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A Book & Its Author
Little Fury by Casey Bell
Casey Bell discusses and reads from Little Fury (Metatron Press, 2023), a collection of short stories wherein the naturalistic and the surreal blend to tell the tales of women seeking a sense of place, self-care, and social justice in a less-than-welcoming world. Plus music by Fine Motor. “Mother’s Lungs” by Fine Motor comes from the Exotic Fever Records LP, Half Normal. Used with permission. https://www.caseybellwriter.com/ https://metatron.press/ https://www.girlsrockreno.org/ https://www.exoticfever.com/artists.php?id=140 abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitte...
2023-08-17
1h 10
A Book & Its Author
Stars Of Walt Disney Productions by Mark Arnold
Mark Arnold discusses and reads from Stars Of Walt Disney Productions, a reference book detailing hundreds of performers, household names and vaguely familiar faces alike, who appeared in the studio’s movies and TV shows from 1929 to 1983. https://bearmanor-digital.myshopify.com// abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-08-10
39 min
A Book & Its Author
Still Lives, New Mexico: Unmarked Graves In The Land Of Enchantment by (Richard Baron &) John Mulhouse
John Mulhouse discusses and reads from Still Lives, New Mexico: Unmarked Graves In The Land Of Enchantment, a collection of photographs by Richard Baron (& text by Mulhouse), evoking uncertain lives and unknown stories of those who lived and died in the sparse landscapes on New Mexico. https://cityofdust.com/still-lives/ https://cityofdust.blogspot.com/ Facebook: cityofdustnm Instagram: cityofdustnm abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-08-03
39 min
A Book & Its Author
Underneath The Oversea by Marc Laidlaw
Marc Laidlaw discusses and reads from his novel, Underneath The Oversea, the culmination of the Gorlen Vizenfirthe stories, about a gargoyle-handed bard, a human-handed gargoyle, and the family that they’ve built in the fantastical world of Ique. “Sombre Hombre” by Marc Laidlaw comes from the independently released EP, Sombre Hombre. Used with permission. https://www.marclaidlaw.com/ https://uvlamprey.bandcamp.com/album/sombre-hombre abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-07-27
1h 17
A Book & Its Author
Wolf Healer by Huckleberry Rahr
Huckleberry Rahr discusses and reads from Wolf Healer, the first book in the Jade Stone Chronicles, which explores the struggles of self-definition, community, & acceptance associated with teenage, LGBTQ identity, & living with a werewolf pack. https://huckleberryauthor.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-07-20
40 min
A Book & Its Author
The Soul’s Echo: Thirteen Pieces Of Short Fiction by Jill Creech Bauer
Jill Creech Bauer discusses & reads from The Soul’s Echo: Thirteen Pieces Of Short Fiction (Jill Creech Bauer, 2021), a collection of stories, some speculative, some literary, all steeped in deep empathy for those struggling to face the challenges of life & human connections. abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-03-16
53 min
A Book & Its Author
Straight Flossin’ And Other Stories Of The American West by Danny Nielsen
Danny Nielsen discusses and reads from Straight Flossin’ And Other Stories Of The American West (Whistling Rabbit Press, 2022), a collection of essays about the author’s wanderings through landscapes filled with punishing heat, ornery skunks, menacing wildfires, and strange stewards of the desert. https://www.whistlingrabbitpress.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-03-09
35 min
A Book & Its Author
The Modoc War: A Story Of Genocide At The Dawn Of America’s Gilded Age by Robert Aquinas McNally
Robert Aquinas McNally discusses and reads from The Modoc War: A Story Of Genocide At The Dawn Of America’s Gilded Age (Bison Books, 2017), which tells of the U. S. government’s violent 1872-1873 campaign to at first remove and then to extinguish the indigenous Modoc people in what would become California’s only full-blown Indian war. www.ramcnally.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-03-02
47 min
A Book & Its Author
