Claire Holloway Is Winging It is the first in Angela Ruth Strong's new contemporary romance series - High Flying Romance. Based on Angela's own experiences as a flight attendant, it will be released on March 17th. In Episode 14 of Season 2, you get a preview of what's behind the new book as well as many of her other books and series. You'll hear how Finding Love In Big Sky, Montana (part of her Resort to Love Series) was made into a movie and how one of her TikTok posts unexpectedly went viral! Angela also shares how some of life's harder moments like divorce and breast cancer, actually helped her find her way in her writing career. A traditionally published author, Angela gives us a glimpse into what that journey has looked like for her and why she loves this publishing option. She has ventured into Indie publishing from time to time in collaboration with fellow authors - listen and find out the fun doors that opened for her there as well.

Steve Rzasa is a prolific author of science fiction and fantasy stories who also works as a ghostwriter for non-fiction books. In Episode 13 of Season 2, we get to explore a few of his many writing adventures including his soon to be released book The Null Razor Heist. This story is a full blown novel about a character Steve developed in one chapter of Eon City Burnout - A Cyberpunk Anthology (refer to Episode 4 with Tina Gollings). Steve thrives on collaborative writing projects with his fellow realm building authors without neglecting his own individual series like The Face of the Deep, Vincent Chen, The Interstice Universe, Takamo Universe and more. He's got a lot going on including being a workshop presenter at the upcoming NCWA Renewal Conference on May 16, 2026 in Everett, WA. Register now and meet Steve in person!

Katie Mathews was 16 years old when her life was turned upside down in a car accident that left her with a traumatic brain injury and a quadriplegic body. In her memoir, Unparalyzed: Shattering Limits While Finding Freedom, Katie shares her journey from anger, resentment and hopelessness to freedom in discovering the purposes of God for her life. Her revelation about the power of renewing our minds through gratitude and gaining a higher perspective is truly inspiring. Of course, we also talk about how Katie moved her manuscript off her computer - where it sat for 12 years - into a published paperback as well as an audiobook. But this is just part of the ongoing impact of Katie's life. She has also established a non-profit organization and works as a life coach and public speaker. You can contact her at www.limitlessjourney.org. As always, I walk away from my conversation with Katie encouraged, challenged and inspired - I'm guessing you will too.