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Episode 116: Sharon Meers and Joanna Strober

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Mon, Mar 30, 2009

Episode 117: Sharon Meers and Joanna Strober .
Episode 117: The authors of Getting to 50/50: How Working Couples Can Have It All by Sharing it All, Sharon Meers and Joanna Strober, discuss some of the myths that are associated with living a 50/50 lifestyle.

Episode 116: Sara Snow .
Episode 116: Sara Snow, author of Sara Snow's Fresh Living, talks about why she feels it's her mission and passion to help people take whatever steps they can towards greener living.

Episode 115: Robert Masello .
Episode 115: Robert Masello, author of Blood and Ice, reads from the prologue of his chilling new thriller.

Episode 114: Sean Doolittle .
Sean Doolittle talks about his new novel Safer and reveals that the inspiration for the book's story was rooted in one question: would you murder your neighbor if it guaranteed your own safety?

Episode 113: Sean Doolittle .
Sean Doolittle, author of Safer, reads from the second chapter of his noir thriller.

Episode 112: Felix Gilman .
Felix Gilman, author of Gears of the City, talks about the many influences that helped him create the setting for his novel--the magical city of Ararat.

Episode 108: Flight into Darkness.
Sarah Ash, author of the Alchymist's Legacy duology, talks about her new novel Flight into Darkness and why she's been inspired to write fantasy.

Episode 107: Lima Nights.
Marie Arana, author of Lima Nights, reads from the novel.

Episode 106: Behind the Bedroom Door.
Paula Derrow, editor of Behind the Bedroom Door, reads from the Introduction to the book.

Episode 105: Going to See the Elephant.
Rodes Fishburne, author of Going to See the Elephant, reads an excerpt from his novel.

Episode 104: The Virginia Woolf Writers' Workshop.
Danell Jones, author of The Virginia Woolf Writers' Workshop, shares what she believes would be Virginia Woolf's advice to writers: that the writing life is one of passionate observation, a life lived more deeply and fully, for the artist not only creates art, but is created by it.

Episode 103: The Love We Share Without Knowing.
Christopher Barzak, author of The Love We Share Without Knowing, shares a journal entry from his time in Japan, and how he and a student overcame the language barrier, that inspired his latest novel.

Episode 102: Napoleon in Egypt.
Paul Strathern, author of Napoleon in Egypt, discusses the inspiration behind his study of Napoleon's invasion, and the parallels to Napoleon's later campaigns and the modern-day Gulf War.

Episode 101: Your Heart Belongs to Me.
Dean shares personal short stories about writing and the writing profession for those who've ever wondered what it's like to be a writer.

Episode 100: Santa Clawed.
Rita Mae Brown talks about working with co-author Sneaky Pie Brown and their latest mystery, Santa Clawed, which begins with a murder at a Christmas tree farm.

Episode 99: Traitor's Kiss/Lover's Kiss.
Mary Blayney, discusses the allure of the Regency period, a time of huge social change, and the inspiration for her two new novels, Traitor's Kiss and Lover's Kiss.

Episode 98: American Rifle.
Alexander Rose, author of American Rifle: A Biography, discusses how America made the rifles that made America.

Episode 97: The Victoria Vanishes.
Christopher Fowler, author of The Victoria Vanishes, talks about his real-life inspiration for the Peculiar Crimes Unit, and his heroes, Bryant and May.

Episode 96: Rebel Island.
Rick Riordan talks about his latest novel, Rebel Island, and his decision to write a hard-boiled take on a traditional manor house mystery, stranding P.I. Tres Navarre on a small island in the Gulf Coast of Texas during a hurricane with a killer on the loose.

Episode 95: The Lost Tomb.
David Gibbins, New York Times bestselling author of Atlantis and Crusader Gold, talks about the real-life experiences that helped inform some of the scenes in his new novel, The Lost Tomb.

Episode 94: The Roll of the Medical Oncologist.
Dr. Peter Pressman and Dr. Yashar Hirshaut, co-authors of Breast Cancer: The Complete Guide, discuss the role of the medical oncologist, from preventative care through surgery and beyond.

Episode 93: The Pipeline Will Grow.
Dr. Yashar Hirshaut talks about the future of breast cancer treatment, and how the pipeline of new and important drugs is continually replenished.

Episode 92: The Origins of the Book.
Dr. Peter Pressman and Dr. Yashar Hirshaut discuss how Dr. Spock's book for new parents inspired them to write their book, Breast Cancer: A Complete Guide, so that women and their families would have a resource to turn to at any stage of diagnosis, treatment or recovery.

Episode 91: From Diagnosis Through Treatment.
Dr. Peter Pressman and Dr. Yashar Hirshaut, co-authors of Breast Cancer: A Complete Guide, outline the process of what to expect from initial diagnosis and surgery to working with an oncologist, using every tool available including genetic testing, to prevent reoccurrence.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In recognition, Bantam Dell offers five audio pods from two renowned authorities who specialize in the treatment of breast cancer, a surgeon and an oncologist, co-authors of Breast Cancer: A Complete Guide, as well an excerpt from the book: a step-by-step guide for breast self-examinations, which may be found by clicking here.

Episode 90: After Initial Treatment.
Dr. Peter Pressman and Dr. Yashar Hirshaut, co-authors of Breast Cancer: A Complete Guide, discuss how a surgeon and an oncologist work with patients after initial treatment, and the bonds that form through post-surgical treatment and post-operative screenings.

Episode 89: Too Close to Home.
Linwood Barclay, author of Too Close to Home, explores whether you are in more danger when tragedy strikes next door, or following the theory that lightening never strikes the same place twice, if are you safer than ever before.

Episode 88: The Snowball.
Alice Schroeder, author of The Snowball, talks about why her biography of Warren Buffett is titled "The Snowball," and how taking wet snow, pushing it down a long hill, and watching it grow and grow, is an apt metaphor for Mr. Buffett's life.

Episode 87: The State of the Wicket.
Excitement is brewing in the world of Diana Gabaldon. In this episode Diana gives her "general state of affairs" address sharing an overview of all publications to come including where her stories are heading and when you can get your hands on her next book. Bonus: Diana reads an excerpt from an upcoming Lord John story, "The Custom of the Army."

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