Vick Mickunas is a Host at WYSO. He has produced over 1500 interviews with a diverse range of guests, including authors, musicians, and celebrities, focusing on themes of publishing, culture, and the arts. Vick Mickunas is featured in the Dayton Daily News, ANCA, BRUCE W, Springfield News-Sun, and WYSO Public Radio.
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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 years that I have been talking to writers about their work, I have had a number of opportunities to speak to them right as their first
Rene Denfeld's day job is death penalty investigator. Over the course of numerous novels she has touched upon those experiences in fictional
In 1989 John Sandford published the first novel in his series of "Prey"
When Europeans started arriving in North America they began altering the landscape. Forests were cut down. Prairies got plowed up. Marshes were drained.
Diane Chiddister knows Yellow Springs well. She lived here for decades before moving to Olympia, Washington a few years ago. In Yellow Springs,
By: Vick Mickunas
Twenty five years ago, the travel writer Todd Balf made his only appearance on the show to discuss the paperback release of his book "The Last River: the Tragic Race for Shangri-La." This is the story of some adventurous men who took kayaks down a river in Tibet that rushes through gorges and is quite hazardous.
Madeline ffitch returned to our airwaves to discuss her second novel.
When Europeans first arrived in what is now called Ohio they found massive mysterious earthworks at locations all across the region. They
By: Vick Mickunas
Now and then a book comes along that I consider to be a must read. This book is one of those.
Christopher Buehlman returned to our airwaves to discuss his latest novel set in a place where goblins are rampaging and his heroic protagonists
