Episode #16 of the podcast and it's another solo ramble sesh.

I talk about latest updates on my upcoming novels (Allegory of the End, Vol: I and Iris of Mercy, Part 1) and my stage of editing before my early 2021 release! One major thing is that I've decided to get my covers re-done by some very talented artists so stay tuned for updates on that!

Remember our #Givecember Giveaway is underway, enter for a chance to win a comic book of your choice AND a custom made aluminum bookmark. Visit Neotino.net (under the 'Promos' tab) to find out more and enter your name in the raffle!

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@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

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Episode #15 of the podcast and I'm joined by Julia Vellucci, the young talent behind "The 30-Day Exchange" (out now on Amazon/Kindle). Julia talks to me about her motivation for writing as well as the inspiration behind her debut novel and its sequel!

You won't want to miss this one, Julia is an inspiration to any young writers out there and has a beautiful outlook on the world; very excited to see how she grows as a wordsmith!

Remember our #Givecember Giveaway is underway, enter for a chance to win a comic book of your choice AND a custom made aluminum bookmark. Visit Neotino.net (under the 'Promos' tab) to find out more and enter your name in the raffle!

Where to follow us:

@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

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Episode #14 of the podcast, return of the solo rambler.

This episode I talk updates on the #Givecember Giveaway (enter @ Neotino.net for a chance to win a gift that includes a comic book of your choice AND a custom-made aluminum bookmark, be 1 of 24 possible winners!), as well as delve a little bit into my views on psychedelics and sex in novels.

Where to follow us:

@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

u/Official_Neotino for Le Reddit

Episode #13 of the podcast and I'm joined by Sean Campbell, author of the DCI Morton Series (7 Books and a Christmas Novella!).

He came to talk about his latest release "My Hands are Tied" as well as the novel set to release next year (cover art made by the same person who does Steve King's!) and his Christmas Novella out now.

This episode holds a special place in my heart, Sean is a full-time professional author and his technical insights on how to break into the literary world is something every aspiring best seller should hear.

We had a lot of laughs, talked about our philosophies/love of literature, film, and television. Discussed entertainment in the UK versus the US (and the world), favorite Doctors of Dr. Who, and way more than I'm willing to type here. Listen now and listen proud!

Happy Holidays from the Neotino Family!

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Episode #12 of the podcast and this one is a bit unorthodox. Due to Thanksgiving in the states we didn't have a traditional Wednesday episode but in place of that I want to extend a little Holiday gift to you listeners!

If you visit Neotino.net and click the "Promos" tab you'll be directly to our page with all the info on how to get savings of up to 61% OFF when you use the code 'SPECIALAR' (not case sensitive, can be typed 'specialar') at checkout.

The company sponsoring this Holiday Sale is OneOdio, makers of quality audio equipment for affordable prices. I love the pair they sent me so much that it made a loyal customer instantly, great gift to any lover of HD audio and music.

Visit Neotino.net for more info on Givecember, and don't forget to join our Newsletter this Holiday Season to be entered into our 'Givecember Raffle', win fabulous prices @ Neotino.net this Winter.

Episode #11 of the podcast and I'm joined by Elizabeth A. Suggs and Jonathan Reddoch, the dynamic duo behind 'Collective Tales Publishing'!

They came on to talk about their latest work 'Collective Darkness', a horror anthology themed around darkness, and discussed their insights on editing/writing/publishing as well as their plans after 'Collective Darkness'.

We also went off on tangents about our favorite movies, books, and video games before delving into the more personal stuff about inspirations. This episode was a blast to record and such a good talk with two very talented writers.

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@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

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Episode #10 of the podcast, I'm rambling by myself again but its a short one this week. Sorry for the length but its been a very hectic couple of days, I have 5 (5!) interviews coming up and still have a regular day job to half-ass so my time's a little stretched thin. We'll back to your regular programming next week though, pinky promise.

Where to follow us:

@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

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Episode #9 of the podcast and I'm joined by Seymour Zeynalli (you may know him as Maker of Stories on Reddit) to discuss his latest work 'Of Blood and Steel', a gritty medieval fantasy, a swell as chat about his love of comics, film and witty one-liners.

This was a really fun one to record, Seymour's a talent to be reckoned with and definitely someone whose career you want to watch. Follow him at u/MakerofStories and show some love!

Where to find us:

@allegoryoftheend & @Official_Neotino on Instagram

@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

u/Official_Neotino for Le Reddit

Episode #8 of the podcast and I'm rambling about writing again. In this episode I talk about some of the lessons and tips I've picked up from the authors that've been on the Podcast so far, as well as some I've picked up from my favorite Authors. As always its really interesting that most of these philosphioes can be attributed to life not just writing, something to think on I suppose.

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@OfficialNeotino for the Twitter

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Episode #7 of the podcast and I'm joined with Steve R. Gans author of 'Irsrafel Rising' a murder thriller that keeps you smirking at its wit. Excuse the awkard intro here my dog (Nebula) barged in and distracted me! This is an awesome interview we delve into the philosphy of murder, men writing women characters and much much more.