<![CDATA[The Author Pitch]]>df92a1e0-c0b9-53c7-bafb-1cda77a0606dTue, 02 Jun 2026 04:00:25 +0000Captivate.fmRich Bennetthttps://artwork.captivate.fm/2b2fc6a1-cc2d-4679-a91d-773910fb9761/The-Author-Pitch-Logo.jpgThe Author PitchRich BennettRich BennettThe Author Pitch is a short‑form, audio‑only podcast where writers from around the world deliver a powerful pitch for their book and read a compelling excerpt in their own voice. Each episode runs 10–15 minutes and offers a focused, intimate look at new fiction, nonfiction, memoir, poetry, and emerging literary voices. Hosted by Rich Bennett, the show blends the energy of a book launch with the intimacy of a live reading. Every episode follows a simple, engaging structure: A tight, high‑impact pitch from the author A dramatic excerpt that brings the book to life A brief conversation about the story behind the story Designed for readers, writers, and anyone who loves discovering new books, The Author Pitch is a curated, seasonal series featuring 12 episodes per season. It’s perfect for listeners who want to explore fresh voices, sample new genres, and hear authors present their work in the way only they can. Whether you’re looking for your next great read or simply love the craft of storytelling, The Author Pitch invites you to slow down, listen closely, and discover the books that deserve a place on your shelf.https://the-author-pitch.captivate.fmtrueserialnopodcastThe Truth Lies at the Edge - Melissa RoosThe Truth Lies at the Edge - Melissa RoosMelissa Roos presents her captivating novel, *Truth Lies at the Edge*, a standalone sweet mystery romance that intertwines emotional depth with suspense and adventure. This episode delves into the intricate layers of her narrative, which unfolds against the backdrop of the Grand Canyon, a setting that becomes a character in its own right. The discussion illuminates the poignant themes of resilience and the courage required to confront one’s choices, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys. Roos articulates her intention for readers to visualize the breathtaking landscapes and emotional landscapes that permeate her work, whether they have visited the Grand Canyon or not. As we explore her creative process and the inspiration behind her writing, we gain insight into the powerful connection between setting and storytelling that defines her literary voice. In this engaging episode, Rich Bennett and Melissa Roos delve into the intricacies of her novel 'Truth Lies at the Edge', which seamlessly merges elements of romance with a compelling mystery. Roos provides an insightful overview of her book, describing it as a narrative filled with high stakes and emotional depth, set against the striking backdrop of the Grand Canyon. The protagonist, Lexi Archer, embodies the struggles of self-discovery and the courage required to confront one's past choices. Roos articulates that the novel caters to readers who appreciate a slow-burning romance enveloped in suspense and adventure. She emphasizes the importance of her characters, who are depicted with authentic flaws, making them relatable and engaging. The excerpt she shares serves to illustrate the profound connection between the characters and the landscape, enhancing the thematic exploration of resilience and personal growth. The dialogue between Bennett and Roos is enriched by their shared passion for storytelling, as they discuss the inspirations behind Roos's writing and her aspirations for reader engagement. This episode not only highlights the creative process behind 'Truth Lies at the Edge' but also serves as a testament to the transformative nature of literature. The episode commences with an introduction to Freedom Federal Credit Union, emphasizing their local, member-focused approach aimed at enhancing community welfare. The host, Rich Bennett, introduces the podcast's unique format, wherein authors from various backgrounds present pitches for their literary creations. The discussion centers on Melissa Roos, the author of 'Truth Lies at the Edge', as she articulates her narrative, blending elements of mystery and romance. This novel is characterized as a standalone piece that intertwines emotional depth with suspense, set against a vividly described backdrop that enhances the storytelling experience. Roos elucidates the significance of her work, noting its appeal to readers who enjoy intricate character development and atmospheric settings. She articulates the essence of her protagonist, Lexi Archer, a multifaceted character reflecting the struggles of personal resilience and the complexities of human relationships. As the conversation unfolds, Roos reads an excerpt that transports the audience to the Grand Canyon, vividly portraying the landscape and the emotional turmoil of her characters, thereby capturing the listeners' attention and inviting them into the world she has created. Through her narrative, Roos addresses themes of vulnerability, the human condition, and the transformative power of love, all while maintaining a sense of suspense that propels the story forward.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast episode features an engaging dialogue with author Melissa Roos regarding her novel entitled 'Truth Lies at the Edge', which is characterized as a sweet mystery romance.
  • Roos elaborates on the profound themes of her book, particularly the exploration of courage required to recognize and admit one's missteps in life.
  • The narrative of 'Truth Lies at the Edge' is described as a blend of emotional depth, suspense, and high stakes adventure, set against vividly depicted landscapes.
  • Listeners are introduced to the protagonist Lexi Archer, a character who embodies resilience while navigating personal challenges and the complexities of human relationships.
  • The podcast highlights the importance of setting in Roos's writing, as the Grand Canyon serves not only as a backdrop but as a character in its own right, enriching the narrative.
  • Roos shares insights into her creative process, revealing that her experiences and personal adventures significantly influence her storytelling.

