Vick Mickunas is a Host at WYSO, where he introduced the Book Nook author interview program in 1994. With a focus on publishing, arts, and culture, Vick has conducted over 1500 intimate interviews with a diverse range of guests, including writers, musicians, and celebrities, exploring themes of literature and societal trends. He is featured in the Dayton Daily News, ANCA, BRUCE W, Springfield News-Sun, WYSO Public Radio, and Oxford Press.
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Vick Mickunas predominantly covers book reviews and author interviews, emphasizing expert commentary in the entertainment, culture & society, house & home, and crime themes. To engage effectively with Vick, consider offering access to authors for interviews or providing expert analysis on literary trends or genres.
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By: Vick Mickunas
Over the last few years, if you had ever asked me who is the current favorite espionage novelist I would have responded without pause: Olen Steinhauer. His Milo Weaver series is excellent: I keep waiting for him to publish another. The most recent one, “The Last Tourist,” came out in 2020.
(original recording made in 1999) In 1999 Joseph Kanon made his second appearance on the program to
The new novel by Tom Lin absolutely blew me away. It is set in South Dakota, of all places, and it is science fiction and fantasy and also
By: Vick Mickunas
Dennis J. Turner has had a long career as an attorney and a law professor. In his new novel, he mines his own personal experiences as an
Ben Miller just published his first novel. I know Ben for his nonfiction, he writes stunning memoirs, so the publication of this work of fiction took me by pleasant surprise.
Professor Martin appeared on the program six times over the years. Herb Martin lived and breathed poetry. He wrote it. He interpreted it. He
“River Bend Chronicle: “The Junkification of a Boyhood Idyll Amid the Curious Glory of Urban Iowa” is the title of the memoir Ben Miller published in 2013.
By: Vick Mickunas
“River Bend Chronicle: “The Junkification of a Boyhood Idyll Amid the Curious Glory of Urban Iowa” is the title of the memoir Ben Miller published in 2013.
With all this August rain we have been receiving it’s beginning to feel like autumn. During September things will start picking up in book publishing. Here are some upcoming titles to watch out for:
By: Vick Mickunas
With all this August rain we have been receiving it's beginning to feel like autumn. During September things will start picking up in book publishing.
