Nevada journalist, author, and creator of the Backyard Traveler series, Rich Moreno returns to “The CC & JT Amateur Hour” where we discuss the creative and publishing journey behind his first book of short stories. Known for his non-fiction works centered around the Silver State, Rich’s transition into fiction showcases the creative process that manyContinue reading “Rich Moreno Returns”
Category Archives: Nostalgia
Teaching Tool
Hello from the podcast where “production values go to die.” We have lots going on here at the Worldwide Headquarters, including the upcoming debut of CC’s latest book “Battle Born Bride” in October. In fairness, BBB is more than a book. Cassidy is mapping out a bibliography of the primary sources she used to developContinue reading “Teaching Tool”
Junkin
Welcome to the podcast “where productions values go to die,” and this episiode covers a range of topics, starting with out gratitude to Bub’s Bookstore in Carson City, Nevada for being a bright light in our community. Please check them out if you are local to northern Nevada. I put this in every post: ourContinue reading “Junkin”
Robert F. Lowell
In a world where the literary landscape continuously evolves, many writers find their unique voices through various experiences and challenges. For this, we welcome Robert F. Lowell to the “CC & JT Amateur Hour,” a science fiction and fantasy writer who has transitioned from academic writing to storytelling in imaginative realms. Together, the three ofContinue reading “Robert F. Lowell”
TC Ross
In the world of fantasy literature, the blend of traditional storytelling with modern elements can create captivating narratives that resonate with readers. T.C. Ross, a native Texan and fantasy author, exemplifies this unique approach in her latest work, which draws inspiration from folklore and historical events. In our podcast, we’ll delve into T.C. Ross’s writingContinue reading “TC Ross”
Reading Chapter One
Good day from the Worldwide Headquarters of the “CC&JT Amateur Hour” where “Production Values Go To Die.” Today’s podcast is the usual polyglot of subjects and happenings, notably about our outing to the Churchill County Library in Fallon, Nevada. Thank you to Magdalena and her great team for inviting us. We answered questions about ourContinue reading “Reading Chapter One”
Ruben Elustondo
In today’s global literary landscape, the stories we tell often reflect our personal journeys, shaped by our experiences and interactions with diverse cultures. As writers, we are not only creators but also observers, capturing the essence of humanity in our narratives. In this podcast, we delve into the remarkable journey of Ruben Elustondo, an authorContinue reading “Ruben Elustondo”
Dr. Dan Morgan
On our writer’s podcast journey, CC and I have been privileged to meet authors with authentic and unique life experiences, but few are more special than Dr. Dan Morgan. In the world of writing, many aspiring authors grapple with the same question: What makes my story worthy of being told? This question is particularly poignantContinue reading “Dr. Dan Morgan”
Arnie Bernstein
We’ve been blessed to interview authors around the world, and it was a double pleasure for us to interview a Windy City writer. Chicago’s very own Arnie Bernstein shares his journey as a writer, delving into the emotional weight of writing historical narratives, particularly focusing on the “Bath Massacre: America’s First School Bombing” and “SwastikaContinue reading “Arnie Bernstein”
January 2026 Newsletter
Welcome to the Two Moore Books News. Our monthly newsletter provides updates on our works in progress, a roundup of the previous month’s podcasts, upcoming book releases, and details about any events we may be attending. Be sure to share this with anyone who you think might be interested in following our adventures. As always,Continue reading “January 2026 Newsletter”