Author Aaron Wroblewski returns to talk about Enenra and the craft of creating horror comics, as well as his love for science fiction. You can find out more about Aaron and support his latest project at http://kck.st/4cSecW1.

Comics creator Es Kay stops by to talk about his work, as well as tips and secrets on how to letter comics professionally. You can see visual examples of his work at the YouTube channel (linked here) and follow Es Kay on Facebook here.

Author and editor R. Kyle Hannah shares tips and secrets about entering the world of publishing, details how Jumpmaster Press (linked here) came to be, and shares about his work as a writer.

Author and comics creator Richard Ashley Hamilton returns to talk about how he approaches writing across the multiple volumes of the paranormal suspense series, Scoop. You can find out more at https://madcavestudios.com.

Author, researcher, and documentarian Sara Kenney stops by to discuss the how to's of constructing science (fiction) in comics. You can find out more about Sara's project, Acid Box, at Kickstarter and Avery Hill Publications.

The powerhouse creative team of Joe Eisma, Dave Justus, and Lilah Sturges stop by to talk about writing/creating YA comics and share about their new graphic novel, Student Government. You can find out more about this book at https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Student-Government/Dave-Justus/9781545816103

Actor, director, and acting coach Joe Ochman discusses his career from his current role as Jiminy Cricket to video game work, including insights on his contributions across multiple areas of fandom and "how to" points on the craft of embodying characters. You can see more about Joe's work at his Instagram page.

Prolific author James Rollins discusses persistence and writing process, revealing some of the secrets behind his creative decisions in crafting the Sigma Force series, MoonFall series, and more.

You can find out more at https://jamesrollins.com.

Sarah Davidson, creator of the Jackson's Wilder Adventures, talks about the second book in the series, as well as how to craft graphic novels in an organized way. You can find out more about Sarah's work at her website, https://www.sarahdavidsonart.com.

Artist and author Dan Brereton takes us on a journey through 31 years of creating in this discussion of Nocturnals, including upcoming work and currently funding projects. You can find out more at this link to Kickstarter.