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Welcome to Pages & Voices, a podcast by the Allen County Public Library! This podcast is dedicated to featuring the works of talented authors within our community and highlighting their unique voices and perspectives.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Pages & Voices: Lauren Davis (opens the original)
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Join me as I sit down with local poet Lauren Davis to discuss her chapbook, Women Bones. Lauren shares her approach to writing deeply personal poetry, the poets and experiences that have inspired her creative journey, and the process of bringing her work to publication. We also explore the power of vulnerability in poetry and what it means to transform personal experience into art.
Pages & Voices: Mariah Rosewood (opens the original)
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On today’s episode of Pages & Voices, local fantasy author Mariah Rosewood joins me to discuss the world behind The Withering Saga, including Feather & Famine and Teeth & Twilight, with more stories still to come. Mariah opens up about balancing writing with a full-time job and family life, the tools and resources that helped shape her craft, and what readers can expect next from her growing fantasy universe.
Pages & Voices: Lisa Morton (opens the original)
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In this episode, local author, Feng Shui expert, and podcast host Lisa Morton opens up about her journey into Feng Shui, and the inspiration behind writing her book Aligned at Home: How Feng Shui and Holistic Design can Restore Your Energy and Well-being. She talks about her experience with the publishing process and reflects on the lessons she’s learned along the way. Lisa also shares valuable tips and encouragement for aspiring writers ready to bring their own stories to life.
Pages & Voices: Doug Crandell (opens the original)
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Wabash-born short story author Doug Crandell joined us in the studio to discuss his award-winning new collection, Equipment for the Darkness, recipient of the Spokane Prize in Fiction. In a wide-ranging conversation, Doug reflects on his writing process, the experiences and influences that inspire his work, and the challenges of crafting compelling short fiction. He also offers practical insight into the submission process and shares advice for writers looking to make their work stand out to pub
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