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<description>Book Nook provides readers with insights into the world of books. Vick Mickunas takes you into the center of the publishing world with the latest book buzz, book reviews, and exclusive chats with authors..Vick Mickunas reviews books for the Dayton Daily News.

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<title>Joe Hill&apos;s &quot;NOS4A2&quot; will be one of the hottest books of the year</title>

    

    


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<description>smokin&amp;#8217; hot! Joe Hill&amp;#8217;s latest novel &amp;#8220;NOS4A2&amp;#8221; was just published. I have read it and I predict that this book will be HUGE. Do you like a good horror novel? Then be sure to check out &amp;#8220;NOS4A2.&amp;#8221; The book is...</description>
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smokin&amp;#8217; hot!

Joe Hill&amp;#8217;s latest novel &amp;#8220;NOS4A2&amp;#8221; was just published. I have read it and I predict that this book will be HUGE.

Do you like a good horror novel? Then be sure to check out &amp;#8220;NOS4A2.&amp;#8221; The book is already garnering some rave reviews. I had the chance to tape an interview with Joe Hill. You can hear it by clicking HERE:

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<title>An interview with Lisa Scottoline</title>

    

    


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<description>Best-selling author Lisa Scottoline&amp;#8217;s latest thriller is &amp;#8220;Don&amp;#8217;t Go&amp;#8221; (St. Martin&amp;#8217;s). I caught up with Lisa on the telephone last month and taped an interview for WYSO Public Radio in Yellow Springs. We talked about the successful career that she...</description>
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Best-selling author Lisa Scottoline&amp;#8217;s latest thriller is &amp;#8220;Don&amp;#8217;t Go&amp;#8221; (St. Martin&amp;#8217;s). I caught up with Lisa on the telephone last month and taped an interview for WYSO Public Radio in Yellow Springs. We talked about the successful career that she has created for herself as a writer. She published her first book 20 years ago. There are now over 25 million copies of her books in print. Wow!

You can listen to the interview by clicking here:

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<dc:subject>heard on the radio</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-04-13T12:40:46-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>Dusty Baker&apos;s Hitting Handbook</title>

    

    


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<description>The radio is tuned to the Reds game this afternoon. They just ran an ad for a new electronic book by Reds skipper Dusty Baker. &amp;#8220;Dusty Baker&amp;#8217;s Hitting Handbook&amp;#8221; is now available for downloading as an eBook. Batter up! Vick...</description>
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The radio is tuned to the Reds game this afternoon. They just ran an ad for a new electronic book by Reds skipper Dusty Baker. &amp;#8220;Dusty Baker&amp;#8217;s Hitting Handbook&amp;#8221; is now available for downloading as an eBook. 

Batter up!

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Follow me on Twitter: @BookNookVick

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<title>Edith Hamilton&apos;s &quot;Mythology&quot; now available as an audiobook!</title>

    

    


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<description>My high school years were a time when I discovered many of the great books. One of my particular favorites was Edith Hamilton&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8220;Mythology.&amp;#8221; Hamilton (1868-1963) wrote one of the most approachable texts for gaining a comprehension of the ancient...</description>
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My high school years were a time when I discovered many of the great books. One of my particular favorites was Edith Hamilton&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8220;Mythology.&amp;#8221; Hamilton (1868-1963) wrote one of the most approachable texts for gaining a comprehension of the ancient Greek, Roman, and Norse myths which laid the foundations for so much of our finest literature.

I still have my dog-eared copy from my sophomore ancient history class. I am delighted that after all these years this wonderful book has finally been issued by Hachette Audio in audiobook form. Suzanne Toren is the reader. I&amp;#8217;m listening right now. She is wonderful. And this is an unabridged edition on 12 CDs. It is all here. Simply marvelous. 

This audiobook might make a lovely gift for that lover of ancient history that you know.

