DBT #0030: Rick Mofina – Panic Zone
Rick Mofina is on David’s Book Talk, discussing ‘Panic Zone’ and other topics of interest to book lovers.
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DBT #0191: Darrin Henson – Ain’t That the Truth
Darrin Henson chats with us upon the release of his second book, “Ain’t That the Truth.” Darrin is an actor, producer, director, and choreographer, as well as a writer. “The pages of this book are meant to remind us that no one is perfect. But we can be better than we were yesterday.” Listen in…
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DBT 0255: Judy Collins – Cravings – How I Conquered Food
Wow, to get a chance to interview the one and only Judy Collins, what a thrill, what a voice! Cravings is about Collins’ struggles; she had many, and you will read all about them in this book. Bulimia for 11 years? How can you live through that? What a survivor. At 77 she is still…
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DBT0265: Stephen Hunter – G-Man (Bob Lee Swagger)
A very cool historical thriller, we get to meet Baby Face Nelson, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and Pretty Boy Floyd. Stephen Hunter seems to love historical thrillers, and his character Bob Lee Swagger‘s ancestors are perfect vehicles to tell the story as they lived back then. You will get to see what these infamous…
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DBT0234: Ron Rash – The Risen
Ron Rash is a poet and a great storyteller. SERENA, my all time favorite book by him is what got me started reading his books, and boy am I glad I did. Rash teaches at Western Carolina University, and is so much fun to hear laugh! And that great southern accent just adds to the…
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DBT0244: Wally Lamb – I’ll Take You There
Wally Lamb became a household name when Oprah picked his books, She’s Come Undone and I Know This Much Is True. Interestingly, while I Know This Much Is True is 912 pages long, I’ll Take You There is only 254 pages. Quite different! Wally Lamb is very easy to talk to, and has wonderful things…
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