Dave Hornfischer interviews local authors and historians Jim Parr & Kevin Swope. They'll tell us about one of their recent local area history books "Murder & Mayhem in MetroWest Boston" and what it took to get it into print. Dave is a book fan and is excited to look at the game of book publishing, and talk with those who got their book ideas into print and those who helped them to do it.
Dave Hornfischer interviews Janice Thompson, author of "Dry Tinder - A Tale of Rivalry and Injustice in Salem Village." You'll not only learn about a family destroyed by the Salem witch trials, but also the origins of the Town of Framingham.
Janice is also a writer and co-founder of Harpswell News [ . . . ]
Dave Hornfischer interviews Robert Wallace, author of "Machine Guns & Typewriters," a novel of a true story about a 1930s Needham bank robbery involving machine guns.
Dave Hornfischer interviews Framingham author and marketing professional Steven Stroum, as he tells us about his book “Success and Self-Discovery: A Business Memoir with Insightful Tips and Personal Development Advice That Will Help Any Entrepreneur." Dave is a book fan and is excited to look at the [ . . . ]
Dave Hornfischer interviews two leaders of the Eastern Mass senior softball league. Rob Mitchell is a former commissioner and the author of “Bat Attitude,” and he'll discuss the upcoming 2024 season as well with current EMASS League Commissioner Steve Bober. Dave is a book fan and is excited to look [ . . . ]
Dave Hornfischer interviews local authors and historians Jim Parr & Kevin Swope. They'll tell us about one of their recent local area history books "Murder & Mayhem in MetroWest Boston" and what it took to get it into print. Dave is a book fan and is excited to look at the game of book publishing [ . . . ]
Dave Hornfischer interviews local author Thistle. She'll tell us about her book "Under the Garden Gate," which helps one explore the wonders of nature in our own back yard. Dave is a book fan and is excited to look at the game of book publishing, and talk with those who got their book ideas into [ . . . ]
