Ep. 106: Tom Parker
Philanthropist Tom Parker, CEO of the Santa Barbara based Hutton Parker Foundation, lets host Fred Klein in on his $100 Million Dollar Secret. This book tells of Parker’s innovative, new …
Ep. 105: Selden Edwards
Bestselling author Selden Edwards recounts his success with host Fred Klein. Dutton published Selden’s second novel The Lost Prince, a sequel to The Little Book, in 2012. Literary Gumbo: Selden …
Ep. 103: Mark Robert Halper
Photographer Mark Robert Halper shows host Fred Klein his latest book of photographs. Between Seer and Seen features 71 artists of Santa Barbara County and their work. Literary Gumbo: Mark …
Ep. 102: Tracy Shawn
Author Tracy Shawn tells host Fred Klein about her debut novel The Grace of Crows. They also talk about the writing teachers who helped Tracy on her path to publication. …
Ep. 100: Shelly Lowenkopf, Part 2
Shelly Lowenkopf returns for our 100th episode to continue the discussion about self publishing versus traditional publishing with host Fred Klein. The two also recall their days in New York …
Ep. 99: Shelly Lowenkopf, Part 1
Shelly Lowenkopf discusses self publishing versus traditional publishing with host Fred Klein. Literary Gumbo:Shelly Lowenkopf, Part 1 from Literary Gumbo on Vimeo.
Ep. 97: Monte Schulz’s new novel Naughty
Author Monte Schulz returns to tell host Fred Klein about his new novel Naughty. The book is based on a true story about the hardboiled exploits of a real-life femme …
Ep. 95: Catherine Ann Jones
Catherine Ann Jones discusses her new book, Heal Your Self with Writing, with host Fred Klein. They also talk about Catherine’s career as an actress, screenwriter, writing teacher, and author …
Ep. 94: Meg Waite Clayton
Author Meg Waite Clayton returns to tell host Fred Klein about her latest book The Wednesday Daughters, a follow up novel to The Wednesday Sisters. Literary Gumbo: Meg Waite Clayton …
Ep. 93: Kathleen O’Donnell
Author Kathleen O’Donnell talks with host Fred Klein about her debut novel Last Day for Rob Rhino. The main character is loosely based on a 70s porn star. Literary Gumbo: …