Born and raised in New Jersey, Steve Bassett became an accomplished journalist, known for finding stories in the most unlikely of places. Steve Bassett started as a feature reporter in New Jersey and then in Illinois and Utah. He later worked as a Special Urban Affairs writer for the Associated Press in Phoenix and San Francisco. Eventually he made his way onto CBS television news, where he won three Emmy Awards for his investigative documentaries and the California Bar Associate’s first Medallion Award for Distinguished Reporting on the Administration of Justice. Throughout it all, Steve Bassett kept his passion for writing, having authored five books, among them his Award-winning Passaic River Trilogy.
Meet the Thriller Author – An Interview with Alan Brenham
Alan Brenham is the pseudonym of Alan Behr, an American award-winning author and attorney. He is the author of four published novels. Two of those Novels Price of Justice and …
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almond, eyeless – Can poetry be translated? – An Interview with the Author Karen Meadows
PCR Congratulations on your first volume of poems! It has been on the bookshelf since March 2018 and has already made it onto SPD’s Bestsellers List. With more than fifty …
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Found in Translation – An Interview with the Author S.C. Scott
In her latest book “Found in Translation” S. C. Scott gives writers and translators a lot of insight into the actual literary translation scene. The book and translation industry has …
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Petra’s Blog or Petras Blog
That depends on which side of the Atlantic Ocean you live. From the perspective of an English speaker it’s crystal clear. It has to be Petra’s Blog. Not if you …
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German – The language with the longest nouns
One of the really fascinating aspects of the German language is the ability to create new nouns by adding other nouns. And there are almost no limits. That makes the …
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