Recently, I had the privilege to get an interview with a Professor Emeritus and James Tair Memorial Book Prize-winning author. Brian has written 8 nonfiction books, but our interview focused on his first NOVEL, Money Matters, a literary detective tale. THE SYNOPSIS The main story of Money Matters is narrated by its protagonist Jenny, 27-years-old and a…
Category: crime fiction
WGP Episode 63: Rich Zahradnik, mystery
Rich Zahradnik is the award-winning author of the critically acclaimed Coleridge Taylor Mystery series from Camel Press. Last Words is the first novel in the series and was published October 2014. Drop Dead Punk came out August 2015. Drop Dead Punk won the gold medal for mystery/thriller ebook in the 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards…
WGP Episode 60 Robert Smith, Thrillers
Robert Smith writes thrillers. Sometimes as TyCobbsTeeth (pen name) and he tells us how that pen name came to be in the podcast. Areas of the thriller genre that interest him are: Psychological; Suspense; Horror; and Crime/Detective. He’s from Prince Edward Island, just off Canada’s east coast, where the ocean winds drive the cold waves…
WGP Episode 54 – JD Rhoades, hardboiled mystery author
Born and raised in North Carolina, J.D. Rhoades has worked as a radio news reporter, club DJ, television cameraman, ad salesman, waiter, attorney, and newspaper columnist. His weekly column in North Carolina’s The Pilot was twice named best column of the year in its division. Author of The Devil’s Right Hand, Good Day in Hell,…
Interview with Magnus Stanke, author
Welcome Magnus! What made you want to write a novel? I never thought I’d write a novel. Love songs and film criticism, yes, even screenplays, but a novel – never. There just wasn’t enough time in the day, what with the teaching, the shiatsu, life in Spain, not to mention the reading, the travelling, the…