Check out the links below for interviews with me or stories on my fiction writing or my pop culture and literary writings.
 Baseball, books, and Banter. Click here for Nicole Asseslln’s interview with me on Surprise! and Shadows of a Dark Past, the rigors of self-publishing, and the sequel to Surprise! I’m working on now.
Murder We Write. Click here for Carol Goodman Kaufman’s interview of me about my latest mystery: Vicki Westlake in Surprise! Click here for more on Surprise!
Maintaining a Mystery Series. Click here for the Sisters in Crime Webinar I did with Nicole Asselin, Edith Maxwell, and Susan Oleksiw on our experiences creating and maintaining a mystery series.
Susan Oleksiw’s blog on “Maintaining a Mystery Series.” Click here for a blog about a Sisters in Crime New England Zoom Panel that she did with Edith Maxwell, Nicole Asselin, and me. You hear about the difficulties and pleasures of writing a series as well as about the camaraderie of all those on the panel.
Murder We Write. Click here for the podcast interview I did with Carol Goodman Kaufman about the latest Jessica Minton mystery: Shadows of a Dark Past. Hear all about Jessica’s new adventures in a ghostly tale of possession, obsession, vengeance, and – maybe- forgiveness. Hear about the inspiration of films and autumn in New England in my creation of setting, characters, and eerie atmosphere.
Baseball, Books, and Banter. Click here for the podcast interview I did with mystery author Nicole Asselin. We had lots of fun talking about the Red Sox “catcher who was a spy” for the OSS, the inspiration for our characters, some nifty books to read and movies to watch, and some delicious hints about the forthcoming fourth entry in the Jessica Minton Mystery series: Shadows of a Dark Past. It’s a ghost story, perfect for Halloween reading!
Murder We Write. Click here to hear the podcast interview I did with Carol Goodman Kaufman for her series Murder We Write. Get the skinny on the writers who inspire me, how I manage the writing process, and inspiration for my characters and stories.
Dale Phillips’ blog Making a Mystery. Click here to read mystery writer Dale Phillips’ blog on the Sisters in Crime panel I did with him, Sharon Daynard, and Elaine Isaak at the Hudson NH Public Library. Audience and panel members had loads of fun in “Making a Mystery,” weaving a suspenseful around a 100+ year-old serial murderer and trail guide. You had to be there.
A Book and a Chat, with Barry Eva. Click here to listen to a fun radio interview I did with Barry Eva. You’ll get the skinny on why I write about the 1940s, the real Dusty, my first masterpiece, and some hints about the next novel, Shadows of a Dark Past.
Bookshelf Cafe Interview. Click here to find out about how I started writing, what my inspirations are(especially for Dark Horse), what are my writing quirks, my advice for writers and other neat info.
“Read It and Reap: Area Bookstores, Library Offering Full Slate of Talks, Workshops in May.” Click here to read a brief blurb about my author event at TidePool Books in Worcester.
Technology Revolution. The Future of Now: ” The Future of Writers’ Historical Research and Technology: Reading The Past.” Click here to enjoy Bonny D. Graham’s pod cast on LinkedIn and here for FaceBook. I join Sarah Smith, Ursula Wong, and Brad Borkan to share our thoughts on what new possibilities for doing historical research technology will open up for writers.
Tea-Time Readings. Click here for a recording of Sarah Smith’s interview with me. I read from Always Play the Dark Horse, my latest, and answer questions on the latest Jessica Minton Mystery, Always Play the Dark Horse; my style of writing; influences on my writing; and some of the inspirations for my characters. See yet another cool Yang hat!
Ingalls Memorial Library, Rindge NH. Click here for a recording of the presentation I did at the library Get the skinny on my latest novel, Always Play the Dark Horse, as well as the influences that shaped the writing of all my novels. See one of my many neat hats!
“M(ay) is for Mystery .” Click here for a recording of the interview Chris Upton from Freethinker’s Corner Bookstore did with me on my writing and teaching experiences. Get the skinny on my latest novel, Always Play the Dark Horse.
“Mystery Making Zoom.” Click here to see a recording of my participation in this Sisters in Crime Panel with Frances Maxwell, Jolene Grace, and S.L. Manning.
“The Modern Heroine” Click here to see a recording of my participation in this Sisters in Crime Panel with Arlene Kay, Sharon Daynard, and Jeanette DeBeauvoir.
Noir at the Bar online Click here for readings by mystery authors, including yours truly, on this online program. My reading from Letter from a Dead Man is second to last, but the other readers have some great passages to share as well.
Here’s a guest blog I did for Sisters in Crime New England. “Giving Something Back to Independent Bookstores.”
Books shelf.com interview with me on my writing.
” How We’re Surviving” Lisa J. Lieberman Mystery writer and Vice President of Sisters in Crime New England Lisa Lieberman goes to several of her sistahs and mistahs to find out how we keep our creative juices flowing and a workable amount of sanity intact. Guess who is one of the interviewees? 4/8/2020.
” Into the Sunset: An Interview with Author Sharon Yang” Here’s an interview done by one of my former students for The Worcester Spy. I’ve made almost as many appearances there as the Supremes did on Ed Sullivan. Anyway, the author has me discuss not only my development as a writer but my feelings about retiring from teaching as well as my plans for the future, 6/7/19.
“Mysterious Ways” A story on my participation with Gina Fava and Sheila Connolly in the Sisters in Crime Panel “Writing What You Know” at the Waltham Public Library 11/10/18.
“Author’s Challenges: Dr. Sharon Yang Talks about Her Experience to Students“ An interview with me on my writing and teaching in the New Worcester Spy from 4/18/18.
“Be My Guest with Jan Lewis“ Check out Jan Lewis interviewing me on Public Access about Letter from a Dead Man, my experiences as a writer, and where I get my great 1940s wardrobe! 1/11/18.
“Local Bookstore Holds Launch Event for Yang’s New Novel“ A report on my booklaunch for Letter from a Dead Man at The Booklovers’ Gourmet on 11/18/17.
“Read It and Reap: Harvest the Dates to Meet Authors“ A Worcester Telegram Gazette article on local author readings, including yours truly – with nice big picture of Dead Man’s cover.
“Yang Releases Second Novel“ A WSU newsletter report on the release of Letter from a Dead Man, Sequel to Bait and Switch.
“Women’s Worcester History Project Panel” Here’s a story in the WSU newsletter about my participation in the Women in Print 2017 Panel.
“Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference” Here’s a story in the WSU newsletter about my student presenting at the 2017 Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference at UMass-Boston. I’m in the picture, too!
“Sharon Yang Interview with David Alan Binder,” David Alan Binder’s Author Interview Site – a transcription of my answers to questions about my interests, experience, and advice as a writer.
“Smart Talking A Conversation with Dr. Sharon Yang,” The New Worcester Spy (Patrick Driscoll) – an interview with me on my novel Bait and Switch as well on my inspirations, my interests, and my advice concerning writing.
“Yang Publishes New Novel Bait and Switch” WSU News (Josh Rizcalla) – an interview and report on Bait and Switch.
“Can The X-Files Survive in a post-9/11 World” New Statesman (Andrew Harrison) – an article on the 2016 X-files, for which I was an interviewee as an expert on the show.
“Hot Off the Press and Ready to Go” The New Worcester Spy (Erin Bassler) – a report on the first reading and signing I did for Bait and Switch in January 2016.
“5 Ways to Make it Work” The New Worcester Spy (Erin Bassler) – Yang and I are such an ideal couple, we were interviewed for our sage advice for Valentine’s Day, 2016. My mother-in-law made that neat sweater I’m wearing!
last updated 7/22/2025
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