Links referenced in this episode:


Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union
  • Amazon
  • Barnes and Noble
  • Bethany Beach Books
  • Shenanigans
  • Cupboard Baker Books

]]>Melissa Roos presents her captivating novel, *Truth Lies at the Edge*, a standalone sweet mystery romance that intertwines emotional depth with suspense and adventure. This episode delves into the intricate layers of her narrative, which unfolds against the backdrop of the Grand Canyon, a setting that becomes a character in its own right. The discussion illuminates the poignant themes of resilience and the courage required to confront one’s choices, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys. Roos articulates her intention for readers to visualize the breathtaking landscapes and emotional landscapes that permeate her work, whether they have visited the Grand Canyon or not. As we explore her creative process and the inspiration behind her writing, we gain insight into the powerful connection between setting and storytelling that defines her literary voice. In this engaging episode, Rich Bennett and Melissa Roos delve into the intricacies of her novel 'Truth Lies at the Edge', which seamlessly merges elements of romance with a compelling mystery. Roos provides an insightful overview of her book, describing it as a narrative filled with high stakes and emotional depth, set against the striking backdrop of the Grand Canyon. The protagonist, Lexi Archer, embodies the struggles of self-discovery and the courage required to confront one's past choices. Roos articulates that the novel caters to readers who appreciate a slow-burning romance enveloped in suspense and adventure. She emphasizes the importance of her characters, who are depicted with authentic flaws, making them relatable and engaging. The excerpt she shares serves to illustrate the profound connection between the characters and the landscape, enhancing the thematic exploration of resilience and personal growth. The dialogue between Bennett and Roos is enriched by their shared passion for storytelling, as they discuss the inspirations behind Roos's writing and her aspirations for reader engagement. This episode not only highlights the creative process behind 'Truth Lies at the Edge' but also serves as a testament to the transformative nature of literature. The episode commences with an introduction to Freedom Federal Credit Union, emphasizing their local, member-focused approach aimed at enhancing community welfare. The host, Rich Bennett, introduces the podcast's unique format, wherein authors from various backgrounds present pitches for their literary creations. The discussion centers on Melissa Roos, the author of 'Truth Lies at the Edge', as she articulates her narrative, blending elements of mystery and romance. This novel is characterized as a standalone piece that intertwines emotional depth with suspense, set against a vividly described backdrop that enhances the storytelling experience. Roos elucidates the significance of her work, noting its appeal to readers who enjoy intricate character development and atmospheric settings. She articulates the essence of her protagonist, Lexi Archer, a multifaceted character reflecting the struggles of personal resilience and the complexities of human relationships. As the conversation unfolds, Roos reads an excerpt that transports the audience to the Grand Canyon, vividly portraying the landscape and the emotional turmoil of her characters, thereby capturing the listeners' attention and inviting them into the world she has created. Through her narrative, Roos addresses themes of vulnerability, the human condition, and the transformative power of love, all while maintaining a sense of suspense that propels the story forward.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast episode features an engaging dialogue with author Melissa Roos regarding her novel entitled 'Truth Lies at the Edge', which is characterized as a sweet mystery romance.
  • Roos elaborates on the profound themes of her book, particularly the exploration of courage required to recognize and admit one's missteps in life.
  • The narrative of 'Truth Lies at the Edge' is described as a blend of emotional depth, suspense, and high stakes adventure, set against vividly depicted landscapes.
  • Listeners are introduced to the protagonist Lexi Archer, a character who embodies resilience while navigating personal challenges and the complexities of human relationships.
  • The podcast highlights the importance of setting in Roos's writing, as the Grand Canyon serves not only as a backdrop but as a character in its own right, enriching the narrative.
  • Roos shares insights into her creative process, revealing that her experiences and personal adventures significantly influence her storytelling.

