Join Amy Clark on Writers Way Solutions as she sits down with Wanda Arrington-Akorede, the acclaimed author of "The Other Wife". Dive deep into a compelling narrative that spans from America to Africa, exploring the profound power of love and the devastating pain of deception, all while navigating the intricate differences that shape who we are.

The podcast interview with Randy Schreifels, hosted by Jessica Wilkins, delved into his book "My Adventures at Jay Cooke," which chronicles his nature photography and personal experiences at Jay Cooke State Park. Randy discussed his unique method of capturing a single color image daily, emphasizing the importance of intentional observation in enhancing the photographic experience for viewers. He highlighted the accessibility of photography, regardless of equipment, and encouraged listeners to connect with and appreciate nature's surprises.

Tune into Writer's Way for an inspiring conversation with Cecile Long, the creative force behind "I Drew Him From the Water." Cecile opens up about her personal battle with a life threatening illness, her passion for entertaining through words, and the surprising origin of her book, which reimagines the story of Moses through the eyes of an ancient Egyptian news team. Learn how she hopes her readers find fun, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of faith through her work.

In an insightful interview, author Ed Keller discusses his delightful book, Claire's Tomato, sharing how gardening serves as a powerful tool to teach children patience, care, and life cycles.

Drawing from his teaching background, Keller emphasizes the profound value of quality time and hands-on exploration, promoting learning through experience and embracing failure. His book aims to balance entertainment with education, inspiring families to engage in shared gardening activities that foster dialogue and discovery.

In an inspiring interview with Jessica Wilkins, author Latonya Patty intimately discusses her book, The Journey of a Country Girl. She shares how the character Skylie embodies her own journey of resilience, deeply rooted in the significance of family and community. The conversation highlights her triumphs over challenges, including the loss of her husband, and her ongoing dedication to her community through her daycare and supportive living facilities. Ultimately, Latonya articulates her powerful message: to inspire young women to pursue their dreams, embrace their heritage, and find strength in returning to their roots.

In a compelling podcast interview, Bennett Kremen provided a sneak peek into his soon-to-be-released 'Savage Days, Haunted Nights' while simultaneously offering a profound exploration of 'The Passion of Anya Skaya.' The conversation thoroughly examined Anya's artistic path and her challenging relationships with characters like Sonny Boy Aiello and Andre Millington. Kremen also shed light on the intricate themes of love, art, and societal complexities woven into the novel, proudly detailing his success in portraying Anya's character depth from a female viewpoint.

In a compelling interview with Jessica Wilkins, Martha Rucker discusses her book, The Descent of Celia, delving into its poignant exploration of mental illness and complex family dynamics. Martha shares how the story evolved over the years, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the subtle signs of mental health struggles within families and the emotional journey of writing such deeply personal themes.

In an engaging interview, Alton R. House, author of Walking the Invisible Line: A Line That Barely Exists, offers a deep dive into his crime thriller, revealing his literary influences (from The Godfather to Law & Order writers) and how he connects with his diverse characters. He emphasizes the book's entertainment value over its reflection of real-life choices and looks forward to a film adaptation and a second volume.