My Upcoming Interview with Authors on the Air Host Pam Stack

86ca3b59-5d7d-441d-82df-56cccef2ba1b_authors_on_the_airOn Wednes­day, April 30 at 8:00 p.m. EST, I’m being inter­viewed LIVE on Authors on the Air with host Pam Stack.

Besides my new nov­el, One Hun­dred Miles from Man­hat­tan, we’ll be dis­cussing my oth­er fic­tion, the craft of writ­ing, and any­thing else she decides to ask me. (I’m sure there will be sur­pris­es.)

Some of you might recall that I did my first radio inter­view back in Decem­ber of 2013 with “Mur­ders, Mys­ter­ies and May­hem” host Stephen Camp­bell. That inter­view was record­ed and edit­ed, how­ev­er, and my thanks go out to Stephen for mak­ing me sound as good as I did.

Although Pam is a sur­pass­ing­ly pleas­ant per­son, because of the “LIVE” aspect of our inter­view, I have to admit that I’m a lit­tle ner­vous about it.

Authors on the Air Host Pam Stack

Authors on the Air Host Pam Stack

Pam Stack is a vora­cious read­er, a com­pelling inter­view­er, and an inde­fati­ga­ble pro­mot­er of writ­ers. I’m tru­ly hon­ored to be on her pro­gram, which has fea­tured a wide vari­ety of pres­ti­gious and best­selling authors in all genres—from mys­ter­ies and thrillers, to romance, to lit­er­ary fic­tion, to select non­fic­tion titles.

If you’re avail­able on April 30 at 8:00 p.m., go to the link at the top and lis­ten in. There’s a call-in num­ber on the show web­page, and I’d be delight­ed if you called in with your ques­tions about my work. I’ll do my best to make it worth your while.

—Chris

By Chris Orcutt

CHRIS ORCUTT is an American novelist and fiction writer with over 30 years' writing experience and more than a dozen books in his oeuvre. Since 2015, Chris been working exclusively on his magnum opus. Bodaciously True & Totally Awesome: The Legendary Adventures of Avery “Ace” Craig is a 9-episode novel about teens in the 1980s. It’s about ’80s teens, but for adults (in other words, it’s decidedly not YA literature), and he’s applied this epic storytelling approach to the least examined, most misunderstood, most marginalized narrative space in American literature: the lives and inner worlds of teenagers.

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