Happy For You by Claire Stanford
Claire Stanford discusses and reads from Happy For You, a novel which follows Evelyn Kominsky Kumamoto as she struggles to navigate what it means to be happy in regards to relationships, ethnicity, and working for the third-most popular internet company to develop an app to define, quantify, and augment…happiness. www.clairestanford.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-02-23
41 min
A Book & Its Author
Abacus Of Loss: A Memoir In Verse by Sholeh Wolpé
Sholeh Wolpé discusses and reads from Abacus Of Loss: A Memoir In Verse (The University Of Arkansas Press, 2022), which blends forms to explore the nature of memory and examine the author’s tumultuous life, its losses & gains, its downfalls & windfalls, its subtractions & additions. www.sholehwolpe.com www.metmuseum.org/perspectives/videos/2022/10/spotlight-birds-sholeh-wolpe www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iHMAZwYrhw&t=10s abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2023-02-16
35 min
A Book & Its Author
Tree Singer by Jacci Turner
Jacci Turner discusses and reads from her new YA novel, Tree Singer (Lucky Bat Books, 2021), which tells the story of fifteen-year-old Mayten, sent on an unexpected quest to confront an unnatural blight on the forests, a journey that also reveals secrets about her world and herself. www.jacciturner.com www.luckybatbooks.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-09-08
32 min
A Book & Its Author
F*d-Up Poetry For F*d-Up People In F*d-Up Times by Shwa Laytart
Shwa Laytart discusses and reads from F*d-Up Poetry For F*d-Up People In F*d-Up Times (AvantPop Publishing, 2021), a collection of verse that weaves comedy and activism to reflect upon environmentalism, family, music, food, social justice, and more. www.avantpopbooks.com shwalaytart.contently.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-09-01
34 min
A Book & Its Author
Animal Bodies: On Death, Desire, And Other Difficulties by Suzanne Roberts
Suzanne Roberts discusses and reads from Animal Bodies: On Death, Desire, And Other Difficulties (University of Nebraska Press, 2022), a collection of essays that explore, in deeply personal ways, how we deal with the distresses of loss, illness, relationships, travel, and the limitations of our physical beings. https://www.suzanneroberts.net/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-08-25
35 min
A Book & Its Author
Grind by Mark Maynard
Mark Maynard discusses and reads from Grind (Torrey House Press, 2012), a collection of stories based in and around Reno, Nevada, depicting the unique relationship of the city with an array of characters seeking to come to terms with their place, geographically and personally. https://www.markmaynard.info/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-08-18
51 min
A Book & Its Author
Bluegrass Baseball: A Year In The Minor League Life by Katya Cengel
Katya Cengel discusses and reads from Bluegrass Baseball: A Year In The Minor League Life (University of Nebraska Press, 2012), which introduces us to the uncertain life – the hopes, dreams, triumphs, & disappointments – of minor league players, staff, fans and families. https://katyacengel.com/ Katya Cengel on Ukraine: https://lithub.com/when-stories-arent-enough-how-do-you-write-about-the-war-in-ukraine/ The New Voice Of Ukraine: https://english.nv.ua/donate Sveta’s Light: https://svetaslight.wordpress.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-08-11
54 min
A Book & Its Author
Abandoned New Mexico: Ghost Towns, Endangered Architecture, And Hidden History by John M. Mulhouse
John M. Mulhouse discusses and reads from Abandoned New Mexico: Ghost Towns, Endangered Architecture, And Hidden History (America Through Time, 2020), which explores the land of enchantment’s forgotten corners and the stories that they tell. Plus music by Naked Raygun. “Living In The Good Times” by Naked Raygun comes from the Wax Trax! Release, Over The Overlords. Used with permission. https://www.facebook.com/cityofdustnm https://cityofdust.blogspot.com/ https://www.facebook.com/NRpunk abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book...