Links referenced in this episode:


Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union
  • Amazon
  • Barnes and Noble
  • Bethany Beach Books
  • Shenanigans
  • Cupboard Baker Books

]]>f3839cd1-17f6-4b41-a59c-54698b4cd1c1Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -040018:03truefull1441Too Dangerous to Love - Kristie WolfToo Dangerous to Love - Kristie WolfThis podcast episode features an engaging dialogue with Christy Wolf, the esteemed author of "Too Dangerous to Love," the inaugural installment in the Project Viper series. The narrative revolves around a team of special forces amputees who have been transformed into super soldiers through the integration of advanced bionic prosthetics. The protagonist, equipped with a bionic arm that emits lethal lasers, grapples with the notion of being too dangerous to love, particularly as he develops feelings for the timid scientist who aids in his transformation. Wolf elucidates the unique blend of action and romance that characterizes her work, ensuring that her stories provide not only thrilling escapades but also emotional resolutions. Through this episode, listeners are invited to delve into the complexities of love intertwined with the harrowing realities of modern warfare and technological advancements. Christy Wolf's novel, Too Dangerous to Love, embarks on an exploration of the intersection between advanced technology and human emotion. Set against a backdrop of military intrigue and personal struggle, the narrative introduces a team of special forces amputees, who, through innovative bionic enhancements, have been transformed into formidable assets on the battlefield. The protagonist, a soldier equipped with a state-of-the-art bionic arm, grapples with the duality of his existence as a weapon and a man capable of love. His journey intertwines with that of a shy scientist who plays a pivotal role in his transformation. In their unfolding relationship, themes of vulnerability, identity, and the moral complexities of weaponization are meticulously examined. The book's premise not only captivates through its romantic elements but also raises pressing questions about the ethics of technology in warfare and the humanity of those who wield it. As the dialogue between Rich Bennett and Christy Wolf reveals, the unique premise of the story is not merely a backdrop for romance but serves as a catalyst for profound character development. Wolf articulates her desire to subvert traditional narratives within action genres, where typically, the hero’s journey culminates in a solitary victory. Here, love becomes a redemptive force, illustrating that even the most powerful individuals can find solace in connection. The excerpts shared in the podcast provide a tantalizing glimpse into the dynamics between the soldier and the scientist, allowing listeners to appreciate the nuanced interplay of attraction and the conflicts stemming from their respective roles. Ultimately, the narrative's engagement with themes of resilience and emotional healing resonates with readers, offering hope and the promise of reconciliation amidst chaos. Moreover, Wolf's background as an author informs her portrayal of characters who are not only defined by their physical attributes but also by their emotional landscapes. The podcast discussion delves into her motivations for writing this particular story, rooted in a desire to celebrate the lives of veterans and to provide them with narratives that affirm their humanity and complexity. The visual elements of the book, such as striking cover art featuring a veteran with a bionic arm, further enhance the thematic concerns of the novel, bridging the gap between visual representation and narrative depth. Thus, Too Dangerous to Love emerges as a multifaceted tale that invites readers to reflect on the implications of modern warfare while simultaneously indulging in a compelling romance that promises satisfaction and resolution at its conclusion.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast episode highlights the importance of community-focused financial institutions like Freedom Federal Credit Union.
  • Christy Wolf's book 'Too Dangerous to Love' features a unique blend of romance and action with a special forces theme.
  • The protagonist's struggles with identity and love are central to the narrative of 'Too Dangerous to Love'.
  • The author aims to provide readers with a blend of hope and emotional satisfaction through her storytelling.
  • The podcast emphasizes the significance of romance in action narratives, appealing to diverse audiences.
  • Listeners are encouraged to engage with the author's work through purchasing books and leaving reviews.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union

Links referenced in this episode:


