Writers, After Dark

S. K. Dunstall (Sherylyn and Karen) stop by to chat about Stars Beyond, the latest entry in their space opera series "Stars Uncharted".

New York Times best-selling author Robin Cook stops by to talk about his latest medical thriller, Genesis, and some of the implications of using ancestral DNA from genetic testing as an investigative tool to track down and identify unknown persons who may be connected to crimes.

Joe Mynhardt, publisher of Crystal Lake Publishing, stops by to talk about getting started as a small press, focusing on horror and thrillers, and addressing the expansions since.

Fantasy author Evan Winter stops by to talk about his debut epic fantasy The Rage of Dragons, the first of four novels encompassing a new world and a new magic system used in a world perpetually at war, and based in the peoples, art and myths of an African perspective.

Epic fantasy author Marshall Ryan Maresca stops by to talk about Shield of the People, the newest in the "Maradaine Elite" series, and how all the different Maradaine series will eventually all tie together.

Military science fiction author Jay Allan stops by to talk about The Emperor's Fist, the fourth book in his "Far Stars" series.

Fantasy author L. L. McKinney stops by to talk about her "Alice in Wonderland" inspired urban fantasy series "The Nightmare-Verse", and the new second book A Dream So Dark.

Fantasy author Jonathan French stops by to talk about The True Bastards, the second book in "The Lot Lands" series and sequel to The Grey Bastards.

Science fiction and fantasy author K. Eason talks about her newest fantasy epic How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, where the fairy tale trope of the princess needing to be rescued is turned about.

Mystery author Craig Allen Johnson talks about his best-selling Longmire series, how he keeps the investigations fresh without turning Absaroka County into a Western version of Midsomer Murders.