Gama Ray Martinez is a gifted storyteller with an adventurous spirit. He tells us about his adventures scuba diving as well as love of mountains. We dive deep into his new release, God of Neverland, though he has other series ready for your enjoyment as well. I’m just a bit obsessed with the Defender of Lore novel and can’t wait to read the rest in the series. To learn about Gama, follow him on FB @GamaRayBurstor IG @GamaRayBurstor Twitter @gamaraymartinez.

Frank Morin had so many stories to tell, no wonder he’s such a prolific writer. His contemporary fantasy thrillers will keep you entertained with their humor and drama intertwined in magical adventures. Frank tells us about his international travels and how they ended up in his books. He loves to hike and wears awesome hats whenever he’s at author events. If you join his newsletter, you’ll get the first book in two of his series. Sign up here: https://www.frankmorin.org/readers-group-signup/. Follow him on FB https://www.facebook.com/authorfrankmorin or Instagram @morinwrites.

This one is a treat for all you Happily Ever After fans. C.J. Anaya is a USA Today bestselling and award-winning author of young adult romantic fantasy and adult contemporary romance, a writing coach, a freelance editor, and an incredible guest. She’s fun and smart and quick witted. We talk about her Fated Mates series as well as her Healer series. Wanna know what she watches to relax or what movie love scene she would re-write? Well, tune in to find out! To learn more about C.J. check out her website http://authorcjanaya.comor follow her on Twitter @ CJAnaya21 and FB https://www.facebook.com/cjanayaauthor.

The Last Humans Launch

Rob Howell is a writer and an editor and a publisher and an awesome podcast guest. He gave us advise for submitting to anthologies along with an invitation to submit a short story to his next one: Bonds of Valor. Check out chriskennedypublishing.com for details. He talked about his history as a medieval academic and as a soda jerk. (All the milkshakes you can drink? Where’s the downside?) We spent a lot of time on the new Eldros Legacy, a multiverse within a fantasy setting. This new adventure with five key authors writing on unique continents that are interconnected offers a plethora of reading for those avid consumers of books in your life. To find out more about Rob and his many endeavors, check out www.robhowell.org.

You get two for one on this episode with guest author B.B. LeClere, a father-daughter writing team. Bill and Becca playfully argue over whose name is represented by the first B. These two are seriously dedicated to reenacting that all started with the purchase of a magic sword. They’ve taken their passion for history and added zombies to a mysterious rash of deaths in The Secret War of 1835. Check out their website to learn more about them: bbleclere.com.

Debbie Manber Kupfer creates word puzzles. How cool is that? She also describes her P.A.W.S. shifter series with headquarters all over the world pulled from her own travel experience. I’m so excited about the next project she’s working on. Don’t miss her answers on zombies and ice cream. We hit all the classics. To learn more about Debbie, check out her website http://debbiemanberkupfer.wordpress.com/. You can also join her newsletter to get a free story: http://eepurl.com/cRhORP.

I had a great time with Rachel A. Brune this episode. She told us how she went from “who, what, when, and where” reporting to creative writing. With a specialty in short stories, Rachel tells us the victories and challenges of choosing to tell tales in that format. We share a love of Supernatural and Anne McCaffrey. To learn more about Rachel, check out her website http://www.infamous-scribbler.comor follow her on social media @rachelabrune.

Patrick Dugan was a true delight. If he lived closer, we’d probably hang out all the time. He loves breweries and dragons and World of Warcraft. What’s not to like? Patrick told us about his 3D printing hobby—or writing procrastination tool, depending on the day. He has some awesome worlds he’d like to write in and some awesome worlds he’s already created. If you like superheroes or steampunk fairies or fun, Patrick is the author for you. Make sure to follow Patrick on FB @patrick.dugan.3781 or IG @patrickduganauthor or Twitter @P_Dugan.

Award-winning author, Aaron Michael Ritchey was under the weather for our recording, but you would never know it. He was entertaining and quick-witted and silly and serious. I’d expect nothing less of a man who writes about a kid turned into a mushroom monster to train to fight the “heroes” before they ruin everything. Aaron has some of the most powerful fan stories we’ve heard so far as well as a creative answer to his favorite ice cream. To learn more about Aaron, visit his website at www.aaronmritchey.com and he just loves Facebook. Find him at aaron.m.ritchey.