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<dc:subject>audiobook extra</dc:subject>
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<title>100 years later, here comes the flood (of memories)</title>

    

    


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<description>This week we are marking the 100th anniversary of the great flood of 1913. Tune in for my interview with Geoff Williams this Sunday morning at 11. Geoff has written a book about it: &amp;#8221; WASHED AWAY- How the Great...</description>
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This week we are marking the 100th anniversary of the great flood of 1913. Tune in for my interview with Geoff Williams this Sunday morning at 11. Geoff has written a book about it: &amp;#8221; WASHED AWAY- How the Great Flood of 1913, America&amp;#8217;s Most Widespread Natural Disaster, Terrorized a Nation and Changed it Forever.&amp;#8221;  You can listen to our conversation on WYSO (91.3fm).  

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<dc:subject>memories of Dayton</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-03-20T13:14:57-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>Remembering the great flood of 1913</title>

    

    


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<description>100 years ago this week a terrible flood wrought death and destruction across a wide area of the midwest. Dayton was one of the communities that was hit the hardest. Geoff Williams is a Middletown native and he just published...</description>
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100 years ago this week a terrible flood wrought death and destruction across a wide area of the midwest. Dayton was one of the communities that was hit the hardest. Geoff Williams is a Middletown native and he just published a book about it called &amp;#8220;Washed Away&amp;#8221; (Pegasus Books).

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<dc:subject>we remember</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-03-17T10:44:15-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>You can listen now to 100+ author interviews</title>

    

    


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<description>Back in 1994 when I first began interviewing authors on the radio the technology was really different. If there was e-mail I didn&amp;#8217;t have access to it. The radio station didn&amp;#8217;t have a website. If I wanted to tape record...</description>
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Back in 1994 when I first began interviewing authors on the radio the technology was really different. If there was e-mail I didn&amp;#8217;t have access to it. The radio station didn&amp;#8217;t have a website. If I wanted to tape record an interview I did exactly that, I used a cassette tape.

How things have changed. Now I book 99% of my author interviews by e-mail. About the only time I talk to a book publicist on the phone is when there has been a last minute emergency of some kind; the author is ill or is running late. I actually dread phone calls because they usually mean that there&amp;#8217;s some sort of problem.

Back in the late 90&amp;#8217;s the station had a website but conditions were rather primitive compared to now. For one thing, band width was costly so we really could not afford to archive very much material. That is one of the biggest changes that has occurred. The explosion in inexpensive bandwidth access has made it possible for massive archives to be kept. Think of all those blogs and tweets and eBay listings. 

If you visit my program page on the WYSO website you can access an archive of over one hundred of my author interviews. You can download these podcasts and listen to them whenever you please. In my book that is truly amazing.

Check it out by clicking HERE:

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<dc:date>2013-02-19T11:12:53-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>WYSO Public Radio turns 55</title>

    

    


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<description>55 years ago today WYSO-FM in Yellow Springs made their first broadcast. WYSO has grown a lot over the last 55 years. The station has posted a timeline delineating many significant moments in WYSO&amp;#8217;s history. You can scroll through the...</description>
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55 years ago today WYSO-FM in Yellow Springs made their first broadcast. WYSO has grown a lot over the last 55 years. The station has posted a timeline delineating many significant moments in WYSO&amp;#8217;s history. You can scroll through the timeline by clicking HERE

I moved to Ohio and the village of Yellow Springs in January of 1993. Back in my home town of Des Moines I had worked at a couple of different radio stations hosting music programs. So I was thrilled to discover my new town had this wonderful little radio station. At that time WYSO&amp;#8217;s signal was only 10,000 watts. The most recent power increase has boosted the station&amp;#8217;s wattage to 50,000.

In June of 1993 I called the station to inquire about the possibility of helping out in some way. I spoke to Ruth Yellowhawk. She invited me to come over. I did. Ruth Yellowhawk died a few years ago. She was one of the most inspirational, community-minded people that I have ever known. We chatted. She suggested that I might wish to fill in as a substitute for some of the volunteer hosts on their wide range of music programs. So that is what I did. 

