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T&M Podcast Interview Series - Alexa Kang - Episode forty-eight

9/24/2018

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Why does nobody write about the WWII Pacific theater from the POV of Asian characters? Actually somebody does, and you're going to love her.

Alexa is the author of a WWII and 20th century historical fiction author. Her works include the novel series, The Rose of Anzio, a love story saga that begins in 1940 Chicago and continues on to the historic Battle of Anzio in Italy. Her current series, Shanghai Story, chronicles the events in Shanghai leading up to WWII and the history of Jews and Jewish refugees in China. Her other works include the WWII/1980s time-travel love story Eternal Flame (a tribute to John Hughes), as well as short stories in the fiction anthologies Pearl Harbor and More: Stories of December 1942, Christmas in Love, and the upcoming new release The Darkest Hour.

Alexa grew up in New York City and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. She has traveled to more than 150 cities, and she loves to explore new places and different cultures. Her favorite period fiction includes Romeo and Juliet, Gone with the Wind, Ana Karenina, Titanic, Downton Abbey, Love in the Fallen City, and The Crown. Alexa loves larger-than-life love stories, and hopes to bring you many more.

You can find more about Alexa at her website, alexakang.com, as well as on Facebook, and Twitter.

All music by Kevin MacLeod used under creative commons 3.0 license courtesy of Incompetech.com

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T&M Podcast Interview Series - Tina Hogan Grant - Episode forty-seven

9/10/2018

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New author and daughter of of a well-known sci-fi author, Tina Hogan Grant stops by to talk lobster fishing, drug addiction, and taking the leap into stories fictionally based on her own lifetime of experiences.

​Tina Hogan Grant was born in England and grew up in a small town on the Yorkshire Moors. She is the youngest daughter of science fiction author, James P. Hogan. After moving to California, she became a commercial lobster fisherwoman, fishing off the coast of Southern California for ten years with her husband Gordon.  

For fourteen years, she’d had a notion of writing her debut novel “Reckless Beginnings”. But it wasn’t until the sudden death of her father in 2010 and a battle with breast cancer a year later that she made the decision to get it done. Seven years later, she finally completed it. She is now working on a sequel titled,  “Better Endings.”

She currently resides with her husband in the small mountain community of Frazier Park in Southern California. Together they enjoy anything that involves the outdoors, fishing, hiking, kayaking and riding quads.

​Tina can be found at her website, www.tinahogangrant.com, and through social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and​ Instagram. 

​All music by Kevin MacLeod used under creative commons 3.0 license courtesy of Incompetech.com

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