Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny milchman

Dr. Arles Shepherd has a secret she's kept for years. Even from herself. Now she must find the answers to questions she only vaguely knew she had for the chance to save herself—and someone she doesn't even yet know! www.jennymilchman.com

Dr. Arles Shepherd has a secret she's kept for years. Even from herself. Now she must find the answers to questions she only vaguely knew she had for the chance to save herself—and someone she doesn't even yet know! www.jennymilchman.com

Other Books by Jenny Milchaman Show Notes In this podcast interview, Alan Petersen speaks with Jenny Milchman about her latest suspense novel, “The Usual Silence,” which delves into the psychological background of psychotherapy with children, a field Jenny worked in before starting her writing career. Jenny shares how her experiences as a psychotherapist influenced her... The post MTTA 207: Jenny Milchman appeared first on Meet the Thriller Author.

Author Jenny Milchman talks about her new book, The Usual Silence - available October 1st, 2024 jennymilchman.com

Jenny Milchman is the Mary Higgins Clark award-winning and USA Today bestselling author of five novels. Her work has been praised by the New York Times, New York Journal of Books, San Francisco Journal of Books, and more; earned spots on Best Of lists including PureWow, POPSUGAR, the Strand, Suspense, and Big Thrill magazines; and received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Booklist, and Shelf Awareness. Four of her novels have been Indie Next Picks. Jenny's short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies and Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, and a recent piece on touring appeared in the Agatha award-winning collection Promophobia. Jenny is about to launch a new series with Thomas & Mercer featuring psychologist Arles Shepherd, who has the power to save the most troubled and vulnerable children but must battle demons of her own to do it. Jenny is a member of the Rogue Women Writers and lives in the Hudson Valley with her family. Make sure to check out this episode

“A vivid, harrowing journey.” - Jenny Milchman, Mary Higgins Clark Award-winning author of Cover of SnowA mass shooting at a Chicago beach leaves several dead and dozens injured. In the year before the crime, four individuals emerge as possible suspects.An apathetic computer programmer.An ex-college athlete with a history of hits to the head.An Army veteran turned Chicago cop.A despondent high school student.One of them is the shooter. Discover who and why.“Parabellum is taut, slow-burning crime fiction at its best. And it’s a great deal more than that.” - Paul Flower, author of The Great American Cheese WarIf you like nuanced literary crime fiction that explores the depths of the human psyche, you’ll love Greg Hickey's compelling and unforgettable novelSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“A vivid, harrowing journey.” - Jenny Milchman, Mary Higgins Clark Award-winning author of Cover of SnowA mass shooting at a Chicago beach leaves several dead and dozens injured. In the year before the crime, four individuals emerge as possible suspects.An apathetic computer programmer.An ex-college athlete with a history of hits to the head.An Army veteran turned Chicago cop.A despondent high school student.One of them is the shooter. Discover who and why.“Parabellum is taut, slow-burning crime fiction at its best. And it’s a great deal more than that.” - Paul Flower, author of The Great American Cheese WarIf you like nuanced literary crime fiction that explores the depths of the human psyche, you’ll love Greg Hickey's compelling and unforgettable novelSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes award-winning author Jenny Milchman to the studio. Jenny is a suspense writer from New York State, who lived for fifteen months on the road with her family on what Shelf Awareness called “the world’s longest book tour.” Jenny’s debut novel, COVER OF SNOW, was acquired by Random House. It won the Mary Higgins Clark award, was praised by the New York Times, and chosen as an Indie Next and Target Pick. RUIN FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick. Jenny’s third novel, AS NIGHT FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and a Pure WOW Summer Read and is currently in development as a film. Jenny's fourth novel, WICKED RIVER, was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and one of Strand Magazine's Best of the Year. Her fifth novel, THE SECOND MOTHER, releases summer 2020. About The Second Mother: Julie Weathers isn't sure if she's running away or starting over, but moving to a remote island off the coast of Maine feels right for someone with reasons to flee her old life. The sun-washed, sea-stormed speck of land seems welcoming, the lobster plentiful, and the community close and tightly knit. She finds friends in her nearest neighbor and Callum, a man who appears to be using the island for the same thing as she: escape. But as Julie takes on the challenge of teaching the island's children, she comes to suspect that she may have traded one place shrouded in trouble for another, and she begins to wonder if the greatest danger on Mercy Island is its lost location far out to sea, or the people who live there. @Copyrighted. Listen on your favorite podcast app.

