In Episode 18 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Emily Locker about her new novel, Running Mates. Emily spent most of fourth grade persuading her friends to reenact scenes from Sweet Valley High. The YA Rom-Com Running Mates is her first novel. When she’s not writing or chasing after her two young sons, Emily […]
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In Episode 17 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Jennifer Belle about her new novel, Swanna in Love. Jennifer is the best-selling author of four previous novels: Going Down (which was named best debut novel by Entertainment Weekly), High Maintenance, Little Stalker and The Seven Year Bitch. She’s also the author of Animal Stackers,
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In Episode 16 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Julie Chavez about her debut memoir, Everyone But Myself. Julie writes to explore the joys and impossibilities of mothering and modern womanhood. Her writing has been featured in the New York Post and Zibby Mag, and her debut memoir Everyone But Myself is out now. Julie
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In Episode 15 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Miciah Bay Gault about her novel, Goodnight Stranger, which was nominated for a Shirley Jackson award, longlisted for The Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, and selected for Poets & Writers’ First Fiction roundup. Miciah is a Breadloaf fellow and a Vermont Arts Council creation grant
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In Episode 14 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Samantha Hunt about her latest work, The Unwritten Book. Samantha Hunt is the author of five books: The Seas, about a girl who might be a mermaid; The Dark Dark, a collection of short fictions; Mr. Splitfoot, a ghost story; The Invention of Everything Else,
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In Episode 13 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Julia Fine about her latest novel, Maddalena and the Dark. Julia Fine is the author of The Upstairs House, which won the Chicago Review of Books Award for Fiction, and What Should Be Wild, which was shortlisted for the Bram Stoker Award for Superior First Novel.
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In Episode 12 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Fran Hawthorne about her latest novel, I Meant to Tell You. Fran Hawthorne spent three decades writing award-winning nonfiction, including eight books. She’s been an editor and writer at Business Week, Fortune, The New York Times, and Newsday, and she reviews fiction for The New
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In Episode 11 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Dolen Perkins-Valdez about her latest novel, Take My Hand. Dolen Perkins-Valdez is the New York Times bestselling author of the novels Wench, Balm and most recently Take My Hand. She has been a finalist for 2 NAACP Image Awards and the Hurston-Wright Legacy Award for
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In Episode 10 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Wade Rouse, who often writes under the pen name Viola Shipman, about his latest Viola Shipman novel, The Edge of Summer. Wade Rouse is the internationally best-selling author of 14 books, including five memoirs and eight novels. His books have been selected multiple times as Must-Reads
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In Episode 9 of Literary Prospects, we talk with author Daniel Turtel about his debut novel, Greetings from Asbury Park. Daniel grew up on the Jersey Shore. He graduated from Duke University in 2013 with a degree in mathematics and is currently pursuing an MFA at The New School. In 2020, his then unpublished novel, Greetings
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