New May 2023! Author Lori Olinsky reads "The Adventures of Lefty and Righty--The Windy City," a delightful story of two socks who sneak out of the laundry room to go see a White Sox baseball game.

New April 2023! In this video,Andrew Meier discusses his experiences with biographical research and story developmen and offers tips to make an exceptionally long book a little easier to read.

New April 2023! How do you determine the point of view in a historical novel when you have so much to choose from? Marie Benedict discusses the perspective she chose for “The Mitford Affair.”

Poet Javier Zamora discusses his compelling memoir written in the voice of his 9 year old self recalling his journey from Guatemala to the United States to be reunited with his parents.

Author Kimber Morgan reads her book “Chipper Makes Merry,” a captivating story about a young arctic fox making his way through the forest offering cheer to his friends.

Author Arlene Freeman reads here book, "Cool Kids," a story about Michael and his journey to be a friend and not a bully.

New March 2023! The sinking of the Titanic is a well known story but what happened after she sank is rarely told. Daniel Stone takes us through this story and that of other shipwrecks.

New March 2023! Buzz Bissinger speaks passionately about football, the Navy, Guadalcanal, Okinawa, and 19 year old's who got to be boys one more time before they became men by necessity.

New March 2023! Author Silas House describes various factors that have influenced his writing.

New March 2023! Author Silas House describes his writing process.

New February 2023! Students will learn about Tennessee Williams, one of America’s preeminent playwrights.

New February 2023! This is an interesting look into Tennessee Williams’ life and how he used his life in his writing.

New February 2023! The Bronzed Beasts is Roshani Chokshi’s final installment in the Gilded Wolves series. The protagonists face danger as they reach for divinity itself, with a high price to pay.

New February 2023! Writing a book requires certain skills. Madeline Martin speaks about how she learned and honed those skills to become a published author.

New January 2023! Meet Jas Hammonds, author of the new young adult novel We Deserve Monuments. Learn what they love about literature, young adult novels, and the process of writing.

New December 2022! Popular mystery writer Elaine Viets describes her witing process and how being an author is a "job" that requires consistent work, learning, and application.

New December 2022! Open water swimmer Lynne Cox shares what it takes to train open water rescue dogs to save lives.

New December 2022! The authors assembled a collection of essays and stories in Truth’s Table, which document the theology and spirituality to develop a more freeing, loving and liberating faith.

New December 2022! Popular mystery writer Elaine Viets describes her witing process and how being an author is a "job" that requires consistent work, learning, and application.

New December 2022! Mushers Blair Braverman and Quince Mountain share a year in the life of their dog team in Dogs on the Trail, beginning in the fall, then through the other seasons.

New November 2022! Historic novelist Louisa Treger discusses “Mad Woman,” a fictionalized biography based on life of Nellie Bly.

New November 2022! Author James Collins speaks to how he created the world and plot of The Starless Crown, which follows an alliance that must uncover the secrets of the past to save their world.

New November 2022! Fahrenheit 451 was written after World War II and in response to book burnings by the Nazis and communists, as well as suppression of civil liberties in the United States.

Ray Bradbury's biographer, Sam Weller, describes how the author loved to write about the fantastic.