2022-04-07
40 min
A Book & Its Author
Ethereal’s Call by Leslie Cook
Leslie Cook discusses and reads from her debut novel, Ethereal’s Call (Cook/Fulton Books, 2021), about a young, headstrong woman, raised by witches and swept into a world of fae, where she faces all manner of fantastic creatures and begins to learn secrets about her own past and family history. https://www.etherealscall.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-03-31
41 min
A Book & Its Author
The Nine Lives Of John Aslin by Jill Creech Bauer
Jill Creech Bauer discusses and reads from The Nine Lives Of John Aslin (Jill Creech Bauer, 2020), a non-fiction novel about a man sentenced to life in prison for an accidental death, and about the personal and family history underlying the incident and its repercussions. Plus, an interview with John Eric Aslin. https://jillcreechbauer.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-03-24
51 min
A Book & Its Author
This Here Is Devil’s Work: A Novel by Curtis Bradley Vickers:
Curtis Bradley Vickers discusses and reads from This Here Is Devil’s Work: A Novel (University Of Nevada Press, 2021), which presents a harrowing braided narrative of wildfire “hotshots” and cattle rustlers in the New West. https://curtisbradleyvickers.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-03-17
46 min
A Book & Its Author
On The Trail Of The Jackalope: How A Legend Captured The World’s Imagination And Helped Us Cure Cancer by Michael P. Branch
Michael P. Branch discusses and reads from On The Trail Of The Jackalope: How A Legend Captured The World’s Imagination And Helped Us Cure Cancer (Pegasus Books, 2022), which documents the cultural and scientific impact of horned rabbits, both real (?) and imagined. https://michaelbranchwriter.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author Facebook: abookanditsauthor Instagram: a_book_and_its_author
2022-03-10
39 min
A Book & Its Author
Bitterroot: A Salish Memoir Of Transracial Adoption by Susan Devan Harness
Susan Devan Harness discusses and reads from Bitterroot: A Salish Memoir Of Transracial Adoption (University Of Nebraska Press, 2018), in which the author recounts her journey to learn about her family and personal history, all the while wrestling with questions of racial stereotypes, cultural identity, and self-acceptance. https://susanharness.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author
2021-11-11
43 min
A Book & Its Author
SpliceFire 1: Teeth Of The Rakshasa by B. J. West
B. J. West discusses and reads from Teeth Of The Rakshasa (Xenophile Press 2021), the first book in his cyberpunk series, SpliceFire, which recounts the adventures of hacker extraordinaire, Spider King, as he faces a world where neurointerfaces make the man and corporate interests dominate public life. bjwest.net www.xenophilepress.com/ www.StoryForgeCards.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author
2021-11-04
27 min
A Book & Its Author
Bastard Of The Apocalypse: The Earth Died Screaming by Chuck Rogers
Chuck Rogers discusses and reads from his novel Bastard Of The Apocalypse: The Earth Died Screaming (Rogers, 2019), in which Benjamin Frame finds love, violence, and mutated bears at the end of the world as we know it. www.facebook.com/ChuckRogersAdventures www.graphicaudio.net abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author
2021-10-28
39 min
A Book & Its Author
In The Belly Of The Bell-Shaped Curve by Michael Carter
Michael Carter discusses and reads from In The Belly Of The Bell-Shaped Curve (Carter/iUniverse, 2020), a satirical novel about a frustrated claims adjuster seeking to improve his lot with a bad idea and misuse of chimpanzees. www.michaellcarter.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com Twitter: @it_author
2021-10-21
28 min
A Book & Its Author
"Aaaaalllviiinnn!”: The Story Of Ross Bagdasarian Sr., Liberty Records, Format Films And The Alvin Show by Mark Arnold
Mark Arnold discusses and reads from “Aaaaalllviiinnn!”: The Story Of Ross Bagdasarian Sr., Liberty Records, Format Films And The Alvin Show (BearManor Media, 2019), an account of the life and works of the creator of The Chipmunks, “Witch Doctor,” and more, a.k.a. David Seville. bearmanor-digital.myshopify.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-10-14
42 min
A Book & Its Author
"Cooking With Butter" by Linda Kay Hardie
Linda Kay Hardie reads and discusses her short story, "Cooking With Butter," which appears in the anthology, Peace, Love, And Crime (Untreed Reads, 2020), a collection of crime fiction inspired by the songs of the '60s. https://www.untreedreads.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-06-24
37 min
A Book & Its Author
Stranger Citizens by John McNelis O'Keefe
John McNelis O'Keefe discusses and reads from Stranger Citizens: Migrant Influence And National Power In The Early American Republic (Cornell University Press, 2021), a historical examination of how the experiences of migrants shaped American notions of citizenship, residency, and belonging.
