Episode 61 - Alice Faye Duncan
Photo Credit: Erica Dunlap When you talk to Alice Faye Duncan, you can't help but smile. Her passion for writing for children and her...
QuickRead Ep. 2 - Natalia Sylvester
Photo Credit: Eric Sylvester So today we're trying something new, or more accurately, we're tying to do something old in a new way. In...
Episode 60 - Myriam J.A. Chancy
I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Myriam Chancy about her critically acclaimed novel, What Storm, What Thunder, which is about the 7.0...
Episode 59 - Zaina Arafat
Zaina Arafat's award-winning debut novel, You Exist Too Much, features one of the most interesting characters I've read all year. The...
Episode 58 - Brandon Hobson
Brandon Hobson is an award-winning author who's setting out to change how the world sees Native literature. He's an enrolled citizen of...
Episode 57 - Saraciea J. Fennell
Photo Credit: Viscose Illusion Saraciea Fennell is one of the most laidback guests I've ever had on ReadMore. Talking to her was like...
Episode 56 - Peace Adzo Medie
"Elikem married me in absentia: he did not come to our wedding." Talk about a killer first line. I absolutely loved Peace Adzoe Medie's...
Episode 55 - Patricia Engel
Photo Credit: Erick & Elliot Jimenez Patricia Engel is always a pleasure to talk to. I caught up with her virtually in June to discuss...
Episode 54 - Kaitlyn Greenidge
Photo by Syreeta McFadden Kaitlyn Greenidge has done it again. Her new novel, Libertie, is a thought-provoking look at what it means for...
Episode 53 - Emiko Jean
Photo Credit: Susan Doupe Emiko Jean's Tokyo Ever After just made me smile. This YA novel about a Japanese American high school senior...
