The latest episode of the Spoonie Authors Podcast features author, editor, and book coach Mary Kit Caelsto! Mary Kit Caelsto never grew out of the phase of being a “horse crazy girl”. Though she’s now over 40, she’s finally fulfilling her dream of writing equestrian books for others who haven’t grown out of being “horse … Continue reading →

This episode’s guest is Diana Pinguicha, author of the historical fantasy novel A Curse of Roses. Find out more about her at https://pinguicha.wordpress.com/ Thanks for listening to this episode of the Spoonie Authors Podcast! The Spoonie Authors Podcast is part of the Spoonie Authors Network, a community initiative devoted to sharing the stories of disabled … Continue reading →

This episode’s guest is Alechia Dow, author of The Sound of Stars.  Find out more about her at https://www.alechiadow.com/ Thanks for listening to this episode of the Spoonie Authors Podcast! The Spoonie Authors Podcast is part of the Spoonie Authors Network, a community initiative devoted to sharing the stories of disabled authors and educating abled … Continue reading →

Mato J. Steger discusses the power of exploring trauma through fiction in this week’s interview Continue reading →

This week, multi-published author Meredith O’Brien joins us to discuss Uncomfortably Numb, a memoir about the life-altering diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. Find out more about Meredith at https://www.mereditheobrien.com Don’t like the podcast format? Scroll down to watch this podcast as a YouTube video (CC available) or read the transcript! The Spoonie Authors Podcast is part … Continue reading →

This week’s interview is with multi-genre author Nicole Zelniker! Find out more about her at https://www.nicolezelniker.com   Don’t like the podcast format? You can view the podcast as a YouTube video (CC available) or read the transcript below. Transcript Dianna Gunn: [00:00:00] Hello and welcome to this Spoonie Author’s podcast, a podcast where we explore … Continue reading →

This week’s interview is with multi-genre author Kaki Olsen. Find out more about her at http://kakiolsencreative.com/. Transcript Dianna Gunn: [00:00:00] Hello and welcome to this Spoonie Authors’ podcast, a podcast where we explain the life and stories of a different disabled author each week, I’m your host, Dianna Gunn, and today we are joined by … Continue reading →

Don’t like the podcast format? Scroll down to see this interview as a YouTube video (closed captions available)! This week’s interview is with author, journalist, and anthology editor Robert Kingett. Robert Kingett is a totally blind  author that writes essays and fiction where disabled characters live normal lives. When he’s not writing, he loves to … Continue reading →