GENRE TALK

Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is Ghanaian physician and mystery writer Kwei Quartey, author of the Darko Dawson series, which so far includes five novels (Wife of The Gods, Children of the Streets, Murder at Cape Three Points, Gold of Our Fathers, Death by His Grace) and several standalone novels. His latest is the Darko Dawson book Death By His Grace.

To continue the conversation, find Kwei online at on his website or Twitter.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guests are TV writers Brooks Wachtel and Shari Goodhartz. Brooks has written for A & E's Dogfights, Clifford The Big Red Dog, Spider-Man, X-Men, and The Legend of Prince Valiant, among others, and is the author of the novel Lady Sherlock, which was edited by Shari. Shari has written for Star Trek: The Next Generation, Bonkers, and Exosquad--which Brooks also wrote for--amongst others. They join us to discuss writing and the creative process behind Lady Sherlock.

To continue the conversation, find Brooks online at the Lady Sherlock Page or IMDB. Find Shari on IMDB.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Brooks and Shari and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is special effects artist Russ Adams, a former cast member of Jim Henson's Creature Workshop on SyFy. He is also the author of Creature Fur and Hair: A Workshop With Russ Adams.

To continue the conversation, find Russ online at on his website or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Russ and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is author Gini Koch, famous for her Alien series of Katherine Kitty Katt comedic science fiction novels, the latest of which Aliens Abroad, releases tomorrow, but also author of westerns, Alexander Outlander Space Pirate series, Necropolis Enforcement Files, and Martian Alliance series, amongst others.

To continue the conversation, find Gini online at on her website or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Gini and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

Meanwhile, thanks for listening. Please let us know how you enjoy the show, and please tell your friends.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is actress and screenwriter Michele Martin, an up and coming talent who has worked with the likes of Sir Ben Kingsley, Kelly McGillis, Robert Patrick, Heather Graham, and Julian Sands on films like Blue, Assisting Venus, Last Rampage, and Coffin 2, a Redbox hit.

To continue the conversation, find Michele online at on IMDB or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Michele and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is Ken Scholes, author of hundreds of short stories, including 3 solo collections, and the 5 novel science fantasy series The Psalms of Isaak, the concluding volume of which, Hymn, released last month.

To continue the conversation, find Ken online at his website or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Ken and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

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A 60 minute preview of our coming guests

Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is David Weber, New York Times Bestselling author of the Safehold and Honor Harrington series and many more. From Keith Laumer's Bolo! to Eric Flint's 1632, he has written dozens of novels and short stories with many collaborators. His latest book Shadow of Victory, a core Honor Harrington novel, is out in mass market this month.

To continue the conversation, find David online at his website or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Tamora and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is Andy Weir, the New York Times Bestselling author of The Martian, which became a worldwide phenomenon, who joins us to talk about his new book, Artemis.

To continue the conversation, find Andy online at his website or Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Steven and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

Meanwhile, thanks for listening. Please let us know how you enjoy the show, and please tell your friends.

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Welcome to Genre Talk, a podcast for fans by fans. Peter and Bryan created it out of their own fandom of many things and hope to share with you guests and conversations that celebrate the things we all love. This week's guest is Jonathan Maberry, the New York Times Bestselling author of multiple series like Joe Ledger, Rot and Ruin, Pine Deep, and more and editor of multiple anthologies, including Nights of The Living Dead with George A. Romero, and his latest, Joe Ledger: Unstoppable, coedited by our cohost Bryan Thomas Schmidt.

To continue the conversation, find Jonathan online at his website, on Twitter.

Don't forget to check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GenreTalkPodcast/ where you can post questions to Steven and us yourself starting Wednesday as a follow up to this interview. Also our Twitter at: https://twitter.com/genretalk.

Meanwhile, thanks for listening. Please let us know how you enjoy the show, and please tell your friends.

To sign up as a future guest fan co-host, email us at [email protected]