Baltimore authors

On the Record gets you in the mood for Halloween! Author Sarah Pinsker’s new book features hauntings, a ghost, and even more horrific - reality television!

We go On the Record with author Susan Muaddi Darraj. Her new novel traces intersecting lives of Palestinian-American families in Baltimore. It’s heart wrenching, and often funny.

We go On the Record with author Susan Muaddi Darraj. Her new novel traces intersecting lives of Palestinian-American families in Baltimore. It’s heart wrenching … and sometimes funny.

We go On the Record with anthropologist Linda Rabben. Smitten with the stained glass in Baltimore, she researched its pattern shaped by racial and religious segregation. Her book is: "Through a Glass Darkly."

We go On the Record with Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore to ask what she weaves into her new book about her grandmother’s abstract expressionism; about white flight from Baltimore; about anti-gay stigma — and why art is never just art.

We go On the Record with Baltimore Peace Movement to ask why changing their name lets them refocus energies … and with a photographer whose new book holds a decade of images that depict the effects of gun violence, and the people who rally against it.

We go On the Record to ask how Kinklings, Chop Chae, Blintzes and Stuffed Ham came to represent the varied cultures in Maryland. Kara Mae Harris previews her book about recipes and the people who prepared them.

We go on the record with author Carole Boston Weatherford and her illustrator son, Jeffrey, about their latest book: "Kin: Rooted in Hope."

We go On the Record with psychologist Kay Redfield Jamison. Her books about mental illness, including her own, have won acclaim. Her newest work, Fires in the Dark, traces the tangled roots of psychotherapy … and what makes a good healer.

We’ll go On the Record with Kate Myers of Annapolis to ask about her debut novel “Excavations,” set at an archeological dig on a Greek island. Humor! Romance! Mystery! Feminism?