Original “Godzilla” novellas first English translation coming October 2023 The first English translations of the original novellas about the iconic kaijū Godzilla
Godzilla emerged from the sea to devastate Tokyo in the now-classic 1954 film, produced by Tōhō Studios and directed by Ishirō Honda, creating a global sensation...
The 2023 ITW Thriller Awards Winners
The 2023 International Thriller Writers Thriller Awards Winners were announced at the ThrillerFest XVIII Awards Banquet on Saturday, June 3, 2023 in New York City...
“The Silent Planet”: Paul Salamoff on the journey needed to tell a story Taking advantage of multiple mediums to best tell a story
Producer-Director-Author Paul Salamoff is here to talk about the process in adapting his own story from a novel into a graphic novel, seeking a way to tell this...
“The Long March Home”: On History, Humanity and Hope
Inspired by true stories, The Long March Home is a gripping coming-of-age tale of friendship, sacrifice, and the power of unrelenting hope....
“A Sleight of Shadows”: Kat Howard dives deeper into stolen magic Fighting dark magic, and trying to survive the battles
Kat Howard stops by to talk about the second book in her "Unseen World" fantasy thriller series, "A Sleight of Shadows"....
“Playing Dead”: Peggy Rothschild on mixing dogs and mysteries Working on more ways to incorporate new dogs in different mysteries
Peggy Rothschild stops by to talk about the second book in her Molly Madison mystery series, "Playing Dead"....
“Night of Demons and Saints”: Menna van Praag on trauma and healing The second in The Sisters Grimm trilogy continues amidst grief, loss and recovery
Menna van Praag stops by to chat about the second book in her "Sisters Grimm" series, Night of Demons and Saints....
“The Awoken”: Katelyn Monroe Howes on life and rights after cryogenic resurrection A debut science fiction thriller pits science against the shifts of ethics and perspectives
Katelyn Monroe Howes debut novel THE AWOKEN explores what can happen when someone's existence becomes a challenge to society's updated norms through no fault of...
Mark Greaney and the right hero for “The Armored” Developing the right place and the right character for a new thriller
Thriller author Mark Greaney stops by to talk about his newest, a standalone thriller ARMORED, and a little bit about The Gray Man series now that an adaptation...
Sarah Pearse and the ghosts of “The Retreat” Finding and researching remote and haunting places to set a murder mystery
Sarah Pearse stops by to talk about her latest murder mystery, THE RETREAT, about Detective Elin Warner, and coming up with another secluded location to set this...
Meg Hafdahl & Kelly Florence: The Science of Agatha Christie Exploring "The Science of" series and what makes them compelling
Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence stop by to talk about their "The Science of" series, the newest of which will be "The Science of Witchcraft" and "The Science of Agatha...
The 2022 ITW Thriller Awards Winners
The 2022 International Thriller Writers Thriller Awards Winners were announced at the ThrillerFest XVII Awards Banquet on Saturday, June 4, 2022 in New York City...
David Dalglish and the Appeal of Epic Fantasy And on evolving different writing techniques over the years
Epic fantasy author David Dalglish stops by to talk about his newest book, THE BLADED FAITH, first in the new "Vagrant Gods" trilogy....
“A Deadly Bone to Pick”: Peggy Rothschild on starting over, with dogs Finding the right dogs is just as much work as getting the mystery elements right
Mystery author Peggy Rothschild stops by to chat about A DEADLY BONE TO PICK, the first book in her new series...
“The Paradox Hotel”: Exploring time travel as tech with Rob Hart With time travel, a murder mystery, a corporate takeover, unreliable memories and more
Science fiction author Rob Hart stops by to talk about his newest novel, "The Paradox Hotel"...
