What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Karen E. Osborne

Karen E. Osborne
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I love writing women's fiction and suspense novels, as well as interviewing readers and authors of a wide swarth of genres. This podcast is a chance to meet authors a wide range of genres and hear more about their journeys and the books that have inspired them. My latest book is Justice for Emerson, a gripping dual-timeline murder mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. You can also find my other books, Reckonings, Tangled Lies, and Getting It Right on Amazon, B&N, and wherever you purchase or borrow books.

  1. 2d ago

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Linda Paul

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Linda Paul about The Last Gypsy Queen, a novel exploring resilience, prejudice, family expectations, and one woman's determination to build a life on her own terms. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Linda Paul

  2. Jul 15

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Debbie Wastling

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Debbie Wastling about Irish Secrets and Lies, a sweeping historical novel exploring family, resilience, forbidden love, and the courage to begin again. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Debbie Wastling

  3. Jul 13

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Julie Simmons

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Canadian author Julie Simmons about writing emotionally layered romance, self-publishing, family relationships, and the Forever Yours duet. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Julie Simmons

  4. Jul 6

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Lauryn Jay

    Karen E. Osborne talks with debut novelist Lauryn Jay about You, Always: The Years of Us, a heartfelt novel exploring enduring love, loss, second chances, and the journey to happily ever after. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Lauryn Jay

  5. Jul 2

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Jenn Bouchard

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Jenn Bouchard about Palms on the Cape, a delightful Cape Cod novel celebrating friendship, found family, and finding love when you least expect it. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Jenn Bouchard

  6. Jun 30

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with L.N. Passmore

    Karen E. Osborne talks with fantasy author L. N. Passmore about Wulves Wage War, world-building, Celtic mythology, Ireland, and the real wolf pack that inspired her writing. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with L.N. Passmore

  7. Jun 24

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Kathie Giorgio

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Kathie Giorgio about The Birth of a Widow, a deeply personal poetry collection written in the aftermath of profound loss. Kathie shares her journey and reads several poems from the book. Listen, reflect, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Kathie Giorgio

  8. Jun 22

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Jane Loeb Rubin

    Karen E. Osborne talks with Jane Loeb Rubin about Mayhem in the Mountains, a historical saga set in the 1924 Catskills, where the Isaacson family faces Prohibition, prejudice, and threats to the life they have built in America. Listen, enjoy, and share.

    What are You Reading? What are You Writing? with Jane Loeb Rubin
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I love writing women's fiction and suspense novels, as well as interviewing readers and authors of a wide swarth of genres. This podcast is a chance to meet authors a wide range of genres and hear more about their journeys and the books that have inspired them. My latest book is Justice for Emerson, a gripping dual-timeline murder mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. You can also find my other books, Reckonings, Tangled Lies, and Getting It Right on Amazon, B&N, and wherever you purchase or borrow books.

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