One of the hosts, James Bojaciuk, is put on the hot seat to talk about his writing (particularly a Sherlock Holmes short story and a old Hollywood-based mystery, "Nice Work If You Can Get It," he co-wrote with Nicole Petit). We also discuss his influences, with the surprise it all came from a stop-motion prospector, an orange cat, and a certain Lord of all Vampires. It's all something of a prequel to our most popular episode, #11, with Nicole Petit. All this, and just how much James hates Casablanca. (Originally presented on January 5th, 2016.)

Chris Nigro was the guest who never left, swiftly becoming our punniest co-host. Listen in to hear about his carrer, his favorite things, and, most importantly, all the puns and dad jokes you can wave a Chris at.

Our second episode, back in those early days. Erik Burnham was gracious enough to come on a new podcast and talk about his experience writing Ghostbusters and Back to the Future, as well as comics and licensed fiction in general.

An intimate interview with Simon R. Green, New York Times bestselling author of The Nightside, Secret Histories, Shadows Fall, and Drinking Midnight Wine.