Host Marianne Barisonek interviews Susan Stoner, author of Timber Beasts.
Stoner , general counsel at Portland-headquartered Amalgamated Transit Union
Local 757 — worked in her free time to develop a series of historical
mysteries set in the Portland of 1902. Now the fi...
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Host Marianne Barisonek interviews Susan Stoner, author of "Timber
Beasts"Set in Portland, OR, in the early 20th century, this mystery centers
on the social, economic, and political imbalances of the robber baron era,
with particular emphasis on the harsh inequities of ...
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Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Dana Stabenow, author of A Night Too Dark, a
mystery set in the Bush Country of Alaska. Stabenow has produced works in
the science fiction, mystery, and suspense/thriller genres. Many of her books
are set in her home state of Alaska, where s...
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On the March 25, 2010, airing of Between the Covers, host Crystal Leighty
interviews Chris Bohjalian, the author of thirteen books, including the new
novel, Secrets of Eden, a story of shattered faith, intimate secrets and the
delicate exploration of the nature of sacrif...
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Host Ed Goldberg interviews Audrey Niffenegger, author of Her Fearful
Symmetry, a ghost story involving two sets of twins.
Audrey Niffenegger is a visual artist and a guide at Highgate Cemetery. In
addition to her bestselling debut novel, The Time Traveler’s Wife, she is ...
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Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Annie Barrows, co-author of The Guernsey
Literary and Potato Pie Society, a novel of love and intrigue on an island in
the English Channel in 1946.
Mary Ann Shaffer became interested in Guernsey while visiting London in 1976.
On a whim, she ...
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Writer and teacher Elizabeth Benedict talks about "Mentors, Muses and
Monsters: Thirty Writers on the People Who Changed Their Lives." She edited
the book, which features essays by Elizabeth Benedict * Robert Boyers * Jay
Cantor * John Casey * Maud Casey * Christopher Ca...
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Host Ed Goldberg interviews local writer Matthew Flaming, author of The
Kingdom of Ohio, a speculative about science in 1900. "The Kingdom of Ohio"
is a love story set against New York City at the dawn of the mechanical age,
featuring Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, and J....
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Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Portland writer Bill Cameron, author of Chasing
Smoke, a police procedural set in Portland. A cancer-stricken homicide
detective, Skin Kadash, looks into the apparent suicides of several people
who were patients of the same doctor, who happen...
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Host Laura McCandlish interviews acclaimed memoirist and poet Mary Karr,
author of the bestselling The Liar's Club about her hardscrabble East Texas
childhood and Cherry, her drug-laced, angst-filled coming of age story. With
her characteristic dry wit, Karr now returns ...
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