Santa Barbara author and journalist
>Leslie Andrea Westbrook joins host Fred Klein in the studio to talk about her widely published articles and her new book A Century of Success about SBCC.
Literary Gumbo: Leslie Andrea Westbrook from Literary Gumbo on Vimeo.
Former executive editor at Macmillan and then St. Martin’s Press, Toni Lopopolo, reminisces with host Fred Klein about her many years in publishing, and talks about her unique editing skills which she now uses in her full service literary management agency.
Host Fred Klein chats with novelist Meg Waite Clayton, author of the bestselling Wednesday Sisters and Four Ms. Bradwells due out March 2011.
Literary Gumbo: Meg Waite Clayton from Literary Gumbo on Vimeo.
We start the new year out with a laugh. Humor columnist Ernie Witham entertains host Fred Klein with stories about his writing.
Host Fred Klein talks to author Monte Schulz about his forthcoming novel The Last Rose of Summer, and his plans for the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, which he recently purchased.
Jane Heller regaled host Fred Klein with stories about promoting writers, her own 13 witty novels, and her first book of nonfiction book Confessions of a She-Fan: The Course of True Love with the New York Yankees.
Get ready for the holiday vacation with Laura Kath, author of Fun with the Family Southern California and head of Mariah Marketing, who chats with host Fred Klein about her many travel related books.
Melodie Johnson Howe, actress and author of the Claire Conrad/Maggie Hill Mystery Novels & Diana Poole Short stories, is our latest guest.
On our latest episode Laird Koenig talks about his fascinating career as a novelist and screenwriter. Our apologies for the technical difficulties, including the fact that this episode is on Ustream (with lots of ads) instead of Vimeo.
Host Fred Klein converses with Diana Raab about her long career as a writer, memoirist, essayist, poet and teacher, and about her new book Healing With Words.
