DBT #0073: Steve Martini – Trader of Secrets
In this June 2011 interview, David talks with Steve Martini about ‘Trader of Secrets.’
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DBT #0163: John Sandford – Silken Prey
John Sandford’s latest Lucas Davenport thriller, “Silken Prey,” was released on May 7, 2013. http://dbtpodcast.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/DBT0163.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSS
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DBT 0331: Your Heroes, My Grandparents – Julie Rogers Pomilia
Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love is a charming read chronicling the lives of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, from the perspective of their grandchild. The author shares personal stories, candid pictures, and unique insights into what it was like growing up in a multicultural family with famous grandparents. This heartwarming book offers an…
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DBT 310: Stephanie Evanovich – Under the Table
I don’t usually interview a romance writer, so this was unusual. But I found myself enjoying this book, and Stephanie Evanovich is very outspoken and likable. Yes, Stephanie is related to Janet Evanovich, and we do address that, but let her tell you how. She wants to survive on her own, and she does very…
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DBT0279: Bruce Campbell – Hail to the Chin
An icon of B movies, Bruce Campbell has done so much, having worked with Burt Reynolds, William Shatner, David Duchovny, and many others, and yes, having made a movie called The Man With the Screaming Brain. This is a funny book. Check out his experiences with the phone company, Sam Raimi, and practical jokes he…
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DBT 0343: Alan Bradley – What Time the Sextons Spade Doth Rust (A Flavia De Luce Story)
What a pleasure it is to talk to this man! This Flavia de Luce story, the 11th in the series, is, as always, wonderful. I so enjoy this unusual series of books. Wow—every one is as good as the others! What other author can you say that about? There are some, but not as many…
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