Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Christine H. Bailey

Christine H Bailey joins the show this week to talk about her young adult mystery novel, “Burning Little Lies,” and how she develops her characters and builds a compelling mystery. 

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Lynn Doxon

New Mexico author Lynn Doxon talks about her newest books, “Moonlight Calvary,” the second book in her Becoming the Greatest Generation Series, set in the Pacific Theater of World War Two. Learn more about Doxon’s books at https://lynndoxon.com/

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Mary Oishi

Former Albuquerque poet laureate Mary Oishi talks about how poetry can help people better understand themselves and each other, especially in challenging times. Her poetry collection, “Sidewalk Cruiseship,” is available now through UNM Press.

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with David Meischen

New Mexico writer David Meischen joins the show this week to talk about his collection of linked short stories in his new book, “Nopalito, Texas.” His short stories delve deeply into the lives of those who live in the fictional town of Nopalito, touching on a variety of topics that push the reader to consider their own lives and choices. Learn more about Meischen’s work at https://meischenink.com/

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Paul Semendinger

Dr. Paul Semendinger returns to the show this week to discuss his newest book, “365.2: Going the Distance: A Runner’s Journey,” which details his effort to run every day for an entire year. He talks about the challenges he faced on his quest to achieve his goal and how he motivated himself to keep moving forward. Learn more about Semendinger’s books at https://drpaulsem.com/

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Jack McElroy

Retired journalist Jack McElroy turned his focus from newspaper to nonfiction writing in his book, “Citizen Carl: The Editor Who Cracked Teapot Dome, Shot a Judge, and Invented the Parking Meter. McElroy is on the show this week talking about the subject of the book, Oklahoma and New Mexico journalist Carl Magee. Learn more about McElroy’s work at https://jackmcelroybooks.com/

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Wayne Wilson

Wayne L Wilson has written in a variety of genres and formats, and is joining the show this week to talk about his new young adult novel, “The New Frontier.” Young Samuel must confront racism when his family moves from LA to an all-white neighborhood in the 1960s. Learn more about Wayne's books at https://www.wlwilson.com/

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Scott Graham

The National Park Mystery Series continues with book 9, “Death Valley Duel,” and Scott Graham is on the show this week to talk about the new book and how he blends environmental concerns with ultra trail running races. Learn more about Graham's books at https://www.scottfranklingraham.com/ 

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Jennifer Bohnhoff

Jennifer Bohnhoff returns to the show to talk about the second book in her middle grade historical fiction series, “The Worst Enemy,” which takes a trio of boys through the perils of Civil War-era battles. Learn more about Bohnhoff’s writing at https://jenniferbohnhoff.com 

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Gladden: Interview with Lincoln Mitchell

Columbia University professor Lincoln Mitchell combines his love of baseball with his academic interests in culture and politics in his new book, “The 100 Most Important Players in Baseball History.” Rather than a stats-laden list of who is better than who, Mitchell discusses players impact on baseball over its history in the book and on this week’s episode. Learn more about Mitchell's books at https://lincolnmitchell.substack.com/