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes award-winning author Jenny Milchman to the studio. Jenny is a suspense writer from New York State, who lived for fifteen months on the road with her family on what Shelf Awareness called “the world’s longest book tour.”  Jenny’s debut novel, COVER OF SNOW, was acquired by Random House. It won the Mary Higgins Clark award, was praised by the New York Times, and chosen as an Indie Next and Target Pick. RUIN FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick.  Jenny’s third novel, AS NIGHT FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and a Pure WOW Summer Read and is currently in development as a film. Jenny's fourth novel, WICKED RIVER, was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and one of Strand Magazine's Best of the Year. Her fifth novel, THE SECOND MOTHER, releases summer 2020. About The Second Mother:   Julie Weathers isn't sure if she's running away or starting over, but moving to a remote island off the coast of Maine feels right for someone with reasons to flee her old life. The sun-washed, sea-stormed speck of land seems welcoming, the lobster plentiful, and the community close and tightly knit. She finds friends in her nearest neighbor and Callum, a man who appears to be using the island for the same thing as she: escape.  But as Julie takes on the challenge of teaching the island's children, she comes to suspect that she may have traded one place shrouded in trouble for another, and she begins to wonder if the greatest danger on Mercy Island is its lost location far out to sea, or the people who live there. @Copyrighted.  Listen on your favorite podcast app.      

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes award-winning author Jenny Milchman to the studio. Jenny is a suspense writer from New York State, who lived for fifteen months on the road with her family on what Shelf Awareness called “the world’s longest book tour.” Jenny’s debut novel, COVER OF SNOW, was acquired by Random House. It won the Mary Higgins Clark award, was praised by the New York Times, and chosen as an Indie Next and Target Pick. RUIN FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick. Jenny’s third novel, AS NIGHT FALLS was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and a Pure WOW Summer Read and is currently in development as a film. Jenny's fourth novel, WICKED RIVER, was chosen as an Indie Next Pick and one of Strand Magazine's Best of the Year. Her fifth novel, THE SECOND MOTHER, releases summer 2020. About The Second Mother: Julie Weathers isn't sure if she's running away or starting over, but moving to a remote island off the coast of Maine feels right for someone with reasons to flee her old life. The sun-washed, sea-stormed speck of land seems welcoming, the lobster plentiful, and the community close and tightly knit. She finds friends in her nearest neighbor and Callum, a man who appears to be using the island for the same thing as she: escape. But as Julie takes on the challenge of teaching the island's children, she comes to suspect that she may have traded one place shrouded in trouble for another, and she begins to wonder if the greatest danger on Mercy Island is its lost location far out to sea, or the people who live there. @Copyrighted. Listen on your favorite podcast app.

