Indie Beacon Radio Show

What happens when a wife challenges her husband on a one-of-a-kind trip? Well, a book gets written of course. Join May Ann Faremouth in this episode of the Indie Beacon Show as she talks with Christopher Saye about his trip that lasted a year and how it turned into a book.

2024 the Year of the Indie Authors has begun planning for a year of celebration with programs and events. Will you be a part of the Celebration? Learn more in this episode of the Indie Beacon Show about how B Alan Bourgeois created this event of Celebration for Indie Authors.

In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, hostess Charlotte Canion talks with new author Cheryl King about her book “Sitting On Top of the World”, a depression-era story of a young girl riding the rails looking for work. Learn more about the book and what she is planning for a sequel.

Like many authors, they are motivated by an idea, a thought, something that inspires them to create their book. In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, hostess Mary Ann Faremouth talks with Derek Pickett about his love of dancing and poetry and how they inspired him to write his book of poetry in Lost in the Dance.

Sharon K. Middleton has written several romance novels. In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, Rox Burkey interview Sharon to talk about her latest book that involves a love of course, but also time travel to ancient Egypt. What love can span the test of time?

April N Coker spent most of her adult life as a teacher, while her husband worked for a local Zoo. Once April was able to retire, she was encouraged by her husband to use the many stories he had shared with her about the zoo for a book. In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, Mary Ann Faremouth interviews April about the three books she has created along with many more she plans

As a meteorologist, John J Lynn was able to learn about the patterns of weather and what people could expect from it. In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, hostess Rox Burkey interviews John about his experiences and how they impacted him to write the fictional stories in his books.

Peggy Green-Ernst has grown up in the military, worked in politics, and listens to her spiritual side. One can only wonder how she mixes those aspects into her books. In this edition of the Indie Beacon Show, hostess Charlotte Canion interviews Peggy about her three books, and how her life is blended into each one.

A child’s experience can have a great impact on the child, their family, and others. In the case of author Stephanie Cameron, she took an incident that happened to her daughter and turned it into two books. Learn more in this episode of the Indie Beacon Show with hostess Mary Ann Faremouth.

A thriller can be written in a variety of ways. In the case of Gary Youngling’s books, he has written from firsthand knowledge. His years as a cop in a local town, and working undercover, along with assisting other police entities, have given Gary a unique perspective. Learn more in this episode of the Indie Beacon Show with hostess Charlotte Canion.