Eventually one of the volunteer hosts moved on and I was offered his slot. The rest of the story is just one more tiny footnote in WYSO&amp;#8217;s expansive history. I&amp;#8217;m still involved with the station and I love hosting a book show. In fact if you tune in today (Friday) at 1:30 you can listen to my most recent interview with the Scottish novelist Ian Rankin. He has brought back his beloved sleuth John Rebus in his crime novel  &amp;#8220;STANDING IN ANOTHER MAN&amp;#8217;s GRAVE&amp;#8221;.

If you miss the interview on Friday you can hear it on Sunday morning at 11.

Happy Birthday, WYSO!

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<dc:subject>booms and busts</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-02-08T10:37:29-05:00</dc:date>
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Over the years I have dealt with a lot of book publicists. And there are as many kinds of publicists as there are kinds of people. They run across the whole range of human possibility. Some are really passionate about the books they are working. Some others could not care less. Many are young and enthusiastic. Others seem to be merely going through the motions. In recent years the turnover among publicists has gotten really intense. Publicists will leave one major publisher and join up with another one. Or sometimes a publicist will go off on her own and start an independent publicity firm. Then there are all those indie PR firms. Don&amp;#8217;t even get me started on them&amp;#8230;.

One might imagine that I have seen it all after doing this for 20 years. Nope. There&amp;#8217;s always a new publicity adventure lurking among my e-mails or on my answering machine. I have had many wonderful experiences with book publicists. I could not do my job without them. They send me great books. They hook me up with authors and arrange most of my interviews. I love publicists and I really do enjoy working with them. Most of the time. Unfortunately there are also some bad experiences and those are the ones that tend to stick with you. Allow me to describe what I mean by bad experiences. I&amp;#8217;ll leave out the names. Many of these people are actually still employed in this industry&amp;#8230;..

A number of years ago I called up a long-time publicity guy at a major New York publisher. I was trying to obtain a copy of a new book by an author I know. I really wanted to cover this book. When I finally got the guy to come to the phone he said: &amp;#8220;it&amp;#8217;s nice to hear from the little people once in a while&amp;#8230;.&amp;#8221;. He was referring to me. There was no humor intended.

There&amp;#8217;s an author who has appeared on my radio show numerous times. I like him so much that I have had him on twice for the same books. Once, when it came out in hardcover and again for the paperback release. His paperbacks come out on a different imprint than the hardbacks so I always dealt with different publicists. We had done an interview for a book I really liked the previous year. I told him that I would love to have him come back again when the paperback came out. I heard he was coming to Cincinnati on tour for the paperback. So I contacted his publicist. Her title was EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY and I told her I really wanted to set up an interview when he came through. Then I waited. Well, she never set up an interview. She told me he wasn&amp;#8217;t available.

On the day that he was in Cincinnati I was doing my radio show when a phone call was transferred into the studio. It was my author friend. He was in Cincinnati at his hotel. He told me that he had a book signing that night but his publicist had not been able to get him any interviews. He said that he had asked her, &amp;#8220;what about Vick at WYSO? He told me he wanted to do an interview?&amp;#8221;. Then she apparently told him that I didn&amp;#8217;t want to talk to him. I&amp;#8217;m not making this up. Of course I was perplexed since I had been trying to book an interview with him. So right on the spot I put him live on the radio and we did an interview just like that. The following day I received a FedEx box of pricey goodies from Harry and David. There was a note from his publicist &amp;#8220;apologizing&amp;#8221; for the mix up. The woman was NOT doing her job. The pears were good. Otherwise, I wasn&amp;#8217;t impressed.

OK, one more story. There&amp;#8217;s a very famous author who was on my radio show about 15 years ago. I think he&amp;#8217;s one of our greatest American novelists. I love his work. He wasn&amp;#8217;t an easy interview. He doesn&amp;#8217;t like being interviewed. That&amp;#8217;s clear. I talked to him live on the phone and sometimes I would ask him a question and after a long pause he would respond tersely in a voice dripping with disdain. I still loved talking to him. I like his stuff! He had done the interview as a favor for a mutual friend. I didn&amp;#8217;t book it through his publicist. Our friend arranged it.