Welcome to Mysteries to Die For. I am TG Wolff and am here with Jack, my piano player and editor. This is a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you at the heart of mystery, murder, and mayhem. Some episodes will be my own stories, others will be classics that helped shape the mystery genre we know today. These are arrangements, which means instead of word-for-word readings, you get a performance meant to be heard. This is Season 1. The first half of the season comes from my book Widow’s Run, which was published in 2019 by Down & Out Books. If you love clever, sharp-edged mysteries and thrillers, check out Down & Out on the web. www.downandoutbooks.com Today’s episode picks up from episode 1. If you haven’t listened, you might want to start there to meet the players and set the stage. Really, today’s episode won’t make sense without it. We’ve listed a cast of characters in the show notes. To recap, we met Diamond at her own funeral. She had faked her death, burying the mainstream, suburban professional she was to resurrect her CIA cover. Her funeral was interrupted by a leather-clad, f-bombing blast from her past named Sam Irish. She met her contact, Ian Black, to get the information he acquired for her. But first, he needed her to do a little job for him. We join Diamond as she leaves the funeral. Today’s story is about a king, unlikely friends, and quinoa. This is Episode 2: Pump This, Jack or is it Pump This Jack Characters previously introduced.... Diamond, our hero. Recently widowed. Recently (fake) killed herself. On a mission. Gavriil Rubchinsky. Russian-born, nerd scientist determined to feed the world. Diamond’s husband. Died May 14, 2018. The reason for Diamond. Ian Black. Average, ordinary, white man. Extraordinary purveyor of anything, anywhere, anytime. Sam Irish. British agent. Formerly worked with Diamond. Pissed she died without him. Enrique Torres. CIA agent who trained and worked with Diamond. Can’t believe a candle took her out. Alexei Rubchinsky. Russian-born, nerd scientist of the medical variety. Diamond’s brother-in-law. ******* Now available from Down & Out Books, The Swamp Killers. A novel in stories. Here’s what we know is true: Timmy Milici, a low-level hitter with the infamous Atlanta-based Duplass crime family, ran off with Melody Duplass to Jacksonville, Florida. Olivia Duplass, her mother and head of the Duplass family, was incensed, and put a price on Timmy—a hundred thousand for his corpse, but with explicit instructions that her daughter not be harmed. We know that’s true. Or, at least, we think we do. Sixteen writers tell their versions of what happened those fateful days in this gripping novel-in-stories, brought to you from the team behind The Night of the Flood. E.A. Aymar, Sarah M. Chen, Hilary Davidson, Alex Dolan, Rebecca Drake, Gwen Florio, Elizabeth Heiter, J.J. Hensley, Susi Holliday, Shannon Kirk, Tara Laskowski, Jenny Milchman, Alan Orloff, Tom Sweterlitsch, Art Taylor, and Wendy Tyson. The Swamp Killers is available from the Down & Out website, upon request from your favorite independent bookseller, and from on-line retailers. https://downandoutbooks.com/bookstore/chen-aymar-swamp-killers/ (https://downandoutbooks.com/bookstore/chen-aymar-swamp-killers/) ****** That’s it for this episode of Mysteries To Die For. If you enjoyed our twist on storytelling, help spread the word by telling a friend or leaving a review. For less than the price of a gourmet chocolate or vanilla milkshake, you can join our body bag brigade to help support our show. https://www.patreon.com/mysteriestodiefor?fan_landing=true (https://www.patreon.com/mysteriestodiefor?fan_landing=true) Mysteries to Die For was written by TG Wolff. Music and production are by Jack Wolff. Widow’s Run was written by TG Wolff, published by Down & Out Books. Cover art by Shannon Leahy. http://www.tgwolff.com/ (www.tgwolff.com) Support this podcast

Today we have author Jenny Milchman talking about her latest book Jenny Milchman " Wicked River": "Wicked River is partly a who-is-my-husband-really story, partly a horror-in-the-wilderness story, and partly a Manhattan-family drama, all rolled up in elegantly propulsive prose, and shot through with sinister suspense."—LEE CHILD, New York Times bestselling author Six million acres of Adirondack forest separate Natalie and Doug Larson from civilization. For the newlyweds, an isolated backcountry honeymoon seems ideal-a chance to start their lives together with an adventure. But just as Natalie and Doug begin to explore the dark interiors of their own hearts, as well as the depths of their love for each other, it becomes clear that they are not alone in the woods. Because six million acres makes it easy for the wicked to hide. And even easier for someone to go missing for good. As they struggle with the worst the wilderness has to offer, a man watches them, wielding the forest like a weapon. He wants something from them more terrifying than death. And once they are near his domain, he will do everything in his power to make sure they never walk out again.

Today we have author Jenny Milchman talking about her latest book Jenny Milchman " Wicked River": "Wicked River is partly a who-is-my-husband-really story, partly a horror-in-the-wilderness story, and partly a Manhattan-family drama, all rolled up in elegantly propulsive prose, and shot through with sinister suspense."—LEE CHILD, New York Times bestselling author Six million acres of Adirondack forest separate Natalie and Doug Larson from civilization. For the newlyweds, an isolated backcountry honeymoon seems ideal-a chance to start their lives together with an adventure. But just as Natalie and Doug begin to explore the dark interiors of their own hearts, as well as the depths of their love for each other, it becomes clear that they are not alone in the woods. Because six million acres makes it easy for the wicked to hide. And even easier for someone to go missing for good. As they struggle with the worst the wilderness has to offer, a man watches them, wielding the forest like a weapon. He wants something from them more terrifying than death. And once they are near his domain, he will do everything in his power to make sure they never walk out again.

