Overview

MT - who goes by Mudcat - has been writing for years in his current, and other, series. We live near each other in Ohio and attend the same monthly writer group (which we discuss in the 2nd half of the podcast.)

His books are a combination sci-fi thriller and police procedural drama.

His Book

https://www.amazon.com/Motherless-Children-Artificial-Intelligence-Techno-Thrillers-ebook/dp/B0B14169PQ?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=mindarchitect-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=e0c1ae2c1e55b178e96510edb638b072&camp=1789&creative=9325

Website

https://mtbassauthor.wordpress.com/

YouTube

https://youtu.be/ypmzUN7Er7w

Transcript

[00:00:47] Stephen: Welcome to episode 1 0 6 of discovered wordsmiths. Today. I have empty bass who goes by mud cat. He's someone I actually know and have met in person, which isn't always the case. When you do a [00:01:00] podcast like this, and you're talking to people not only from all over the country, but all over the world. So a lot of times you don't get to meet them face to face, unless you happen to run into him at a conference or.

So it's nice to have someone that I've talked to physically in-person sat at the same table. We know each other through a community that we are a part of up in Cleveland, finished publish, polished, publish. We used to meet at the old airport, the Burke front, small airport, I should say. And now they meet in a barn, but we've been doing it mostly remote.

Mudcat has an interesting series of books that are murdered by Munchhausen and their Saifai. And he's been writing them for awhile and he's got other books, but just the murder, but Munchausen always captured my interest because that was such an interesting series focus. So anyway we had a good discussion about his books and we have a good discussion in the second part about.

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