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Snarc comic book is described as "an all ages comic book that combines science fiction, history, social commentary, 'human interest,' and humor." The comic book launched in November after a successful Kickstarter campaign. Join host Christie Stratos for a live interview with Snarc's creator, Bruce Olav Solheim, and the creative team, including illustrator Gary Dumm, colorist Linda Dumm, and editor George Verongos.

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On this episode of "Now, Appalachia," Eliot speakers to thriller author John Vercher about his new novel "Three-Fifths." John Vercher is a writer currently living in the Philadelphia area with his wife and two sons. He holds a Bachelor’s in English from the University of Pittsburgh and an MFA in Creative Writing from the Mountainview Master of Fine Arts program. His fiction has appeared on Akashic Books’ Mondays are Murder and Fri-SciFi. and he is a contributing writer for Cognoscenti, the thoughts and opinions page of WBUR Boston.

Dwayne Clayden Author's Brad Coulter series is three crime thriller novels strong. Clayden's background includes being a police officer, paramedic, tactical paramedic, firefighter, emergency medical services (EMS) chief, educator, and academic chair. He has used his background to write fiction but also four paramedic textbooks.

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Dr. Natasha Bajema interviews Tracy Walder, a former CIA staff operations officer and FBI special agent about her experience going after the terrorists behind 9/11. We talk about the polygraph/interview process, the proper titles for CIA operations employees, Quantico, the cultures of the FBI/CIA, and teaching girls in high school about national security. Check out the interview and preorder a copy of her fascinating memoir today.

This year, David Ellis and Cendrine Marrouat launched Auroras & Blossoms Poetry Journal, a literary journal focused first and foremost on positivity. With their first issue already published, they have some very exciting opportunities for writers, including young writers!

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Former stealth pilot, James R. Hannibal is no stranger to secrets and adventure. He has been shot at, locked up with surface to air missiles, and chased down a winding German road by an armed terrorist. He is a two-time Silver Falchion award-winner for his Section 13 mysteries for kids and a Thriller Award nominee for his Nick Baron covert ops series for adults.

James lives in Houston with his beautiful wife and two amazing sons. He is a rare multi-sense synesthete, meaning all of his senses intersect. He sees and feels sounds and smells and hears flashes of light. If he tells you the chocolate cake you offered smells blue and sticky, take it as a compliment.

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Carson Vaughan is the author of ZOO NEBRASKA, which digs deeply into the true story of Zoo Nebraska. As a journalist, Carson's work has appeared in the New Yorker, The New York Times, The Guardian, The Paris Review Daily, Outside, Pacific Standard, Travel + Leisure, The Atlantic, VICE, Runner's World, In These Times, and more.

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Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes back to the studio award-winning and best-selling novelist Simon Wood.

ABOUT TROUBLE & STRIFE: My new book is the anthology collection of crime stories inspired cockney rhyming slang. The book’s release is next month so I thought I’d clue you in on what to expect. Listen to Simon quiz host Pam Stack. Funny.

If you don’t know what cockney rhyming slang is, here’s a little bit of background. It’s a coded language where you create/use an expression that rhymes with the word you want to use then use the expression instead of the word. For example “butcher’s hook” is used to mean “look” and “plates of meat” is used to mean “feet” and “skyrocket” is used to mean “pocket” and so on… Invariably, the rhyming portion of the expression is dropped and the non rhyming element will take over.

ABOUT SIMON: Check out his very fascinating bio here http://simonwood.net/bio/ Simon is dyslexic and he discusses how he learned to fly planes, race cars and bicycle in speed trials. Very interesting man.

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On this episode of "Now, Appalachia," Eliot interviews South Carolina short story author Dustin M. Hoffman about his new collection, "No Good for Digging." Dustin painted houses in Michigan for ten years and is now an assistant professor of English at Winthrop University in South Carolina. His short fiction has appeared in many magazines, including Threepenny Review, Black Warrior Review, Puerto del Sol, Midwestern Gothic, and Cimarron Review, and his story “Building Walls” received a Pushcart Prize special mention.

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes back award-winning and best-selling author Matt Coyle to the studio.

About Matt: Writing at night for over a decade his debut novel, Yesterday's Echo, was finally published in 2013. The wait was almost worth it as it won the Anthony Award for Best First Novel, the San Diego Book Award for Best Mystery, the Ben Franklin Award for Best New Voice in Fiction. His short story, The #2 Pencil, was a finalist for a Derringer and Macavity Award. Matt lives in San Diego with his yellow Lab, Angus, where he is writing his next crime novel.

About Lost Tomorrows: A phone call thrusts Rick Cahill’s past and all its tragic consequences into his present. Krista Landingham, his former partner on the Santa Barbara Police Department, is dead. When Rick goes to the funeral in the city where his wife was murdered and where he is seen as guilty for her death in the eyes of the police, he discovers that Krista’s death may not have been a tragic accident, but murder. Hired by Krista’s sister, Leah, to investigate, Rick follows clues that lead him to the truth, not only about Krista’s death, but about the tragedy that ruined his life. Along the way, Leah shows him that his life can be salvaged and he can feel love again if he can just move beyond his past. But the past is Rick’s present and will always be until he rights his one great wrong. In the end, Rick is left with a decision that forces him to confront the horrific actions he’ll need to take to exact revenge and achieve redemption.

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