Jenny Milchman is a Mary Higgins Clark Award winner as well as the recipient of two Indie Picks, and the founder and organizer of Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day, which is celebrated in all fifty states. Her new book Wicked River launches May 1 from Sourcebooks and is a "thinking woman's thriller." In the book, a honeymooning couple canoeing and camping in the Adirondacks finds more than marital bliss.... rather, obsession, murder, and a race against time keep thrills (and chills) on readers' minds!

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with suspense writer Jenny Milchman about her new book.

This week, Liberty and Rebecca discuss That Kind of Mother, Undead Girl Gang, Belly Up, and more great books. This episode was sponsored by ThirdLove and Wicked River by Jenny Milchman.  

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with author Jenny Milchman about the difficulties of getting published.

How do you find books to read with the legions of titles out there, and how do authors get discovered in today's content-overloaded world? On this episode of Inside Thrill Radio, we'll talk with three authors you may not have heard of yet, but will be seeing all over soon. And the short bio for each author is: Walt Gragg is a former Texas State Prosecutor who spent years in the military, including service at United States European Command Headquarters during the first Cold War, where the idea for THE RED LINE took shape. Christina Kovac worked in network broadcast television news in Washington, DC. THE CUTAWAY is her debut novel. Mark Leggatt is a former specialist in Disaster Recovery for oil companies and global banks. History and modern international conspiracy are the backdrop for the adventures of ex-CIA technician Connor Montrose, who appears in Mark's most recent novel, THE LONDON CAGE.

How do you find books to read with the legions of titles out there, and how do authors get discovered in today’s content-overloaded world? On this episode of Inside Thrill Radio, we’ll talk with three authors you may not have heard of yet, but will be seeing all over soon. And the short bio for each author is: Walt Gragg is a former Texas State Prosecutor who spent years in the military, including service at United States European Command Headquarters during the first Cold War, where the idea for THE RED LINE took shape. Christina Kovac worked in network broadcast television news in Washington, DC. THE CUTAWAY is her debut novel. Mark Leggatt is a former specialist in Disaster Recovery for oil companies and global banks. History and modern international conspiracy are the backdrop for the adventures of ex-CIA technician Connor Montrose, who appears in Mark’s most recent novel, THE LONDON CAGE.

Inside Thrill Radio airs monthly when host Jenny Milchman takes listeners deep behind the scenes to hear about brand new thrillers and how they came to be. "Win, Lose, or Draw" available starting April 19th! Four authors, who between them have racked up Edgar, Thriller, Anthony, Agatha, Shamus, and Lefty award nominations, talk about their new thrillers. Will they win, lose, or draw at this year's award ceremonies? Hear about their books and judge for yourself. Featuring guests Matt Coyle, David McCaleb, Nadine Nettmann, and Lili Wright. Bios Matt Coyle is the author of the Rick Cahill crime novels, including the latest, Dark Fissures. His books have won the Anthony Award, the Ben Franklin Silver Award, and the San Diego Book Award, as well as been nominated for the Anthony, Shamus, and Lefty Awards. He lives in San Diego with his couch-hogging dog, Angus. Nadine Nettmann is a Certified Sommelier through the Court of Master Sommeliers. Her debut novel, Decanting a Murder, was nominated for the Agatha and Lefty awards. Lili Wright is the author of the Edgar nominated novel, Dancing with the Tiger, and the travel memoir, Learning to Float. She teaches English at DePauw University. David McCaleb has served in the Air Force as a finance officer, managing base and command-level finance operations, as well as weapons system procurement. His debut novel, Recall, the first in the Red Ops series, has been nominated for a Thriller award.

