Emilie P Bush Visits Madame Perry

11/15/23 • 77 min

Former public radio show host Emilie P Bush, is a fascinating and multi-talented person, Steampunk novelist, a journalist, children's book author, Editor-in-Chief for Steampunk Chronicle and a mentor to other writers as the leader of the Gwinnett County Writer's Guild. Her first novel, Chenda and the Airship Brofman, was an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Semi-finalist in 2010 and her follow up tale, The Gospel According to Verdu, picks up where Chenda left off - high in the skies and wild with adventure. Her latest manuscript, Cryptid, was a 2013 ABNA Quarterfinalist. Emilie's children's book, Her Majesty's Explorer: a Steampunk bedtime story, is the world's first Steampunk picture book, and recently hit #1 on Amazon's Hot New Releases Bestseller List. Her next children's book - Steamduck Learns to FLY! is also an Amazon.com Bestseller. We'll talk about her newest book WYCH HAZEL and much more! Studio call in # is 646-716-9922.

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