February 5, 2019February 5, 2019 by barbaramonier

Pushing the River interview on WGN Radio with Rick Kogan

Take a listen to Rick Kogan’s interview of me about my novel PUSHING THE RIVER. I joined Rick’s iconic “After Hours” radio show from the cozy warmth of my Chicago home on a frigid January night, and we covered a whole lot of ground. I’ve known Rick Kogan for more than thirty years, but I’m still aflutter at his gushy enthusiasm for my book.

Just click on the link below:

https://wgnradio.com/2019/02/05/pushing-the-river/

2 Replies to “Pushing the River interview on WGN Radio with Rick Kogan”

Bill Krause says:

February 6, 2019 at 9:18 am

Hey Barb, unfortunately I can’t open the link in this part of the world. But anyway here’s hoping the publicity might get the book some exposure. Bill ❤️🙏

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barbaramonier – Barbara Monier has been writing since the earliest days when she composed in crayon on paper with extremely wide lines. She studied writing at Yale University and the University of Michigan. While at Michigan, she received the Avery and Jule Hopwood Prize. It was the highest prize awarded that year, and the first in Michigan's history for a piece written directly for the screen. She has four published novels: YOU, IN YOUR GREEN SHIRT and A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME, and with Amika Press, PUSHING THE RIVER and THE ROCKY ORCHARD. Her fifth novel, THE READING, will release in October 2022.

barbaramonier says:

February 6, 2019 at 1:01 pm

Thanks, Bill! Here’s hoping you’re someplace beautiful, sunny, and warm.

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Barbara Monier has been writing since the earliest days when she composed in crayon on paper with extremely wide lines. She studied writing at Yale University and the University of Michigan. While at Michigan, she received the Avery and Jule Hopwood Prize. It was the highest prize awarded that year, and the first in Michigan's history for a piece written directly for the screen. She has four published novels: YOU, IN YOUR GREEN SHIRT and A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME, and with Amika Press, PUSHING THE RIVER and THE ROCKY ORCHARD. Her fifth novel, THE READING, will release in October 2022.