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Paul Witcover returns to the podcast to talk about his wonderful new novel, The Emperor of All Things (Amazon).Paul is the author of several novels, including Tumbling After, and Waking Beauty(Amazon links), and a collection of short stories.

Gretchen McNeil Talks Singing, Circus, Religion, Upcoming Books, Christopher Pike

Jan 15th, 2013 21m 30s

Gretchen McNeil is is a former coloratura soprano and a writer. Her young adult horror novel, Possess, was about a teen exorcist. Her follow up was a young adult horror/suspense novel about ten teens trapped on a remote island with a serial kil

Douglas Lain Talks His New Novella, Bizarro Writing, Philosphy, Publishing

Dec 11th, 2012 26m

Douglas Lain is the author of Last Week’s Apocalypse, Fall Into Time, which are both short stories collections. Douglas returns to talk about his new novella, Wave of Mutilation (Amazon Link).Jeffrey Ford said it’s, “…a story that generates it

Richard Bowes Talks What’s Forbidden, Writing, The Underwear Collector, Memory

Dec 5th, 2012 28m 11s

Richard Bowes has published five novels, two collections of short fiction and fifty short stories and articles. Recent and forthcoming stories appear in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and the Digital Domains, Best Gay Stories, Bea

Eugene Myers Talks His YA Novel Fair Coin, Fantasy and SciFi, Parallel Universes, Spoilers.

Nov 19th, 2012 25m 4s

Eugene has published science fiction and fantasy short stories in a number of magazines and anthologies such as Sybil’s Garage, and Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine.Fair Coin (Amazon) is his first novel.In Fair Coin, Myers builds a terri

Paul Tremblay Talks Donkeys, The Subconscious, Fear, and Dystopia

Oct 12th, 2012 27m

Paul Tremblay is the author of the novels The Little Sleep,No Sleep Till Wonderland, and his latest is Swallowing a Donkey’s Eye. His two short story collections are Compositions for the Young and Old and In the Mean Time. Paul has published tw

Book Reviewer Paul Goat Allen Talks 2011′s Best Apocalyptic Fiction and Pajama Jeans

Feb 6th, 2012 22m

Paul Goat Allen has been a full-time book reviewer specializing in genre fiction for almost the last two decades. He has written more than 6,000 reviews for companies like Publishers Weekly, The Chicago Tribune, Kirkus Reviews, and BarnesandNob

Michael Dempsey Talks Death, Noir, The Future, Writing for TV, and Jerry Seinfeld’s Porsche

Jan 1st, 2012 26m

Michael Dempsey’s first novel, Necropolis (Amazon), is not his first foray into writing. Not by a long shot. He’s a veteran of Hollywood most notably CBS’s Cybillstarring Cybill Shepherd and has sold and optioned screenplays and television scri

Lauren Beukes Talks Zoo City, Research, Slumlands of Johannesburg, Face Recognition

Nov 21st, 2011 27m

Lauren Beukes is the author of Zoo City, (Amazon) an alternate world thriller about crime, magic, the music industry, refugees and redemption set in a re-imagined Johannesburg. It won the 2011 Arthur C. Clarke Award, and has been short listed f

David Anthony Durham Talks Acacia, YA, Writing Rituals, Scottland

Oct 30th, 2011 22m 20s

David Anthony Durham, who returns to the podcast for the third time, has just finished his fantasy trilogy with The Sacred Band: Book Three of the Acacia Trilogy(Amazon).We talk about writing rituals, long walks, Scotland, the Acacia Trilogy,

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