“Mall #1” opens a familiar yet new apocalypse Discovering where seeking justice and truth in a dystopian enclave can lead to
While the story is set in familiar surroundings -- a dystopian society formed from a tense cooperative of scavengers, rovers and gangs rebuilding as best they can...
Writers, After Dark #32: T. Jefferson Parker For love of the detective genre, the stories keep coming
Edgar Award-winning and New York Times Bestselling thriller author T. Jefferson Parker stops by to talk about The Last Good Guy, the third and newest novel in his...
Writers, After Dark #31: Mark Sheldon When serial killers are government-run assets, hijinks ensue
Thriller & horror author Mark Sheldon stops by to talk about his latest novel in the "Sarah Killian: Serial Killer for Hire!" series, Sarah Killian: The Mullets...
Writers, After Dark #30: Robert Crais Talking about characters, their iconic status, and writing novels vs television
International best-selling thriller author Robert Crais stops by to talk about his latest thriller, A Dangerous Man....
Fast-paced “A Dangerous Man” keeps the intensity in high gear Once again, Joe Pike & Elvis Cole deliver action and mystery in breathless fashion
One thing I can count on to always be an entertaining roller coaster ride is an Elvis Cole & Joe Pike novel....
Writers, After Dark #29: Megan O’Keefe On writing space opera, and unreliable narrators
Fantasy and science fiction author Megan O'Keefe stops by to talk about her newest novel, the space opera epic Velocity Weapon....
Writers, After Dark #28: David Wellington When horror, space opera, thrillers and perceptions meet and disagree
Science Fiction and horror author David Wellington stops by to talk about his newest novel, The Last Astronaut. Here he thought he was writing a horror story in...
Writers, After Dark #27: Chloe Neill On urban fantasy, vampires, and tall ships
Fantasy author Chloe Neill stops by to talk about the fourth and final book in her "The Devil's Isle" series, The Beyond....
Writers, After Dark #26: Daniel Suarez Combining corporate espionage and intrigue with a bit of space opera adventure
SF author Daniel Suarez stops by to talk about his latest novel, Delta-V, and what happens when you mix a corporate venture into space, mining near-earth objects,...
“Exit Wounds” is an uneven yet enjoyable anthology Ultimately, the stories don't quite mesh with expectations of theme
This collection has a common theme for all of the stories, but the slight fuzzy nature of said theme affects the pacing and fit with each other....
Writers, After Dark #25: Michael Moreci Space Opera is a good thing
SF author and comics writer Michael Moreci stops by to talk about his space opera sensation, Black Star Renegades and the newly released sequel, We Are Mayhem....
Writers, After Dark #24: Tosca Lee Starting a journey at the bleeding edge of the apocalypse
New York Times Best-selling author Tosca Lee stops by to talk about her latest thriller, The Line Between, which is an apocalyptic story that starts right at the...
Writers, After Dark #23: Louisa Luna Introducing a new PI team at 100mph
Thriller author Louisa Luna stops by to talk about Two Girls Down, the first in her new Alice Vega series where we are introduced to PI Alice Vega and her enigmatic...
Writers, After Dark #22: Tasha Suri Of dance magic, Mughal-inspired empires, and paying stories forward
Tasha Suri stops by to chat about her epic fantasy debut, Empire of Sand, the history and myths used in the world-building and magic system, and where the story...
“Two Girls Down” is an almost perfect thrill-ride
Thrillers that are actual thrill rides are a source of enjoyment for me, and when I find one that is a rollercoaster ride moving so fast it almost takes your breath...