Inside Thrill Radio airs monthly when host Jenny Milchman takes listeners deep behind the scenes to hear about brand new thrillers and how they came to be. “Win, Lose, or Draw” available starting April 19th!  Four authors, who between them have racked up Edgar, Thriller, Anthony, Agatha, Shamus, and Lefty award nominations, talk about their new thrillers. Will they win, lose, or draw at this year’s award ceremonies? Hear about their books and judge for yourself. Featuring guests Matt Coyle, David McCaleb, Nadine Nettmann, and Lili Wright. Bios Matt Coyle is the author of the Rick Cahill crime novels, including the latest, Dark Fissures. His books have won the Anthony Award, the Ben Franklin Silver Award, and the San Diego Book Award, as well as been nominated for the Anthony, Shamus, and Lefty Awards. He lives in San Diego with his couch-hogging dog, Angus. Nadine Nettmann is a Certified Sommelier through the Court of Master Sommeliers. Her debut novel, Decanting a Murder, was nominated for the Agatha and Lefty awards. Lili Wright is the author of the Edgar nominated novel, Dancing with the Tiger, and the travel memoir, Learning to Float. She teaches English at DePauw University. David McCaleb has served in the Air Force as a finance officer, managing base and command-level finance operations, as well as weapons system procurement. His debut novel, Recall, the first in the Red Ops series, has been nominated for a Thriller award.

March 22, 2017 8 pm EDT on Next Steps radio with host Jenny Milchman in partnership with ITW. New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart's career took off in the 1990's with the first in his now internationally beloved Dismas Hardy series of legal thrillers. John has published more than 25 novels, including numerous New York Times bestsellers, and his most recent, a standalone called Fatal, which debuted on the New York Times bestseller list. John is currently serving as the co-president of International Thriller Writers. Steph Broadribb, author of the debut novel, Deep Down Dead, is also the voice behind the popular review blog, Crime Thriller Girl. Now join John behind the scenes as he offers inside peeks at his writing process, his view of publishing today, as well as mentoring advice to our brand new debut! This is a copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC.

My husband wasn't in bed with me when I woke up that January morning. The mid-winter sky was bruised purple and yellow outside the window. I shut bleary eyes against light that glared and pounded. A second later I realized my toes weren't burrowing into the hollows behind Brendan's knees, that when I flung out my arm it didn't meet his wiry chest... -- Jenny Milchman, Cover of Snow Thriller author Jenny Milchman writes page-turning novels of women in jeopardy -- and the courage and resourcefulness they find inside of themselves in the face of danger. Check out Jenny's website for information on all of her books and to check out her blog. In addition to writing thrillers (all of which were chosen as Indie Next picks) Jenny is on the board of International Thriller Writers and interviews writers for the radio show, Next Steps with Jenny Milchman and ITW on Authors on the Air.  And if that weren't enough, you can find Jenny on Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon. Whew! Jenny gives shout-outs to two books: The Freedom Broker, by K.J. Howe -- a debut novel and the first of a series of high-octane thrillers -- and We Need to Talk About Kevin, a tense and intimate look at a family destroyed by violence, by Lionel Shriver.  Jenny's own books are all stand-alones: Cover of Snow Ruin Falls As Night Falls As always, if you'd rather read than listen, here is the transcript. Enjoy! -- Laura Transcript of Interview with Jenny Milchman Laura Brennan: Jenny Milchman is an award-winning, critically acclaimed novelist who writes un-put-downable thrillers. Her debut novel, Cover of Snow, won the Mary Higgins Clark Award for best suspense novel of 2013. All three of her novels published to date, including Rune Falls and As Night Falls, have been Indie Next picks. Jenny interviews thriller writers for the Next Steps radio show and I am delighted that she agreed to be on the other side of the microphone for this chat with me. Jenny, thank you for joining me. Jenny Milchman: Laura, thank you for having me on. LB: Before we get into your books, let's talk a little bit about you. I understand that your folks were a little worried about this whole writing gig. JM: Yes! More -- not even worried as much as, what would a writing gig even mean? I was always wanting to be a writer, that was kind of the goal from the beginning. And I loved reading, as most writers do. And it seemed a natural outgrowth of my childhood. But it wasn't even, "Should you do this? No." It was more, "What would this even mean?" And then when I was a sophomore in college, my parents got to that point where they had to ask what the point of this expensive degree was, I told them that I wanted to be a poet and live in the woods in a log cabin of my own making. And they pointed out that I had never really picked up a hammer, and our country is not that nice to its poets anyway. And they said, is there something else you can imagine doing? And since there was, we went with that. LB: And that thing was psychology. JM: It was. And I practiced for 10 years, yes, as a psychotherapist in a rural community mental health center. LB: It's so fascinating, because you're not the first or even the third author I've spoken to who has gone into psychology. What do you think is the connection? JM: I think there is a connection, I really do. And, to a certain extent -- I wanted to be a poet, I didn't have the kind of books that I wound up writing in mind when this whole desire to be a writer but put it aside thing happened. And it didn't reawaken until I was a psychotherapist practicing in this rural clinic, and I had this very scary case. And the case was a little, blonde, five-year-old, adorable cherub of a child whose mother had brought her in because she had just killed the family pet. And it was almost as if life was a suspense novel. And I sat down and just to deal with this overwhelming case,

