​In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Nicole Saunders discusses her debut work of fiction, Disposable. It is a provocative novel about surrogacy and the lengths people will go to for the perfect family. Nicole’s day job as an attorney informs this legal tale, which is meant not only to thrill and entertain but also to advocate for ideas that are close to her heart. Tune in to hear Nicole discuss her writing journey, how she manages the discord between legal writing and creative writing, and how she aims to write stories that both advocate and entertain.

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In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Melody Johnson discusses her urban fantasy, paranormal romance Night Blood series. Melody has always been a fan of the vampire genre. When she decided to write her series, she wanted to put her own spin on the genre while still filling her stories with copious amounts of both danger and romance. Tune in to hear Melody discuss her writing journey, her love-hate relationship with the editing process, and her belief that, when it comes to vampires, danger and romance go hand in hand.

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In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Nikesha Elise Williams talks about her novel, Four Women. Nikesha is an award-winning news producer who covered the Trayvon Martin killing and similar events, but she wondered how many cases involving black women and girls were not receiving the same degree of press coverage. Inspired by what she was not seeing in the news, Nikesha wrote Four Women, a story about four African-American women who are forced together by a single event, all while the world watches. Tune in to hear Nikesha discuss her writing journey, how her experience in the world of news media inspires and informs her stories, and how she was forced to write her debut novel . . . twice.

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In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, artist and author Odeta Xheka discusses her debut children’s picture book, Here Comes Ingo. It is a wordless picture book filled with colorful handcrafted collages that invite young readers to make inferences as to what the characters are thinking, feeling and doing. Tune in to hear Odeta describe her writing journey, how she openly encourages children to write and draw on the beautiful pages, and how she hopes her book will help young readers develop the skill of being open-minded when confronted with the unknown.

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