of 2024, the book is a love letter to the American bookstore.
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Episode #805 - E. A. Aymar
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E. A. Aymar, award winning crime fiction writer, discusses his novel, When She Left.
Episode #804 - Alix Harrow
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Alix Harrow, award winning author of The Ten Thousand Doors of January and Starling House, talks about her novels that are a blend of fantasy and fairy tale with a twist of magic.
Episode #803 - Lon Wagner
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Lon Wagner, author of The Fever: The Most Fatal Plague in American History, talks about the untold story of the yellow fever epidemic on the coast of Virginia in 1855. You’ll never think about mosquitos the same way after reading this non-fiction book!
Episode #802 - G. M. Malliet
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G. M. Malliet, Agatha Award winning author, shares about her two British mystery series: the St. Just series and the Max Tudor series.
Episode #801 - Brook Allen
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Brook Allen discusses West of Santillane. Her historical fiction novel is an early American love story with ties to Botetourt County as well as Lewis & Clark.
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