Writers, After Dark #39: Jay Allan Where passions for adventures around deep space military battles reign
Writers, After Dark #38: L. L. McKinney Black Girl Magic muscles up and raises several bars
Writers, After Dark #37: Jonathan French Looking at a world from a different societal point of view
Writers, After Dark #36: K. Eason Taking the protagonist tropes, and mixing them up with a cocktail shaker
Writers, After Dark #35: Craig Johnson Slowing down investigations by focusing away from technology
Writers, After Dark #34: Edward Willett He hasn't met a genre in which he doesn't want to tell a story
Writers, After Dark #33: Kevin J. Anderson He writes many stories about many worlds
“Mall #1” opens a familiar yet new apocalypse Discovering where seeking justice and truth in a dystopian enclave can lead to
Writers, After Dark #32: T. Jefferson Parker For love of the detective genre, the stories keep coming
Writers, After Dark #31: Mark Sheldon When serial killers are government-run assets, hijinks ensue
Writers, After Dark #30: Robert Crais Talking about characters, their iconic status, and writing novels vs television
Fast-paced “A Dangerous Man” keeps the intensity in high gear Once again, Joe Pike & Elvis Cole deliver action and mystery in breathless fashion
Writers, After Dark #29: Megan O’Keefe On writing space opera, and unreliable narrators
Writers, After Dark #28: David Wellington When horror, space opera, thrillers and perceptions meet and disagree
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