EZ Fiction
Book Lover's Companion - The English Version
A podcast about books, authors, genres, readers and more.
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EZ Fiction
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Jun 29, 2026
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Episodes
Harm: Haunted People, Icelandic Nature and the Quest for a Murderer. A conversation with Sólveig Pálsdóttir 14.11.2022 1:00:30
For this episode we had the pleasure of a conversation with returning guest Sólveig Pálsdóttir. We spoke about her newly published and translated book "Harm", the importance of mental health, how she is very much interested in people and why and how the become who they are and what they do. And so much more. Enjoy! Find out more about Sólveig here: https://corylusbooks.com/solveig-palsdottir-2/ If...
Special: A Fish Called Andromeda. A conversation with Cynthia Huijgens and Yusuke Watanabe 13.11.2022 44:20
Enjoy the podcast version of the livestream for the book launch of "A Fish Called Andromeda"! Our wonderful guests tell us all about the evolution of this great book, their working process, their hope for their young readers and more! Find out more here: https://idletimepress.com/books/ If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/...
Doublecrossed: Psychological Suspense with Laury A. Egan 07.11.2022 56:19
For this episode we had a thrilling chat with the lovely Laury A. Egan about psychological suspense, locked room mysteries, the art of designing a cover and why same-sex relationships should be part of mainstream narrations. It all about the plot, or is it? Enjoy! Find out more about Laury here: http://www.lauryaegan.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so...
Stories of Antyfas or Fantasy for Children. A conversation with Laura DiNovis Berry 31.10.2022 58:24
For this episode we spoke to children's fantasy author, poet and probably best aunt in the world, Laura DiNovis Berry about her love for playing rugby, finding a presents for her nieces and nephews birthday and what all of this has to do with being an author an poet. Enjoy! Find out more about Laura here: https://berrysbooks.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You ca...
The Secret Field: Treasure Hunting for Gold, Family and Home. A conversation with Susan Dennis 17.10.2022 52:49
For this episode we met our guest, the lovely Susan Dennis, right in the middle of a storm. She told all about her first novel "A Secret Field", the hunt for a treasure, the finding of family, friends and more in small town America. Enjoy! Find out more about Susan Dennis here: http://www.susandennisauthor.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so here: https...
Joy: Tipping into Poetry. A conversation with Francis Daulerio 10.10.2022 45:06
In this episode, our guest, Francis Daulerio, is the first poet ever on our show. We are tipping into the art of writing poetry, how it is done, what brings out joy and why poetry is always worth your while. Enjoy! Find out more about Francis Daulerio here: https://francisdaulerio.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bo...
Horror, Krampus and Lilith: In Darkness We Walk. A conversation with Kamaya Tarpley 03.10.2022 1:02:00
For this episode we spoke to the lovely Kamaya Tarpley about her love for all things dark, mysteries and horrible. She told us all about her 2022 books "Gumdrop Hollow" and "Lilith", being an indie author and writing gory and gruesome stories. Enjoy! Find out more about Kamaya Tarpley here: https://kamayatarpley.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so here:...
Deep Roots: Darkness and Horror in Detroit. A conversation with Edward Rosick 26.09.2022 49:49
For this episode we took a walk on the dark side. Horror fiction author Edward Rosick told us about his love for the horror genre, gruesome tales, writing short stories and the darkest parts of the human mind. Enjoy! Find out more about Edward Rosick here: https://www.edrosick.net If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/booklo...
Part-time Vicars, Murder and English Village Life. A conversation with Cassie Rush aka Caroline Goldsworthy 20.09.2022 1:00:05
In this episode we had the pleasure of welcoming another returning guest, the lovely Cassie Rush aka Caroline Goldsworthy. Cassie spoke about her cosy mysteries series featuring a part-time vicar, being an independent author and her future plans. Enjoy! Books by Cassie Rush: Raising the Roof: An English seaside mystery (Eastwold by the Sea Cosy Mystery Series Book 1) Literary Murder: An English se...
Swiss Noir and Prosecco. A conversation with Linda Huber and Louise Mangos 29.08.2022 53:09
Cross-border talks with two lovely ladies, Linda Huber and Louise Mangos, took place for this episode. Over a glass of Prosecco, we spoke about their new books, the danger of bears and the sweet taste of Gummibärli, writing and the influence of Switzerland on those two ex-pats and their writing. Enjoy! Find out more about Linda and Louise here: https://lindahuber.net https://louisemangos.com If yo...
The House Fire: Between Family Dynamics, Arsonists and Psychopaths. A conversation with Rosie Walker 22.08.2022 52:39
For this episode we had a wonderful chat with the lovely Rosie Walker about her second book "The House Fire". We spoke about arson, derelict houses, spotting psychopaths in real life, family dynamics and why every family seems weird except your own! Enjoy! Find out more about Rosie here: https://www.rosiejanewalker.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. You can do so he...
Sunflowers Beneath the Snow: Tenacious Women in Ukraine. A conversation with Teri M. Brown 15.08.2022 50:08
For this episode we had the pleasure of a wonderful conversation with the lovely Teri M. Brown and her first book "Sunflowers Beneath the Snow“. Three generations of women and a journey through history. Learn more about character driven stories, the fine line between patriotism and nationalism and why ballroom dancing and bridge should be fun. Enjoy! Find out more about Teri here: https://www.teri...
Whitesands: Between Darkness and Hope. A conversation with Johann Thorsson 08.08.2022 44:05
In this episode we have the pleasure of talking to Icelandic crime fiction author Johann Thorsson, whose first novel "Whitesands" is a dark, thrilling tale with a touch of the supernatural. Johann told us about the evolution of his novel, writing short stories to help develop his craft as a writer and more. Enjoy! Find out more about Johann Thorsson here: https://jthorsson.com If you like what we...