]]>This podcast episode features an engaging dialogue with Christy Wolf, the esteemed author of "Too Dangerous to Love," the inaugural installment in the Project Viper series. The narrative revolves around a team of special forces amputees who have been transformed into super soldiers through the integration of advanced bionic prosthetics. The protagonist, equipped with a bionic arm that emits lethal lasers, grapples with the notion of being too dangerous to love, particularly as he develops feelings for the timid scientist who aids in his transformation. Wolf elucidates the unique blend of action and romance that characterizes her work, ensuring that her stories provide not only thrilling escapades but also emotional resolutions. Through this episode, listeners are invited to delve into the complexities of love intertwined with the harrowing realities of modern warfare and technological advancements. Christy Wolf's novel, Too Dangerous to Love, embarks on an exploration of the intersection between advanced technology and human emotion. Set against a backdrop of military intrigue and personal struggle, the narrative introduces a team of special forces amputees, who, through innovative bionic enhancements, have been transformed into formidable assets on the battlefield. The protagonist, a soldier equipped with a state-of-the-art bionic arm, grapples with the duality of his existence as a weapon and a man capable of love. His journey intertwines with that of a shy scientist who plays a pivotal role in his transformation. In their unfolding relationship, themes of vulnerability, identity, and the moral complexities of weaponization are meticulously examined. The book's premise not only captivates through its romantic elements but also raises pressing questions about the ethics of technology in warfare and the humanity of those who wield it. As the dialogue between Rich Bennett and Christy Wolf reveals, the unique premise of the story is not merely a backdrop for romance but serves as a catalyst for profound character development. Wolf articulates her desire to subvert traditional narratives within action genres, where typically, the hero’s journey culminates in a solitary victory. Here, love becomes a redemptive force, illustrating that even the most powerful individuals can find solace in connection. The excerpts shared in the podcast provide a tantalizing glimpse into the dynamics between the soldier and the scientist, allowing listeners to appreciate the nuanced interplay of attraction and the conflicts stemming from their respective roles. Ultimately, the narrative's engagement with themes of resilience and emotional healing resonates with readers, offering hope and the promise of reconciliation amidst chaos. Moreover, Wolf's background as an author informs her portrayal of characters who are not only defined by their physical attributes but also by their emotional landscapes. The podcast discussion delves into her motivations for writing this particular story, rooted in a desire to celebrate the lives of veterans and to provide them with narratives that affirm their humanity and complexity. The visual elements of the book, such as striking cover art featuring a veteran with a bionic arm, further enhance the thematic concerns of the novel, bridging the gap between visual representation and narrative depth. Thus, Too Dangerous to Love emerges as a multifaceted tale that invites readers to reflect on the implications of modern warfare while simultaneously indulging in a compelling romance that promises satisfaction and resolution at its conclusion.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast episode highlights the importance of community-focused financial institutions like Freedom Federal Credit Union.
  • Christy Wolf's book 'Too Dangerous to Love' features a unique blend of romance and action with a special forces theme.
  • The protagonist's struggles with identity and love are central to the narrative of 'Too Dangerous to Love'.
  • The author aims to provide readers with a blend of hope and emotional satisfaction through her storytelling.
  • The podcast emphasizes the significance of romance in action narratives, appealing to diverse audiences.
  • Listeners are encouraged to engage with the author's work through purchasing books and leaving reviews.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union

Links referenced in this episode:


]]>4356ac1e-f955-4e38-8ec7-00c63d14aaafTue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 -040021:40truefull1331Breaking the Silence - Damian BlossBreaking the Silence - Damian BlossThis podcast episode features an insightful discussion with Damian Bloss, the author of "Breaking the Silence: My Journey from Addiction to Healing." At the forefront of our conversation is the profound message that individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of addiction are not alone in their struggles. Bloss elaborates on the autobiographical nature of his work, which serves not only as a personal narrative but also as a beacon of hope for those grappling with similar challenges in their own lives. Throughout the episode, we delve into the significance of sharing one's story as a means of fostering connection and understanding among those affected by addiction and mental health issues. The episode culminates in a poignant reading from Bloss's book, which encapsulates the harsh realities of addiction while offering a glimpse into the healing journey that follows.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast emphasizes the importance of community-focused financial institutions like Freedom Federal Credit Union.
  • Damian Bloss's book, Breaking the Silence, serves as a beacon of hope for those battling addiction.
  • The narrative shared in the podcast highlights the universal struggle of addiction and recovery.
  • Listening to personal stories of recovery can foster a sense of belonging for those in similar situations.
  • The podcast underscores that recovery journeys are unique yet share common threads of hope and resilience.
  • Listeners are encouraged to support authors like Damian by engaging with their work and sharing their own experiences.

