In this, our most musical episode ever, I talk with author, professor, speaker, lyricist, and guy with his own Wikipedia page, Paul Levinson about his long history as a science fiction fan and author. 

Why does nobody write about the WWII Pacific theater from the POV of Asian characters? Actually somebody does, and you're going to love her. 

New author and daughter of of a well-known sci-fi author, Tina Hogan Grant stops by to talk lobster fishing, drug addiction, and taking the leap into stories fictionally based on her own lifetime of experiences.

How many novels in how many series in how many genres could one woman write? When that writer is Alice Sabo, the sky is the limit. 

Elvis English is a fake name for a real life investigator who has written a fictional book about several actual murders that took place in the native community of Anchorage, Alaska in the 90's. 

This week, we're chatting with a haunt actor, an author and a cos-player, and it's all the same person. Find out how nursery rhymes and a mass ritualized suicide inspired Jackie Sonnenberg to create her new series.

As we begin our next series of author interviews, our first guest is speculative fiction author, Justin Bohardt. Justin is releasing the first book in a new series on the day this interview goes live, so no matter when you are listening, this interview and that series will always be the same age. 

In this brief sample from the first book in a series, "Coop" Harrington is hired to solve the murder of a Nashville-based music exec. Gold medal winner of the 2016 Global E-Book Awards in Mystery, the book has been called, "A clever and well-crafted whodunit—an absorbing page-turning read."

When private detective Cooper "Coop" Harrington meets record label mogul Grayson Taylor at a swank gathering of country music artists and politicians he never imagines he'll be investigating his brutal murder less than twenty-four hours later.

With his son seriously burned in a fire he'd heroically been fighting, Dr. Terry Mann hopes to use a new technology to give his son a second chance at life. The prequel to Mark Gardner's Body Rental Series, Pithos is the deep background fans of his stuff needed.