Osprey Calling: Returning Home and Finding Love. A conversation with Ellen Hoil 01.08.2022 51:28
Our guest in this episode is lesbian romance fiction author Ellen Hoil. Ellen's new book "Osprey Calling" came out in 2022 and tells about life in small town America and the trials and tribulations of coming home and finding love. Find out what inspired Ellen to write her books, how she found her characters and what she wants to transport in her novels. Enjoy! Books by Ellen Hoil: Safe Haven Traum...
Johnny Carlo and the Heirs of the Godfather. A conversation with James Michels 25.07.2022 50:54
Our guest in this episode is crime fiction writer James Michels. His second novel "The Ballad of Johnny Carlo" and the fascinating history of the mafia was the main topic of our chat. James also shared his experience as an independent author with us, as well as all things to do with writing, marketing and everything in between. Enjoy! Books by James Michels: Ice Rising The Ballad of Johnny Carlo I...
The Doctor is in the House. An appointment with Dr Noir 18.07.2022 1:19:08
Our guest in this episode is no other than the famous Dr Noir aka Jacky Collins! Crime fiction enthusiasts, founder, host and organiser of Newcastle Noir. We spoke about about everything crime fiction related. Books, authors, plots, the genre itself and so much more. Enjoy! Find out more about Newcastle Noir here: https://newcastlenoir.co.uk If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a c...
Between Istanbul and the East End. A conversation with Barbara Nadel 11.07.2022 1:01:58
Crime fiction author Barbara Nadel is our guest in this episode. We spoke about her new book "Bride Price", the differences and similarities of London and Istanbul, her inspirations for her character, what is important for aspiring authors and more. Enjoy! Series written by Barbara Nadel: The Ikmen mysteries The Hakim and Arnold series The Francis Hancock series If you like what we do, you might c...
Killer Women and a Touch of Fragile Gothic. A conversation with Sarah Hilary 04.07.2022 1:01:11
Our guest in this episode is crime fiction author Sarah Hilary, author of the Marnie Rome series and the highly acclaimed stand alone "Fragile". Sarah spoke with us about supporting new authors, the advantages of going online with literary events, her writing process and inspirations for her books. Enjoy! Find out more about Sarah Hilary here: http://sarahhilary.com Recommendations by Sarah: Mick...
Cold as Hell: The Dark Side of Iceland. A conversation with Lilja Sigurdardottir 20.06.2022 1:07:12
Our guest in this episode is Icelandic crime fiction author Lilja Sigurdardottir, who is also a playwright and screenwriter. She told us a lot about Icelandic society and it's rapid changes, her interest in domestic violence as a topic for her novels. The influence of screenwriting in writing novels is also a topic as well as the importance of the Iceland sagas for every Icelandic author. Enjoy! F...
Between short stories and novels: Crimechurch and more. A conversation with Michael Botur 06.06.2022 56:28
Our guest in this episode is New Zealand author Michael Botur. He writes short stories, poems, novels for adults and young adults. Learn more about the art of writing short stories, his inspiration for his novel "Crimechurch" or his YA novel "Moneyland" and why science is also important for children. Enjoy! Find out more about Michael and read his short stories here: https://nzshortstories.com If...
Stormy Cocktails with a Dash of Romance. A conversation with Lucy Lakestone 23.05.2022 57:19
Our guest in this episode is writer and storm chaser Lucy Lakestone aka Chris Kridler. We had a lively conversation about the art of mixology, chasing storms and writing novels, of course. Enjoy! Find out more about Lucy Lakestone here: https://www.lucylakestone.com Find out more about Chris Kridler here: https://www.chriskridler.com If you like what we do, you might consider buying us a coffee. Y...
Leveling Up: Women, Tech and the Gaming Industry. A conversation with Jazzy Mitchell 09.05.2022 55:15
Returning guest, romance fiction author Jazzy Mitchell spoke with us about her new book, the promotion of books in these trying times and women in the field of new tech and gaming. It was fun to meet Jazzy again, to talk about helping new authors to become visible and so much more. Enjoy! You can find all of Jazzy's books here: https://desertpalmpress.com/jazzy-mitchell/ If you like what we do, wo...
Chasing Dreams: OR Doing the Mundane Job. A conversation with A. L. Brooks 25.04.2022 53:03
Romantic fiction author A. L. Brooks spoke to us about her new book "Chasing Dreams", writing romantic fiction, being an author and working full-time in the financial sector. Our lovely guest spoke about plots, setting and characters as an important part of every novel and what it's like to get your book published faster than expected. Enjoy! Books by A. L. Brooks can be found on amazon or here !...
Special: Book Launch of "Fractures and Hinges" 18.04.2022 1:35:17
This is the podcast version of our book launch event on Saturday 16th April for "Fractures and Hinges". The MoCs Lori L. Lake and C. A. Farlow did me the honour and asked the tough questions! Enjoy! You can purchase "Fractures and Hinges" here: amazon (US) amazon (UK) amazon (Germany) Barnes & Noble Kobo Find out more about us here: https://book-lovers-companion.com Feedback is always we...
Methodology, Technology, Misogyny and Northern Crime. A conversation with Mari Hannah 11.04.2022 58:00
We had the great pleasure of welcoming another returning guest on our show! Crime fiction author Mari Hannah joined us to talk about her latest Kate Daniels novel "Her Last Request". She told us about the challenges, ideas and new projects she is working on. It is absolutely an episode you shouldn't miss! Enjoy! Find out more about Mari and her books here: https://www.marihannah.com Find out...
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