Next Steps with Jenny Milchman and the ITW present best-selling author Elizabeth Heiter and debut novelist KJ Howe.  Critically acclaimed and award-winning author ELIZABETH HEITER likes her suspense to feature strong heroines, chilling villains, psychological twists, and a little romance. Her research has taken her into the minds of serial killers, through murder investigations, and onto the FBI Academy's shooting range. Elizabeth graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in English Literature. She's a member of International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers of America, and Romance Writers of America. KJ HOWE worked as a medical, health, and fitness writer. She then became involved with the International Thriller Writers as the Executive Director of ThrillerFest, the organization’s annual conference held every July in New York City. In preparation for writing THE FREEDOM BROKER series, which focuses on elite kidnap negotiator Thea Paris, KJ spent extensive time researching the dark world of kidnapping. She has interviewed former hostages, negotiators, hostage reintegration experts, special forces operatives, and K&R insurance executives.  HOST JENNY MILCHMAN is the Mary Higgins Clark award-winning author of suspenseful thrillers set in upstate New York. She is a member of the board of ITW. This is a copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC. Tweet @authorsontheair  

This holiday season join host Jenny Milchman as she interviews four authors about why getting published is the best gift they could imagine. Fun giveaways for listeners and chances to win prizes from books to a chapter critique to a chance to call in and ask a question about your pet! Nichole Christoff is a writer, broadcaster, and military spouse. She's the award-winning author of The Kill List, The Kill Shot, The Kill Box, and The Kill Sign. Michael Niemann grew up in a small town in Germany, ten kilometers from the Dutch border. Crossing that border often at a young age sparked in him a curiosity about the larger world. His debut, Illicit Trade, is coming March 1, 2017. Hollie Overton is a television writer who has written for Lifetime and CBS and is currently a co-producer on the hit drama “Shadowhunters” on Freeform. Hollie’s debut novel Baby Doll was published in 2016. Amy Shojai is a nationally known authority on pet care and behavior, the author of 30 nonfiction pet books, and September Day pet-centric thrillers. She's the author of Show And Tell. This is a copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC.

Next Steps with Jenny Milchman presents:  The Women of the ITW. Women of The ITW:  Who puts the "M" Mystery ? Our four authors featured this month! Jacquelyn Benson studied anthropology, wrote a thesis on paranormal investigators, and spent four years living in a museum. Before turning to fiction, Elena Hartwell began her writing career in the theater, writing plays that have been produced around the US, UK, and Canada. Karen Randau is the author of the Rim Country Mystery series set in the quaint fictional mountain town of Rim Vista, Arizona. Radha Vatsal has a Ph.D. in English, and studies women in silent films and film history. Please join our ITW authors as they discuss their debut novels, paths to publication, and what it really means to thrill. This is a trademarked copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC.

Next Steps with Jenny Milchman and the ITW present our new episode! On this month's show, Jenny Milchman will be talking to authors Chris Kuzneski and Matthew Betley. Chris was thrilled to see his action/adventure release garner award attention at this year's ThrillerFest, while Matthew is signed up for two more books and is talking with movie studios. These guests will discuss an oft overlooked sub-genre and what may happen as it takes its place beside the big guns on the thriller stage.   This is a trademarked copyrighted podcast soley owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC.     

After all the years a writer spends trying to get published, what sets apart an award-winning release from all the other great novels out there? How do you try to ensure that your book stands out from the pack, appeals to both readers and judges, and garners acclaim? Or is there no way to ensure this at all? Please join Next Steps host and multi-award winning novelist Jenny Milchman as she speaks with Brian Panowich, the winner of this year's Thriller award for Best First novel, and debut author J Todd Scott, who just might come to wear the same shoes!

