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Nicole M. Miller: Horses, History, and Until Our Time Comes (opens the original)
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Southwest Washington author Nicole M. Miller joins Northwest Book Talk to discuss Until Our Time Comes , her Christy Award finalist historical novel set in World War II Poland. Nicole shares the real Arabian horse history that inspired the story, the long road from first draft to publication, and a preview of her next novel, All We Carry Home , releasing in October 2026.
Corbin Muck: Hard-Boiled Mystery in 1948 Portland (opens the original)
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Pacific Northwest fiction writer Corbin Muck joins Patty Grasher to talk about his novel High Water Heavy , a hard-boiled mystery set in 1948 Portland, Oregon. Corbin shares why this pivotal period in Portland history became the setting for his story, the research that took him deep into the city’s past, and how he created two very different private investigators drawn into something much larger than a routine death on Portland’s Skid Row. They also talk about writing mysteries, creating believa
Judith Dickenson Ackeret: From Criminal Investigations to Cozy Mysteries Description (opens the original)
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Mystery author Judith Dickenson Ackeret has taken an unusual path to writing. Her background includes accounting, criminal investigations, composite art and paper crafting, experiences that have helped shape her creative life. In this episode of Northwest Book Talk , Judith talks with Patty Grasher about writing cozy mysteries, finding inspiration, and the experiences that influence the stories she tells. It’s a conversation about mysteries, creativity and the unexpected paths that can lead us t
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