About this podcast
Bibliophiles will love this new show — live from the popular bistro Elaine's in Old Town, Alexandria VA. Our host is the restaurant's owner, Jeffrey James Higgins, a prolific author who is on a mission to help his fellow writers share their stories.
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Elaine's Literary Salon
About this podcast
Bibliophiles will love this new show — live from the popular bistro Elaine's in Old Town, Alexandria VA. Our host is the restaurant's owner, Jeffrey James Higgins, a prolific author who is on a mission to help his fellow writers share their stories.
Recent episodes
- Tanya Stokes teaches us about “The Woman I’m Becoming” to Elaine’s Literary Salon — Your transformation starts here!6 Oct · 1 h 05 min
- S.J. Rozan is in the house! The architect turned award-winning author (of an Edgar, Anthony, Shamus, Nero, and the Macavity) is our featured interview this week at Elaine’s Literary Salon28 Sept · 21 min
- What’s next for the 28-year-old ensemble QuinTango? Founder Joan Singer shares “The Story Tango Tells”22 Sept · 20 min
- Check out “The Secessionist’s Wife,” the new novel by Wolf Bahren that blends espionage, political, international, and journalistic thriller genres15 Sept · 1 h 03 min
- Policy expert and political operative Matthew Lavoie brings us his debut thriller novel, “Main Street Fringe”8 Sept · 1 h 05 min
- Ep70: If you and your team are struggling in the workplace, don’t miss this groundbreaking book by Dr. C. Victor Herbin III: “Organizational Arrogance: How Superiority Behaviors Become Cultural Arrogance – And What Every Leader Must Do to Stop It”1 Sept · 55 min
- Coming to Elaine’s Literary Salon: Author and former FBI Special Agent executive Katherine Schweit helps us learn how to Stop the Killing, talk to the dead, understand the second amendment, and talk about guns with anyone28 Aug · 5 min
- Coming to Elaine’s Literary Salon, Oct. 10: Tonya Poindexter gets real with her new book, “The Aftermath — What Nobody Tells Black Women About Life After Divorce”28 Aug · 7 min
- Ep69: Beka Wueste’s “Human of the Year,” is a gripping tale about a man released from a Maryland prison after nearly 20 years. Join us to learn more about this story of family dynamics, emotional survival, and second chances25 Aug · 1 h 05 min
- Ep68: Paula B. Mays takes us on an art trip around the world with “Murder in La Galeria D’Arte — A Marco in Spain Mystery”18 Aug · 51 min
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