About ten years ago I was in Chicago for Book Expo America, the big publishing event of the year. I was with my friend who had arranged the interview with the famous author. And the famous author was there too. The three of us walked the aisles of BEA. It should be mentioned that this author is a very tall handsome guy with piercing blue eyes. He reminds me of a bird of prey. And he knows he&amp;#8217;s good looking and that he&amp;#8217;s a very well known famous author. As we walked through BEA he would part the crowds as he strode forward on his long manly legs in his elegant blue jeans. I observed as the chattering throngs split to make way for him to pass through. You could just tell that many of these industry people recognized him. There was a hushed energy. Many appeared to be in awe. This author took it all in with his imperious stride and his raptor visage. I mentioned to him that I would love to interview him sometime again. He glanced at me with that look; right, uh huh, sure. That little person. Me.

Fast forward to more recent times. Last year this author finally put out another novel. His publicist sent me an e-mail asking if I was planning to cover the book and whether I might want to interview him. I wrote back right away and mentioned my history with him and indicated that I would LOVE another interview. Well, she never replied. So I wrote to her again. No response. She never answered. Now I could have accepted that he wouldn&amp;#8217;t want to do another interview with me. In this business you learn to expect rejections and lots of them. It happens all the time. But the most stinging rejections are the ones where the publicist can&amp;#8217;t even be bothered to tell you to forget it. You do not even merit a response, sir. You are truly one of THE little people.

OK, so a few weeks ago I got another e-mail about this same author. The book is now coming out in paperback. The publicist (a different one) asked me in the e-mail if I planned to cover the book and if I wanted an interview with him. I wrote back and explained all the previous stuff. I mentioned that I had been asked exactly the same questions when the book had come out in hardcover and YES I still want to do an interview. I actually mentioned that the previous publicist had never bothered to respond. So, guess what?

You guessed it. This publicist is ignoring me, too. There&amp;#8217;s no reply at all. The incredible shrinking book reviewer. That would be me. 

Don&amp;#8217;t get me wrong. I love this job.

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<title>Sharon Short&apos;s &quot;My One Square Inch of Alaska&quot; is out today!</title>

    

    


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<dc:subject>looks good on paper</dc:subject>
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Today Dan Brown&amp;#8217;s publisher Doubleday announced that the author will have a new book out in the spring. Brown&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8220;Da Vinci Code&amp;#8221; blockbuster will always be a hard book to top. His latest effort will be called &amp;#8220;Inferno.&amp;#8221; It will be released on May 14.

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<dc:subject>that&apos;s what they say</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-01-15T12:37:20-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>My favorite books from last year were...</title>

    

    


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In case you missed the list of my favorite books from 2012&amp;#8230;

To see my fiction faves: click HERE

To read my non-fiction picks: click HERE

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<dc:subject>confessions of a galley slave</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2013-01-06T15:47:32-05:00</dc:date>
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<dc:subject>what do you think?</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2012-12-26T13:04:47-05:00</dc:date>
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<dc:subject>that&apos;s what they say</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2012-12-10T10:38:06-05:00</dc:date>
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<description>Almost every day somebody asks me Vick, have you read any good books, lately? Usually I respond by saying yes, quite a few. There are so many good books to choose from. If I start reading one that isn&amp;#8217;t very...</description>
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Almost every day somebody asks me Vick, have you read any good books, lately? Usually I respond by saying yes, quite a few. There are so many good books to choose from. If I start reading one that isn&amp;#8217;t very good I&amp;#8217;ll usually set it down and move on to the next one.

2012 is rolling along and almost finished. At the moment I&amp;#8217;m scurrying to read as many books as I can so that I can compile my annual lists of my favorite books from 2012. This isn&amp;#8217;t my list of the best books of 2012. Just my favorites.

What were your favorite books from the past year? 

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<dc:subject>confessions of a galley slave</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2012-12-03T19:16:53-05:00</dc:date>
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