Links referenced in this episode:


Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union
  • Ashley Treatment Center
  • Amazon
  • Barnes and Noble

]]>This podcast episode features an insightful discussion with Damian Bloss, the author of "Breaking the Silence: My Journey from Addiction to Healing." At the forefront of our conversation is the profound message that individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of addiction are not alone in their struggles. Bloss elaborates on the autobiographical nature of his work, which serves not only as a personal narrative but also as a beacon of hope for those grappling with similar challenges in their own lives. Throughout the episode, we delve into the significance of sharing one's story as a means of fostering connection and understanding among those affected by addiction and mental health issues. The episode culminates in a poignant reading from Bloss's book, which encapsulates the harsh realities of addiction while offering a glimpse into the healing journey that follows.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast emphasizes the importance of community-focused financial institutions like Freedom Federal Credit Union.
  • Damian Bloss's book, Breaking the Silence, serves as a beacon of hope for those battling addiction.
  • The narrative shared in the podcast highlights the universal struggle of addiction and recovery.
  • Listening to personal stories of recovery can foster a sense of belonging for those in similar situations.
  • The podcast underscores that recovery journeys are unique yet share common threads of hope and resilience.
  • Listeners are encouraged to support authors like Damian by engaging with their work and sharing their own experiences.

Links referenced in this episode:


Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Freedom Federal Credit Union
  • Ashley Treatment Center
  • Amazon
  • Barnes and Noble

]]>1861bcc7-6eec-4210-962d-d4519815d867Tue, 19 May 2026 00:00:00 -040014:53truefull1221Kip & the Land Pirates - D.A. JenningsKip & the Land Pirates - D.A. JenningsChildren’s author D.A. Jennings joins Rich Bennett to share the heart behind her newest illustrated children’s book, Kip and the Land Pirates. Through adventure, imagination, and teamwork, the story encourages young readers to protect the environment while proving that even the smallest acts can make a big difference.

Listeners will hear how real-life experiences with her grandchildren and environmental advocates inspired the book’s message, along with a special reading from the story itself. This episode is perfect for parents, grandparents, educators, and anyone who believes stories can inspire meaningful change.

Guest Bio

D.A. Jennings is an award-winning children’s author known for creating imaginative stories filled with heart, adventure, and meaningful life lessons. Her beloved “Kip” series encourages children to develop character, responsibility, kindness, and creativity through engaging storytelling. She is also the author of the “Mia” chapter book series for middle-grade readers.

Main Topics Discussed

  • The inspiration behind Kip and the Land Pirates
  • Teaching environmental responsibility through storytelling
  • Why children can become powerful agents of change
  • Friendship, teamwork, and courage in children’s literature
  • How imagination helps children solve real-world problems
  • Debbie’s philosophy on writing books that educate and inspire
  • The importance of literacy and reading engagement
  • The continuing adventures of Kip and Mia
  • Lessons children and adults can both learn from fiction
  • Using stories to encourage positive change in the world

Links & Resources Mentioned


]]>Children’s author D.A. Jennings joins Rich Bennett to share the heart behind her newest illustrated children’s book, Kip and the Land Pirates. Through adventure, imagination, and teamwork, the story encourages young readers to protect the environment while proving that even the smallest acts can make a big difference.

Listeners will hear how real-life experiences with her grandchildren and environmental advocates inspired the book’s message, along with a special reading from the story itself. This episode is perfect for parents, grandparents, educators, and anyone who believes stories can inspire meaningful change.

Guest Bio

D.A. Jennings is an award-winning children’s author known for creating imaginative stories filled with heart, adventure, and meaningful life lessons. Her beloved “Kip” series encourages children to develop character, responsibility, kindness, and creativity through engaging storytelling. She is also the author of the “Mia” chapter book series for middle-grade readers.

Main Topics Discussed

  • The inspiration behind Kip and the Land Pirates
  • Teaching environmental responsibility through storytelling
  • Why children can become powerful agents of change
  • Friendship, teamwork, and courage in children’s literature
  • How imagination helps children solve real-world problems
  • Debbie’s philosophy on writing books that educate and inspire
  • The importance of literacy and reading engagement
  • The continuing adventures of Kip and Mia
  • Lessons children and adults can both learn from fiction
  • Using stories to encourage positive change in the world

