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Author Interview: Ellie Alexander – Part Three of LIVE EVENTS for Author Series Ashland Mystery Fest with Ellie Alexander In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, host Patty Grasher chats with bestselling cozy mystery author Ellie Alexander, founder of the Ashland Mystery Fest. Ellie shares how a reader’s simple request sparked a town-wide celebration now […]

Author Interview: Caren Hahn – Part Two of LIVE EVENTS for Author Series In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, I talk with Caren Hahn, an award winning thriller and suspense and fantasy author of her insights on the importance of live events for book promotion. Caren shared her experiences and insights about attending author

Author Interview: Jordan Fitch – Part One of Live Events for Author Series In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, I talk with Jordan Fitch and his insights on the importance of live events for book promotion.

Author Interview: Abigail Raeke – Book Coaching to Discover Your Personal Voice In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, I talk with Abigail Raeke, who helps authors discover their unique voice in creating powerful fiction, near-historical fiction or narrative memoirs. She is an author confidence builder that guides authors to find joy in writing every

Author Interview: Martin Middlewood – Hidden History of Pearson Field On this episode of NW Book Talk, we sit down with longtime writer Martin Middlewood, whose weekly Clark County History column has become a local favorite. Martin’s new book, Hidden History of Pearson Field, opens the hangar doors on one of America’s oldest continuously operating

🎙️ Northwest Book Talk with Dian Greenwood: Exploring Family, Faith, and Finding Your Way On this episode of Northwest Book Talk, host Patty Grasher welcomes author Dian Greenwood, whose novels shine a light on the deep complexities of family, faith, and resilience. Dian’s debut novel, About the Carleton Sisters, brings together three estranged sisters—a Vegas

In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, I talk with award-winning author, Dawn Shipman. Her exciting trilogy, The Lost Stones of Argonia captivates readers of all ages – though admittedly written for young adults (I will try not to take offense at that), I enjoyed it immensely! It’s magic and fantasy at its best. Dawn

Author Interview: Kendy Pearson – Historical Fiction with Heart and Faith In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, I talk with Christian historical fiction author Kendy Pearson, whose books blend rich period detail with uplifting themes of faith, resilience, and redemption. Kendy shares how her love of history, particularly from the 1800s to the early

Mystery, Hardware, and a Zen Goat: Meet Paula Charles In this episode of Northwest Book Talk, we’re diving into the charming and twist-filled world of cozy mysteries with author Paula Charles. A fresh and engaging voice on the cozy mystery scene, Paula brings small-town charm, quirky characters, and page-turning puzzles to life in her Home

Enjoy more author focused interviews on http://www.NorthwestBookTalk.com Welcome to Northwest Book Talk—where we dive into the stories and storytellers shaping the literary landscape of the Pacific Northwest. Today, I’m joined by suspense and thriller author Jordan Fitch, whose novels blend mystery, identity, and high-stakes suspense. His first book, The Cardinal Line, follows two strangers drawn