It's not often I get to interview a movie maker, a playwright and a novelist all at the same time. Luckily Lance Nielsen is all three of those things rolled into one convenient package. 

It's not often I get to interview a movie maker, a playwright and a novelist all at the same time. Luckily Lance Nielsen is all three of those things rolled into one convenient package. 

A conversation with hybrid published thriller author Laurence O'Bryan. Find out what happens when an Irish thriller writer gets caught on the wrong side of a subterranean New York platform. 

The last time we spoke with Joseph Malik, he was just publishing the first installment of his magnum opus. It's a year later, and book two is almost ready, and oh what a year it's been. 

Many of the greatest thriller,  sci-fi, and horror stories in American libraries began their lives written in French. Writers from Jules Vern to Victor Hugo and now LH Tide are telling stories with universal appeal.

What do you get when you cross the progressive chronology of Harry Potter with intrigue and tropes of Spy Kids? Hairy Kids? No, you get the works of adult and young adult thriller author, Mike Gomes.

An Ausie and a 'Merican discuss diversity in the midst of a conversation about the Ausie's sci-fi thrillers. But how does Hitchcock factor in to all of this? Tune in to find out.

In this brief episode, I have a special favor to ask of you, the listener. Links in this episode are bit.ly/8talesplaylist and books2read.com/8noirtalesbook

From postmodern sci-fi to alternative history to retro sci-fi to murder mysteries, if it's thrilling, Mark Gardner will write the heck out of it. So why doesn't he consider himself prolific?

Dustin Porta is a poet, a sailor, a painter, but most importantly for our purposes, an author. In this interview we discuss Dustin's epic sci--fi series, the Atlas Cycle, and his other projects.