Links & Resources Mentioned


]]>4a58f363-e08a-4dec-8459-79678bd3a60bTue, 12 May 2026 00:00:00 -040018:18truefull1111Welcome to the Author Pitch: A Brief Encounter with LiteratureWelcome to the Author Pitch: A Brief Encounter with LiteratureDiscovering your next great read may only require a few minutes of your time, a premise that underscores the essence of our podcast, The Author Pitch. This succinct program provides an opportunity for writers from around the globe to present compelling pitches for their literary works, accompanied by a captivating excerpt delivered in their own distinctive voice. Each episode, lasting approximately 10 to 15 minutes, eschews superfluous dialogue in favor of presenting the narrative, the author’s voice, and the inspiration that birthed the story. Throughout the season, listeners will encounter a diverse array of genres, including fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and poetry, featuring emerging authors whose works are destined to resonate long after the episode concludes. For those who possess a passion for literature, storytelling, and the excitement of uncovering new authors, this podcast serves as an invaluable gateway into a world of literary exploration. The Author Pitch serves as a succinct and compelling platform for writers across the globe to encapsulate their literary works. Within a brevity of 10 to 15 minutes, authors engage listeners with a powerful pitch that not only highlights the essence of their narrative but also includes a captivating excerpt delivered in their own authentic voice. This format eschews the superfluous details often associated with longer interviews, thereby allowing the audience to immerse themselves directly in the story and the inspiration behind it. Each episode acts as a portal, offering a glimpse into the diverse tapestry of literature, from fiction and nonfiction to memoir and poetry, ensuring that listeners encounter emerging authors whose works they may wish to explore further. Every season of the podcast comprises twelve meticulously curated episodes, each functioning as a gateway to new worlds, ideas, and voices that merit attention. For those who possess a fervent passion for literature, storytelling, or the exhilarating pursuit of discovering the next great author, The Author Pitch stands as an indispensable resource. The host, Rich Bennett, encapsulates the essence of the show, inviting listeners to embark on an auditory journey that promises to enrich their literary repertoire.

Takeaways:

  • This podcast introduces listeners to captivating books through concise author pitches and excerpts.
  • Each episode is approximately 10 to 15 minutes long, ensuring a brief yet engaging experience.
  • Listeners will encounter a diverse range of genres including fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
  • The podcast curates 12 episodes per season, each designed to reveal new literary voices.
  • The format emphasizes storytelling without unnecessary fluff and long interviews.
  • If you are passionate about books, this podcast serves as an excellent resource for discovering new authors.

]]>Discovering your next great read may only require a few minutes of your time, a premise that underscores the essence of our podcast, The Author Pitch. This succinct program provides an opportunity for writers from around the globe to present compelling pitches for their literary works, accompanied by a captivating excerpt delivered in their own distinctive voice. Each episode, lasting approximately 10 to 15 minutes, eschews superfluous dialogue in favor of presenting the narrative, the author’s voice, and the inspiration that birthed the story. Throughout the season, listeners will encounter a diverse array of genres, including fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and poetry, featuring emerging authors whose works are destined to resonate long after the episode concludes. For those who possess a passion for literature, storytelling, and the excitement of uncovering new authors, this podcast serves as an invaluable gateway into a world of literary exploration. The Author Pitch serves as a succinct and compelling platform for writers across the globe to encapsulate their literary works. Within a brevity of 10 to 15 minutes, authors engage listeners with a powerful pitch that not only highlights the essence of their narrative but also includes a captivating excerpt delivered in their own authentic voice. This format eschews the superfluous details often associated with longer interviews, thereby allowing the audience to immerse themselves directly in the story and the inspiration behind it. Each episode acts as a portal, offering a glimpse into the diverse tapestry of literature, from fiction and nonfiction to memoir and poetry, ensuring that listeners encounter emerging authors whose works they may wish to explore further. Every season of the podcast comprises twelve meticulously curated episodes, each functioning as a gateway to new worlds, ideas, and voices that merit attention. For those who possess a fervent passion for literature, storytelling, or the exhilarating pursuit of discovering the next great author, The Author Pitch stands as an indispensable resource. The host, Rich Bennett, encapsulates the essence of the show, inviting listeners to embark on an auditory journey that promises to enrich their literary repertoire.

Takeaways:

  • This podcast introduces listeners to captivating books through concise author pitches and excerpts.
  • Each episode is approximately 10 to 15 minutes long, ensuring a brief yet engaging experience.
  • Listeners will encounter a diverse range of genres including fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
  • The podcast curates 12 episodes per season, each designed to reveal new literary voices.
  • The format emphasizes storytelling without unnecessary fluff and long interviews.
  • If you are passionate about books, this podcast serves as an excellent resource for discovering new authors.

]]>cf653fde-2f82-433e-8544-ab72b3392265Mon, 09 Mar 2026 19:05:00 -040001:09truetrailer