2021-06-17
47 min
A Book & Its Author
When Everything Beyond The Walls Is Wild by Lilace Mellin Guignard
Lilace Mellin Guignard discusses and reads from When Everything Beyond The Walls Is Wild (Texas A&M University Press, 2019), which blends memoir and analysis of gender in outdoor recreation and activity. www/tentofonesown.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-06-10
42 min
A Book & Its Author
Tray by A. L. Nielsen
A. L. Nielsen discusses and reads from his poetry collection, Tray (Make Now Press, 2017), which explores the intersection of media, history, and culture in relation to the killing of Trayvon Martin (and also other matters). www.makenowpress.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-06-03
44 min
A Book & Its Author
The SCOTUS Affair by Stephen L. Bruneau
Stephen L. Bruneau discusses and reads from his novel, The SCOTUS Affair (Bruneau/iUniverse, 2019), a thriller filled with political intrigue and the second book in the Dimase Augustin series. https://bruneaubooks.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-05-27
37 min
A Book & Its Author
From Chernobyl With Love by Katya Cengel
Katya Cengel discusses and reads from her latest book, From Chernobyl With Love: Reporting From The Ruins Of The Soviet Union (Potomac Books, 2019), which tells the story of the author's early journalistic career in Latvia and Ukraine. https://katyacengel.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-02-18
39 min
A Book & Its Author
Alta California by Nick Neely
Nick Neely discusses and reads from Alta California: From San Diego To San Francisco, A Journey On Foot To Rediscover The Golden State (Counterpoint, 2019), in which the author walks in the footsteps of the 1769 Gaspar de Portola expedition. http://www.nickneely.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-02-11
48 min
A Book & Its Author
Bad Tourist by Suzanne Roberts
Suzanne Roberts discusses and reads from her memoir/travel essay collection, Bad Tourist: Misadventures In Love And Travel, an "anti-guidebook" on learning about the world and one's own cultural (& emotional) blind spots. www.suzanneroberts.net abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-02-04
27 min
A Book & Its Author
The Monastery Of Stars by Shaun T. Griffin
Shaun T. Griffin discusses and reads from his latest collection of poetry, The Monastery Of Stars, which explores social justice, the natural world, and personal loss & what remains. https://kelsaybooks.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-01-28
39 min
A Book & Its Author
Miracle Country by Kendra Atleework
Kendra Atleework discusses and reads from her memoir, Miracle Country, which describes growing up in the Owens Valley (California), and coming to terms with its harsh landscape, as well as with her own sense of place and family. https://www.atleework.com abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2021-01-21
23 min
A Book & Its Author
The Biosphere And The Bioregion edited by Cheryll Glotfelty
Cheryll Glotfelty (editor, with Eve Quesnel) discusses and reads from The Biosphere And The Bioregion: Essential Writings Of Peter Berg, which compiles keys texts by and about this founding figure of contemporary environmental thought. abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2020-10-28
50 min
A Book & Its Author
You Would Have Told Me Not To by Christopher Coake
Christopher Coake discusses and reads from his new collection of stories, You Would Have Told Me Not To, which explores fraught relationships in the era of toxic masculinity and the #MeToo movement. https://www.christophercoake.info/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2020-10-22
37 min
A Book & Its Author
My Heart Is A Rose Manhattan by Nikki Reimer
Nikki Reimer discusses and reads from her poetry collection My Heart Is A Rose Manhattan, which examines themes ranging from grief, to social media, to Canadian identity, to horse statues. https://reimerwrites.com/ abookanditsauthor@gmail.com
2020-10-15
29 min
A Book & Its Author
Thunderbolts Triumphant by Chris Bucholtz
Chris Bucholtz discusses and reads from his book Thunderbolts Triumphant: The 362nd Fighter Group vs Germany's Wehmacht, which documents the World War II missions of these young pilots, using both contemporary records and personal accounts from the men who flew the missions.
2020-10-08
41 min
A Book & Its Author
How to Cuss in Western by Michael P. Branch
Michael P. Branch discusses and reads from his essay collection How to Cuss in Western, which humorously examines life, family, nature and other subjects from the perspective of a self-proclaimed desert rat of Nevada's high desert.
2020-10-01
43 min
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Marthe Clark, Rachel McKinney, A Terrible Autonomy
A conversation with Marthe Clark and Rachel McKinney about family, books, Disney, meaningful songs, & guacamole. Plus music by A Terrible Autonomy.
2020-04-11
1h 08
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Alicia Barber, James Mardock, Ummm Jr
A conversation with Alicia Barber & James Mardock about Reno's history & present, sense of place, Moliere & theatre craft, geek culture & comics, and more. Plus music by Ummm Jr.
