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New York Times best-selling author and screenwriter, Bruce Cameron, joined Tim in this episode to talk about his latest novel, The Dogs of Christmas. During the interview, Tim asked Bruce about the premise behind his latest novel. Tim also talked with Bruce about his upcoming movie, A Dog’s Purpose and the Kickstarter campaign for the movie he wrote with his wife Cathryn Michon, Muffin Top. If you enjoyed Bruce’s A Dog’s Purpose, or any of his other great books, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode to find out more!

Rita Mae Brown, New York Times best-selling multi-book author and Emmy-nominated screen writer, joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, The Litter of the Law. Tim and Rita Mae discussed how she came up with the idea for a murder mystery with a Halloween theme for this novel. Tim also asked Rita Mae how Sneaky Pie and her keep coming up with great story ideas for the novels and what we can expect from Sneaky Pie in the future. If you’ve enjoyed Rita Mae’s previous novels, including those from the best-selling Mrs. Murphy mystery series, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more about The Litter of the Law.

Sonya Fitzpatrick, author, radio and television host and animal communicator joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, There Are No Sad Dogs in Heaven. Tim asked about the premise of her latest book and how she came to write the book. Tim also asked Sonya about the challenges in writing books and articles compared to hosting radio and television shows. If you’ve enjoyed Sonya’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Vint Virga, D.V.M. is a leader in veterinary behavioral medicine and consults with zoos and wildlife parks. He has appeared on ABC, Nat Geo, PBS and Wild TV. Dr. Virga joined Tim in this episode to talk about his recently released book, The Soul Of All Living Creatures. Tim asked about the premise of the book and how he came to write the book. Tim also asked Victoria about the differences in writing a book to get his message out compared to appearing on television. If you really want to better understand the strong bond and connections we have with animals, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview.

Sue Halpern, writer and author joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, A Dog Walks Into A Nursing Home. Tim asked about the premise of her latest book and how she came to write the book. Tim also asked Sue about the differences in writing articles to writing a book. If you’ve enjoyed Sue’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Dr. Nick Trout, New York Times best-selling author joined Tim in this episode to talk about his recently released book, The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs. Tim asked how this book compares to his previous best-selling books, the premise of his latest book and how he came to write the book. Tim also asked Nick about the differences in writing a novel compared to a memoir. Also, Tim discusses with Nick how an accomplished veterinary surgeon becomes a best-selling author. If you’ve enjoyed Nick’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Victoria Stilwell is one of the most recognized and respected dog trainers today. Victoria is best known for her role as the star of Animal Planets hit television series 'It’s Me Or The Dog'. Victoria joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, Train Your Dog Positively. Tim asked about the premise of the book and how she came to write the book. Tim also asked Victoria about the differences in writing a training book compared to her many other roles. Also, Tim discusses with Victoria her involvement with dog biting awareness and her Victoria Stilwell Positively Dog Training program. If you’ve enjoy watching Victoria Stilwell in her hit show, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more about her latest book and many activities to help our canine friends.

Gwen Cooper, New York Times best-selling author joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, Love Saves The Day. Tim asked how this book compares to her previous best-selling book Homers Odyssey, the premise of her latest book and how she came to write the book. Tim also asked Gwen about the differences in writing a novel compared to a memoir. Also, Tim discusses with Gwen her involvement with animal welfare organizations. If you’ve enjoyed Gwen’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Charmaine Hammond, bestselling multi-book author joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, On Toby’s Terms. Tim asked about the premise of her latest book, How she came to write the book and how the book was optioned for a movie. Tim also asked Charmaine about the differences in writing a memoir compared to a children’s book. You’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Allen Anderson, best-selling multi-book author joined Tim in this episode to talk about his recently released book, A Dog Named Leaf. Tim asked how this book compares to his previous best-selling books, working with a new publishing house, and about premise of his latest book. Tim also asked Allen about his previous career as a police officer and how he became an author, speaker and advocate for animals. If you’ve enjoyed Allen’s (and his wife Linda’s) previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Rita Mae Brown, New York Times best selling multi-book author joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, Fox Tracks. Tim asked how this book compares to her previous best-selling books in the series, how she keeps track of the stories and characters in the series, and about the premise of her latest book. Tim also asked Rita Mae about her involvement in promoting the proper treatment of animals and the environment. If you’ve enjoyed Rita Mae’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Popular novelist, Alison Pace, joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, You Tell Your Dog First. Tim asked her about the premise of the book, the furry star - writing nonfiction compared to her usual fiction novels. If you’ve enjoyed Alison’s previous novels, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more about her nonfiction debut

Greg Kincaid, best-selling multi-book author joined Tim in this episode to talk about his recently released book, A Christmas Home. Tim asked how this book compares to his previous best-selling book A Dog Named Christmas, what it was like to have input on the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie based on his book A Dog Named Christmas, and about premise of his latest book. Tim also asked Greg about his blogs for Petfinder.com and the Foster a Lonely Pet for the Holidays program that he helped start. If you’ve enjoyed Greg’s previous works, you’ll definitely want to listen to this interview to find out more.

Kim Kavin, award-winning writer, editor and author, joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, Little Boy Blue. Tim asked Kim what inspired him to write the book, her life with rescue dog Blue and their CNN appearance to discuss the state of animal shelters in the U.S. Tim also asked Kim about the differences in writing for magazine publications to writing a memoir. If you are an advocate of animal rescue, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode to find out more!

Gina Gershon, Broadway, movie and television star and author, joined Tim in this episode to talk about her recently released book, In Search of Cleo: How I Found My Pussy and Lost My Mind. Tim asked Gina what inspired him to write the book, her life with Cleo the cat and the adventure she took and characters she met when Cleo went missing. Tim also asked Gina about the differences in writing a children’s book compared to writing a memoir and producing an audio book. If you enjoyed Gina in her roles in Showgirls, Face Off and Curb Your Enthusiasm, you’ll definitely want to listen to this humorous and fun episode to find out more!