Chris Kennedy and David Weber discuss their new book, "Into The Light"
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Molly interviews Chris Kennedy and David Weber about their new book, "Into The Light".
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Stephanie Kane discusses her new book, "Cold Case Story"
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Molly interviews Stephanie Kane about her new book, "Cold Case Story".
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Interview with writer Christy Nicholas, author fo the Druid's Brooch book series
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Molly interviews writer Christy Nicholas, author of the Druid's Brooch book series.
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Interview with Syed M. Masood, author of "The Bad Muslim Discount"
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Molly interviews writer Syed M. Masood, author of "The Bad Muslim Discount" and "More Than Just a Pretty Face".
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Interview with mystery writer Timothy Miller
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Molly interviews writer Timothy Miller, about his book, The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle.
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Interview with Hugo award winning writer, Mary Robinette Kowal
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Molly interview writer Mary Robinette Kowal, about her books The Relentless Moon, Word Puppets, Ghost Talkers, The Fated Sky, and more!
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Interview with Lumberjanes writer Kat Leyh
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Molly interviews writer and artist Kat Leyh, about her books Snapdragon, Lumberjanes, and more!
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Interview with author Daisy Bateman
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Molly interviews Daisy Bateman, authors of the new book, "Murder Goes To Market".
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Interview with authors Ehsan Ahmad and Shakil Ahmad
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Molly interviews Ehsan Ahmad and Shakil Ahmad, authors of the new book, "Wild Sun".
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Interview with mystery author Leslie Budewitz
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info_outlineMolly interviews writer Timothy Miller, about his book, The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle.
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Tim Miller is a rambler from north Louisiana. He has lived in Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, San Francisco--probably the only bartender to have worked in the French Quarter and Fisherman's Wharf--his beloved Chicago, Lincoln Nebraska, and even spent some time living La Dolce Vita in Milan, which un-English though it is, is where the inspiration for The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle began. A screenwriter, poet, and playwright, 'Doolittle' is my first novel.