This Sunday, V chats with debut author Patrice McDonough about writing her first novel, MURDER BY LAMPLIGHT, exploring the Victorian Era, creating compelling characters, incorporating real events into fiction, the importance of timing in reading books, and the significance of WWI.

This Sunday, V chats with Chery Head about her novel TIMES UNDOING, racism in America, the Jim Crow south, family histories, current views of historic times, and getting to know families through their time in history.

This Sunday, V chats with mother-daughter writing team Rhys Bowen and Clare Broyles about writing together, historical research, old New York, the inspiration behind their stories, classic novels and changing attitudes over time.

This Sunday, V chats with Elizabeth Crowens, author of HOUNDS OF THE HOLLYWOOD BASKERVILLES, about old Hollywood, scandalous stars, dogs, cats, and other animals, fictional characters inspired by real people, Sherlock Holmes, Basil Rathbone, Dracula, favorite books and magazines, and visual thinkers.

This Sunday, V chats with Jenny Q about the Historical Novel Society, Italy, travel, powerful women, and editing vs. writing.

This Sunday, V chats with Gary Phillips, author of ONE SHOT HARRY, about Los Angeles, the Korean War, segregation in the military, the Watts riots, Jules Verne, and Gary's many and various writing projects.

This Sunday, V chats with True Crime expert and Author Diane Fanning about serial killers, True Crime, the death penalty, interviewing killers, domestic abuses, and Maryland history.

This Sunday, V chats with Linda Norlander, Author of DEATH OF A FOX, about wartime history, TB hospitals everywhere, , surviving the Blitz, Minnesota, cooking, and writing books.