2020-03-11
1h 16
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Jamie Hemingway, Carrie Pritchard, Michael Branch, Phyllis Clark
A conversation with Jamie Hemingway & Carrie Pritchard about performing, introversion & extroversion, twins, being around books, coffee & coffeehouse culture, & other subjects. Plus readings by Michael Branch & Phyllis Clark.
2020-02-11
1h 32
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Neal Ferguson, Judith Ames Whitenack, Tynan Groves
A conversation with Neal Ferguson & Judith Ames Whitenack about what makes art (music, writing, film, etc.) good, the impacts of dementia & Alzheimer's, Gerwig's Little Women, Machado's "Caminante, No Hay Camino," & other subjects . Plus, music by Tynan Groves.
2020-01-13
1h 20
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Justin Gifford, Frank Hartigan
A conversation with Justin Gifford & Frank Hartigan about Black radicalism, African-American crime fiction, world travel, underground cities, abandoned buildings, & the Y1K panic (yes, you read that right). Plus, a reading by Justin Gifford from his forthcoming biography of Eldridge Cleaver.
2019-12-12
1h 13
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Joe Calabrese, Erica Westhoff, Jim Casella
A conversation with Joe Calabrese & Erica Westhoff about pasta, learning languages, Italian comedy, Dante, Augustine, Andrea Camilleri, Walker Percy, office supplies, the social contract, and travel to Italy, Greece, Spain, & Mexico. Plus music by Jim Casella from the short films Filling In & Roller Coaster.
2019-11-17
1h 26
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Scott Tyler, Michael Brodhead, So Sol
A conversation with Scott Tyler and Michael Brodhead about hydrology, history, the Army Corps of Engineers, westward exploration, fluid dynamics, and a little bit about golf balls. Plus music by So Sol.
2019-10-10
1h 15
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Joey McKinney, Nathaniel Benjamin, The New Harvesters
A conversation with Joey McKinney and Nathaniel Benjamin about art, science, mysticism, music, magic, movies (esp. horror), hiking, and space. Plus music by The New Harvesters.
2019-09-18
1h 16
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
David Fenimore, Shaun Grekor, Milton Merlos
A conversation with David Fenimore & Shaun Grekor about Japanese archery, Woody Guthrie, Chautauqua, abstract art, Stanley Kubrick, and Apollonian & Dionysian impulses. Plus music by Milton Merlos from his albums Mi Amor & Flow.
2019-08-10
1h 30
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Bernard Schopen, Jonathan Cummins, Rocky Tatarelli
A conversation with Bernard Schopen & Jonathan Cummins about Nevada’s split personality, detective fiction, child rearing, popular culture, and Star Wars, of all things. Plus music by Rocky Tatarelli from his album Heart Of Tales.
2019-07-10
1h 21
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Shaun Griffin, Chris Rios, The Lazy Universe
A conversation with Shaun Griffin and Chris Rios about poetry, martial arts, public service, addressing trauma, and staying hopeful in troubled times. Plus music by The Lazy Universe from the album Sake.
2019-06-10
1h 30
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Richard Schori, Zac Haley, Bazooka Zac
A conversation with Richard Schori and Zac Haley about becoming an expert, building community, rock climbing, and the relationship between mathematics and music. Plus music by Bazooka Zac from the album Opening Cosmic Gateways.
2019-05-10
1h 08
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Richard Siegel, Amy Ghilieri, Chris Bucholtz, Frog & Toad
A conversation with Richard Siegel and Amy Ghilieri about Eleanor Roosevelt, book formats, Israel, witches, and meeting famous people. Plus a reading about World War II pilots by Chris Bucholtz and music by Frog and Toad.
2019-04-11
1h 29
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Cheryll Glotfelty, Joe Bachman, Joe Morris & Rob Oxoby
A conversation with Cheryll Glotfelty & Joe Bachman about ecocriticism & ecofeminism, Nevada literature, big books, audio technology, slacklining, and aging (whether we want to or not). Plus music by Joe Morris & Rob Oxoby.
2019-03-11
1h 28
The Bucket Of Blah Blah
Michael Branch, Phyllis Clark, William Wilborn, Legally Blue
A conversation with Michael Branch and Phyllis Clark about lifelong learning, Peace Corps service, environmental humor, the weirdness of Nevada, inept skateboarding, jackalopes, hedgehogs, and old dogs. Plus poetry by William Wilborn and music by Legally Blue.
2019-02-11
1h 29