Writers, After Dark

Thriller authors Karen and Bill Brodsky talk about BEYOND HONOR, their debut novel and the first book in a new series, and about building the story's protagonist, Kevin Rhoads, and the plots and secrets he finds himself mixed up in.

Debut crime thriller author Andre Hardy talks about TEAR THE CITY DOWN, and how his love of reading led to his journey to discover writing and how an MFA program honed his ability to tell that story.

Staci Layne Wilson, author of horror, true crime and other non-fiction, talks about her newest novel, MURDER IN THE HOUSE OF MIRRORS, set in 1970s Los Angeles, following a female detective's chase of one serial killer, while two other notorious serial killers actively hunt in the terrified city.

Thriller author Alex Dekker talks about his debut novel, DESERT HEIST, and lets us know this is just the first in a new series of adventures.

Science fiction author and Afrofuturist Maurice Broaddus talks about "A City Dreaming", the conclusion to his "Astra Black" space opera trilogy.

Thriller author Andrew Welsh-Huggins talks about "The Delivery", the second adventure in his "Mercury Carter Thrillers" series.

Fantasy author A. S. Tamaki talks about this epic fantasy debut, "The Book of Fallen Leaves", Book 1 in "The Autumn Empire" trilogy.

Fantasy author Natasha Bowen talks about Call of the Dragon, the first book in her new series, inspired by the differences between the dragons of Nigerian and Welsh mythology.

David Streitfeld talks about writing about the life and stories of his friend Larry McMurtry. Source

Publicists Mickey Mikkelson and Aimee Ravichandran, along with authors Sebastien de Castell and Richard Little talk about writing and the publicity side of the business of writing as they see it in this social media age.