What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Karen E. Osborne

What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Karen E. Osborne

by Karen E. Osborne
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Amy Vansant
USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Amy Vansant joins Karen E. Osborne to talk mysteries, humor, and an extraordinary writing career that has produced more than 30 books in about twelve years. They explore Amy's latest Pineapple Port mystery and its decades-old cold case, creating memorable series characters, AuthorXP and helping fellow writers succeed, and books worth adding to your TBR. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Susan Axelrod
Author and confidence coach Susan Lowenthal Axelrod joins Karen E. Osborne to explore the ideas behind her newest book - Your Mind Is Yours and the realization that changed Susan's life: our thoughts don't have to control us. Susan walks listeners through her five-step process—Notice, Choose, Build, Allow, Transform—and uses a real situation from Karen's life to demonstrate the method in action. They discuss confidence, negative thought patterns, self-compassion, Susan's personal journey, and the difference these tools have made for her clients and readers. They finish, as always, with book recommendations—including books Susan discovered through What Are You Reading? What Are You Writing? Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Angela Page Conti
Writer and film producer Angela Page Conti returns to join Karen E. Osborne for a conversation about Enrico G, the historical novel inspired by Angela's Italian great-grandfather. Karen and Angela compare their experiences turning family history into fiction and explore immigration, prejudice, identity, the women who shaped their ancestors' lives, and the sometimes astonishing discoveries that emerge when writers dig into their own pasts—including the unforgettable story of the "culinary murderer." Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Christie Caliendo
Karen E. Osborne talks with Christie Caliendo about Lesser Haven, an atmospheric literary suspense novel exploring isolation, hidden abuse, moral courage, and what it means to stand up for someone who cannot stand up for themselves. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Rebecca Inch-Partridge
Karen E. Osborne talks with Rebecca Inch-Partridge about Hunting the Dashia, creating unforgettable heroines, encouraging girls to pursue STEM, breaking myths about science fiction, and the books every speculative fiction fan should discover. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Pamela Taylor
Karen E. Osborne talks with Pamela Taylor about the tenth book in the Second Son Chronicles, the challenge of writing a prequel, fascinating historical research, and the mystery surrounding King Alfred's lost chronicles. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Lisa Towles
Karen E. Osborne talks with Lisa Towles about The Weight of Cold Things, publication day excitement, writing suspense, unforgettable heroines, and building a career that includes novels, podcasts, publishing, and supporting other writers. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Candace Lola
Karen E. Osborne talks with Candace Lola about Women of Glass and Other Parables, a collection of literary horror stories that explores resilience, identity, feminine rage, and the transformative power of embracing every part of ourselves. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing with Michelle Wiberg
Karen E. Osborne talks with Michelle Wiberg about AspenRidge, a hopeful post-apocalyptic novel exploring resilience, love, healing, and the importance of noticing the small moments that make life meaningful. Listen, enjoy, and share.
What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Linda Paul
Karen E. Osborne talks with Linda Paul about The Last Gypsy Queen, a novel exploring resilience, prejudice, family expectations, and one woman's determination to build a life on her own terms. Listen, enjoy, and share.
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