Voices Uncensored. Voices Unsilenced. Voices Amplified.

It's about giving voices to those whom others have tried to silence, whether with their voice or their written word. Banning and censorship has been around since pretty much the dawn of time. I had a mission before where I would read a book and write a review because it was banned or tried to be censored.

Amy talks with author Glenda Carroll about her book, Better Off Dead

Glenda Carroll's website https://www.glendacarroll.com/

Amy talks with author Lena Gibson about her book, The Right Time: Back to the 80s

Lena's Website:

https://lenagibsonauthor.ca/

Amy talks with author Kevin G. Chapman about his Mike Stoneman series, and latest book, Treacherous Hack.

Kevin G. Chapman website https://www.KevinGChapman.com

Amy talks with poet and pilot, Betsy Lynch. Her book: Ground Effect After Spin RecoveryAmazon Author Page

Amy discusses local history, and her work as a historian and author of nonfiction historical books on her local hometown history.

Her book, Balls-Town: A Community of History, Friends, Neighbors, and Lingering Spirits was published in 2024, and a new one is coming in April 2026

Amy introduced the new "Literary Commentary" segment, airing monthly, which will feature guest host Talia Haven and cover topics like book releases, submission calls, and author scams. Amy and Talia discussed prevalent author scams, advising authors on how to identify fraudulent offers and noting that Amy can help investigate suspicious emails. The hosts also addressed ethical concerns, such as authors using similar names to established writers, and highlighted the importance of anthologies as a valuable opportunity for emerging short story authors, with Talia announcing a submission call for Ranicor Press's "Mad Science" anthology.

Amy talks with Pamela A. Waggoner Good about her NF Memoir, He Never Let Her Go

Pamela's website https://www.pamelawaggonergood.com/