Prose

This PRosé podcast features New York Times bestselling author Emily Giffin, whose debut novel Something Borrowed was made into a movie starring Kate Hudson, Ginnifer Goodwin and John Krasinski in 2011.

The PRosé podcast spoke with best-selling author Robert Dugoni when his novel, “The World Played Chess,” launched recently.

“Food is not just about what it tastes like, but it is also what it feels like.

It’s music, magic realism and a lot of the Southern history for Robert Gwaltney in his novel “The Cicada Tree,” which is predicted to become a cult classic.

Who would have thought that an estranged mother-daughter relationship could unearth a tragic history of women’s struggles? Justine Cowan, author of the memoir “The Secret Life of Dorothy Soames,” joins PRosé and reveals her cathartic journey in unearthing her mother’s background.

With a passion for leadership development, Joe Byerly created “From the Green Notebook” to give leaders a platform to share their lessons learned.

Cliff Oxford’s book “A Redneck Reverie: The Rationale for the Trump Phenomenon” is an in-depth look into how the Trump presidency occurred, and what is coming next.

An ER doctor turned novelist writing about a pandemic before anyone had ever heard of COVID-19? That’s exactly what happened when physician and author Kimmery Martin wrote “Doctors and Friends” in 2018.

As Callahan wrote “Once Upon a Wardrobe,” she had in her mind’s eye C.S. Lewis’ home in England, which she had visited many times.

Best-selling thriller novelist Kimberly Belle joins the Prosé podcast to discuss her writing process and unpredictable surprise endings.