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Energy Insights with Kurt Miller: Challenges, Advocacy, and the Future of Public Power

Kurt Miller is the executive director of Northwest Public Power Association and an all around great guy. On this episode, Kurt and I talk about his long history in the energy industry, issues facing the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, legislative advocacy, and much, much more. I also make a book reco…

Between the Covers

Did You Ever Want to Know What It Is Like to Be Banned? Tune in to KBOO.FM Between the Covers on February 19th for an interview with New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Evison. Jonathan is the author of multiple novels including All About Lulu, The Revised Fundamen...

Including Diversity in Your Writing & Always Thinking About Your Reader

In today's Books with Hooks, Carly and CeCe discuss being clear about your age category and details of the plot; keeping the query letter short; fleshing out character dynamics and not focusing too much on worldbuilding; connecting with a character, as opposed to the world, in the opening pages; a …

E19: Lawn Boy

Our episode this month is about the book, Lawn Boy, written by Jonathan Evison. In this coming-of-age novel we follow Michael through the ups and downs of life as he struggles to navigate family dynamics, finding a job, and figuring out who he really is. Join us as we discuss this sentimental novel…

Including Diversity in Your Writing & Always Thinking About Your Reader

In today's Books with Hooks, Carly and CeCe discuss being clear about your age category and details of the plot; keeping the query letter short; fleshing out character dynamics and not focusing too much on worldbuilding; connecting with a character, as opposed to the world, in the opening pages; a …

True Home with Janet Clare

Janet Clare is a former apparel designer-turned-writer whose first novel, Time Is the Longest Distance, was published in 2018, and now, nearly seven years later, her second, True Home is making its debut. Janet worked on True Home during the difficult days of her husband’s illness. And in her words…