Novelist Darlene Quinn and author Kelly James-Enger will be our guests on the next edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, premiering Monday, Nov. 15 at 9pm ET, 6pm PT on Shokus Internet Radio, with encore presentations Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 11:05pm ET, 8:05pm on PIV World Radio, Friday, Nov. 19 at 7pm ET and PT on Share-a-Vision Radio, KSAV.org, plus three times a day on ShokusRadio.com through Sunday, Nov. 21.
An author of character-driven fiction, whose novels Webs of Power and Twisted Webs take readers into the backroom wheelings and dealings in the world of retail department stores, Darlene Quinn also collaborated with actor Buddy Ebsen on two books, including Sizzling Cold Case: The Legend of Lori London, an original mystery novel featuring private detective Barnaby Jones. Darlene will talk about working with Buddy when she joins us in our second hour, which will also feature highlights from previous conversations with actress Lee Meriwether and television writer Paul Robert Coyle about Barnaby Jones.
Our first hour will include an interview with Kelly James-Enger, author of Goodbye Byline, Hello Big Bucks: The Writer's Guide to Making Money Ghostwriting and Coauthoring Books. According to some estimates, roughly 80 percent of books authored by celebrities, politicians and other high-profile personalities are written with the help of a professional ghostwriter. But it's not just the big names who hire ghostwriters -- the market for book collaborators is not only broad and exciting, but can be very lucrative, even in today's economy. If you're a freelance writer, author or journalist who has ever thought about ghostwriting, Kelly's book is an excellent resource that walks you through the process. All this, plus This Week in TV History with Tony Figueroa, and more.
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