February and April are He Said/She Said months on Next Steps Radio! In February, the men had their turn. This is She Said, the conclusion to our gender wars panel discussion on the question: does gender count when it comes to writing thrillers? Are there differences between the two sets of authors and the books they write? And the biggie: is one gender more likely to be successful than the other? Please join host and award-winning suspense novelist Jenny Milchman as she talks to two female authors about whether sex matters. Nina Sadowsky is a filmmaker who has written numerous screenplays and produced such films as "The Wedding Planner," starring Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConaughey, "Lost Souls," starring Winona Ryder, "Desert Saints," starring Kiefer Sutherland, and "Northern Lights" starring Diane Keaton. Sadowsky is also an adjunct professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts, where she teaches producing and script development. JUST FALL is her debut novel. Wendy Tyson is an author, lawyer and former therapist from Philadelphia. She writes two series, the Allison Campbell Mystery Series and the Greenhouse Mystery Series. Wendy is a member of Sisters in Crime and International Thriller Writers, and she is a contributing editor for The Big Thrill and The Thrill Begins, International Thriller Writers' online magazines.

Suspense Radio returns with it's flagship show Inside Edition after taking some weeks off. Today we have two hours of author interviews, showcasing the very best of the suspense, mystery, thriller, horror genre.  On today's show we have Jenny Milchman, Daryl Wood Gerber, Lev AC Rosen and Rich Zahradnik. Each author will bring their unique writing style to you the fans.  For five years Suspense Radio has been bringing you the best book entertainment on the planet. Each show will showcase the authors and let you hear straight from them and get that inside information.  Check out www.suspenseradionetwork.com for more information on this show and all the shows on the Suspense Radio network. 

Author Debbi Mack interviews suspense author Jenny Milchman. Please consider lending support to the podcast on Patreon!

Martha Frankel’s guests this week are Jenny Milchman, Ashlee Vance, Lori Lansens and Elliott Landy.

Martha Frankel’s guests this week are Clark Strand, Jenny Milchman and Ayelet Waldman.

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT, H.S. CLARK PRESENTS Exclusive interview (video) with psychological thriller author Jenny Milchman at Orca Books in Olympia, Washington. She wrote the thrillers Ruin Falls, and Cover of Snow. This is a unique look at her writing, her life, and her thoughts on the craft, brought to you by thriller author H.S. Clark, author of SECRET THOUGHTS a Medical Thriller. For more information on SECRET THOUGHTS a Medical Thriller, visit hsclarkmystery.com Music: "Rescue Me" by DoKashiteru (feat. Kaer Trouz) CC 3.0 license http://goo.gl/nRaFk1

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT, H.S. CLARK PRESENTS Exclusive interview (audio) with psychological thriller author Jenny Milchman at Orca Books in Olympia, Washington. She wrote the thrillers Ruin Falls, and Cover of Snow. This is a unique look at her writing, her life, and her thoughts on the craft, brought to you by thriller author H.S. Clark, author of SECRET THOUGHTS a Medical Thriller. For more information on SECRET THOUGHTS a Medical Thriller, visit hsclarkmystery.com Music: "Rescue Me" by DoKashiteru (feat. Kaer Trouz) CC 3.0 license http://goo.gl/nRaFk1

Jenny Milchman’s first novel, 2013’s “Cover of Snow,” was published to rave reviews, but it was not her first published fiction. Her work had previously appeared in EQMM’s Department of First Stories. Here she is reading her debut story, “The Closet,” from our November 2012 issue. www.jennymilchman.com

"Bookstores hold a place in the hearts and times of our community. They are places to discover an author, a story, a life. Nothing affords the conversation and interaction among books and book lovers that a bookstore does...” - Jenny Milchman   Jenny is current on national tour to promote the literary holiday that she founded called Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day. This event is celebrated in over 350 bookstores across the US. She will also be discussing her debut thriller novel, Cover Of Snow, which was inspired in part by an experience she had as a child. The book has sold in Germany, Italy, and Norway.   Call 347.327.9995 on Tuesday April 2nd from 10-11 A.M. U.S. and learn how to nurture kids into a deep engagement with text by showing them a world where every bookstore has its own unique identity and the wealth of knowledge it has to offer.