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Little Boys Grow Up to Be Men, Little Girls Grow Up to Be Women—a heartfelt children’s book for families.

In this episode of Writer’s Way, we sit down with Dr. Paul Hillman, author of Finding the Hidden Tale of the Hidden Mystery, a story that blends suspense with a deeper message about purpose and faith.

The novel follows a young boy whose life changes after a tragic event leads him on a journey filled with danger, loss, and discovery. As he uncovers family secrets, he also discovers something within himself the strength to keep going and the courage to face what’s ahead.

Dr. Hellman shares how his own life shaped the story, from overcoming personal struggles to taking risks that led him toward his calling. He talks about faith, perseverance, and why challenges are often part of finding your path.

This conversation is about more than a mystery. It is about believing that you have what it takes to overcome what stands in front of you.

Tune in for a story about purpose, resilience, and becoming who you are meant to be.

In this episode of Writer’s Way Podcast, Jessica Wilkins welcomes author Gentry Thomason for a thoughtful conversation about his book, The Metamorphosis of Nick Adams. Drawing from Ernest Hemingway’s well-known character, Gentry shares how Nick Adams grows from childhood into adulthood and what those changes reveal about identity, struggle, and maturity.

Throughout the interview, Gentry explains the stages of Nick’s development, from feeling and reacting to perceiving and finally becoming a man of action. He also talks about the idea of “nada,” or nothingness, and how it shapes Nick’s inner life, his losses, and his search for meaning.

This episode is a closer look at literature, life, and the ways people are changed by experience. If you enjoy conversations about books, character development, and the deeper questions behind human growth, this is an episode worth hearing.

Tune in to hear Gentry Thomason share the heart behind his work and the lasting meaning of Nick Adams’ journey.

Step into the world of Howie the Unusual Bear by Laurie Stack, a heartwarming story about embracing who you are.

Laurie Stack, who was also interviewed by Kate Delaney, shares a story inspired by what she has seen as a teacher and from her experience working with children. Howie is not like other bears. He builds his own home, grows his own food, and finds joy in things that make him different.

While he searches for someone like him, he learns to create a life that already makes him happy. This story reminds us that being different is not something to hide. It is something to celebrate.

Listen and rediscover the beauty of being uniquely you.

In this episode, Laurie Stack joins Kate Delaney to talk about her book Once Upon a Boy and the message behind it.

The story follows Liam, a young boy who begins to realize that he can create the life he wants through his thoughts and dreams. What starts as simple wishes turns into a powerful lesson about believing in yourself and understanding your own potential.

Drawing from her experience as a teacher, Laurie shares how many children struggle with confidence, especially when they feel behind or different from others. This book was written to remind them that growth takes time, and that trying, failing, and continuing forward is part of the journey.

This conversation is a reminder for both kids and adults that confidence, persistence, and belief in yourself can shape what you become.

Listen in and reconnect with the idea that your dreams are possible.

In this episode of Writer’s Way Podcast, Jessica Wilkins sits down with Aisha Ricks, author of I Am AWalking Testimony: To God Be the Glory.

Aisha shares the story behind her book, written during one of the darkest seasons of her life. From feelings of rejection and being the “black sheep” of the family, to moments of deep pain, healing, and faith, she opens up about what it took to put her story on paper.

She talks about the emotional weight of writing a memoir, the fear of how her family might receive it, and how writing became a way for her to find freedom and clarity. Through it all, one message remains clear — no matter what you’ve been through, you are still loved, you still matter, and your story has value.

This is a conversation for anyone who has ever felt overlooked, misunderstood, or alone, and needed a reminder that there is still purpose in their journey.

Listen in and hear how faith, honesty, and courage can turn pain into something meaningful.

In this episode of Writer’s Way Podcast, we sit down with Paul Francis Bickert, author of Golden Throat: My Journey With Family.

Paul opens up about the story behind his book and the experiences that shaped it. This is a personal conversation about family, the relationships that define us, and the moments that leave a lasting impact. He shares the challenges he went through, what he learned along the way, and how those experiences turned into something meaningful through writing.

This episode is a reminder that our stories are often rooted in the people closest to us, and that even difficult experiences can lead to growth and understanding.

Tune in to hear Paul’s journey and the story behind Golden Throat: My Journey With Family.

In this meaningful episode of the Writers Way Podcast, host Jessica Wilkins sits down with Dr. Kofi Aninakwa, author of The Shadows of the Cross, for a heartfelt conversation about faith, suffering, sacrifice, and redemption.

Drawing from his personal journey, spiritual reflection, and deep understanding of Christian tradition, Dr. Aninakwa shares the inspiration behind his book and explains the significance of the Stations of the Cross in a way that feels both timeless and relevant today. He reflects on how this devotion can help people slow down, process pain, seek forgiveness, and find hope in God’s presence through every season of life.

This episode speaks to anyone longing for deeper faith, healing, and spiritual reflection. Through stories, scripture, and compassionate insight, Dr. Aninakwa reminds us that the journey of the cross is not only about suffering, but also about love, mercy, and the promise of new life.

Tune in for a powerful conversation that invites you to reflect, reconnect, and walk with greater purpose and compassion.