Bertie has agreed to help his pal Bingo find matrimonial bliss by getting Little the Elder to agree to the union. What ho!

In my best affected posh British accent, I bring you the legendary Jeeves and Wooster.

Longtime Harlequin and indie romance novelist turned mystery writer, Nancy Warren joins me to discuss vampires, the the relative value of wooden needles over silver ones in this final interview episode of our hiatus.

Shane Carrow lives in Melbourne, but don't bother looking for him in any Aussie phone books. Shane Carrow is an alias, a nom de plume, a pen-name. But whoever Shane Carrow is in real life, he's a great story teller, even if his speech is peppered with the occasional f-bomb.

From Doc Smith to Doc Savage and now Doc Vandal, there's a doctor in the house, and he's bringing the heat. Dave Robinson is reinventing the pulps for the 21st century and beyond.

A resident of Germany, I interviewed speculative fiction and mystery author, Cora Buhlert on Krampus Nacht. In the midst of our interview, Cora received a visitor. I hope everything's alright.

Mikey Chlanda writes crime fiction. No, scratch that, he writes fireman fiction. Well, no, he writes fire fighter history. Actually, he writes it all, and luckily for us, he enjoys telling people about it.

In over fifty interviews, I had yet to interview an LGBTQ genre author or a romance novelist. So it's about time I killed those two birds. Meet Amy Tasukada, who also writes stories about the Japanese mafia; so, she fits right in here.

This is the second time Mark and I have gotten together to discuss his writing, and he had so much to add. It's amazing how much changes in the back catalog of a prolific writer like Mark in just a year's time.

As we reach our half century mark of fifty interviews, we chat for the third time in three consecutive Octobers with fantasy author, Joseph Malik. You'd think we'd be running out of things to talk about by now, but no.