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Albuquerque author Ty Bannerman joins the show this week to talk about his memoir, “Nuclear Family: A Memoir of the Atomic West.” He discusses how he blended historical information with the story of how his family was impacted by their involvement with nuclear development in New Mexico. Learn more at http://www.tybannerman.com/
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New Mexico authors Paul J. Knight and Chris Allen join the show this week to talk about their novel, “The Music of Creation,” their research for the book and their focus on character development. Learn more at https://www.themusicofcreation.com/
Utah author Meredith Wargo joins the show this week to discuss her debut book “DAWGS: A True Story of Lost Animals and the Kids Who Rescued Them.” The nonfiction account tells the story of how Diane Trull and her fourth grade students started an animal sanctuary to rescue animals in need. Learn mor…
Zach Hively, founder of Casa Urraca Press in Abiquiú, New Mexico, joins the show this week to talk about the press’s mission to elevate local voices and new books releasing this fall. Learn more at https://casaurracapress.com/
Kathryn Berla joins the show this week to discuss her newest book, “John Doe Does Not Suck,” a noir mystery with struggling 317-year-old vampire who gets drawn into a serial killer investigation. The book was recently published by New Mexico publisher Artemesia Publishing. Learn more at https://www…
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