Words, Images, & Worlds

Author Erik Dreiling returns to discuss Operation: Viper's Den , the third entry in his Fractured Timeline series from Jump Master Press (click here to find out more).

Author and editor Michael Shokrian talks about centering indie voices and literary voices for The Thieving Magpies journal, as well as exploring his own journey in his novel, American Playground. You can find out more at Michael's site (linked here).

Author Mark Benson discusses the use of science fiction and human emotion/experience in his work, including his book, Isaac and the Sky. You can find out more at the author's website (linked here).

Writer Shawn McBee talks about issues 2 and 3 of Westron, a deep cut paranormal detective story that is inspired by folklore. You can find out more about support on the book's Kickstarter page (linked here).

Author Richard A. Olson returns to talk about crafting with his family, pulp storytelling inspirations, and the latest Scott Lund mystery, We Stand Against the World. You can find out more at Dr. Olson's website (linked here).

Author and musician Glenn Rolfe stops by to talk about exploring horror, creative inspirations, and his new book, The Siren of Grove's Peak. You can find out more about Glenn's work at his site (linked here).

Author and artist Natalie Huff discusses Manga and horror influences in her new graphic novel, My Dearest. You can follow and find out more on Natalie's Instagram (linked here).

Author, artist, and educator Penny Schneider talks about the value of art and storytelling, as well as her books Arty and Arty Too. You can find out more about Penny's work at her website (linked here).

Author John Collins returns to the pod to discuss becoming part of the horror community and exploring the genre in his latest collection of short stories, Altars in Abandoned Houses. You can find out more at the publisher's Substack (linked here).

Eisner-nominated comics creator and founder of Kinjin Storylab Dan Goldman stops by to talk about his series, Red Light Properties. We talk creating across media, as well as innovative styles, and Red Light Properties is definitely a work to enjoy in print. You can find out more at the Kinjin Storylab site (linked here).

Author Ama Ofosua Lieb talks about the new book Goldenborn , including the inspirations from West African mythology and the power of YA storytelling. You can find out more at the author's website (linked here).

Author Max Ferrada talks about bringing Stellarlands to a science fiction trilogy point, as well as future plans. We also discuss the inspirations and ideas that are part of the story. The book is now funding on Kickstarter (linked here for more information).

Author and artist Mel Gillman talks about the currently-funding graphic novel, The Goblin Throne , as well as perspectives on crafting stories in comics spaces and more. Y ou can find out more and support on Kickstarter (at this link).

In this new episode, author Christina Graves talks about crafting thrillers and exploring the human condition in writing craft. You can find out more at the author's Substack (linked here).

Author Rob Hart discusses the craft of thrillers, including his new book, Three Hitmen and a Baby (out this week). You can find out more about Rob's work at his Substack (linked here).

Author and muralist Katie Yamasaki talks about sharing stories through art and the written word. You can find out more about Katie at her website (linked here).

Comics creator Austin Hamblin talks about his path to comics, his creative process, and his new book, Big Guns Stupid Rednecks. You can follow and find out more on Austin's Substack (linked here).

Author Madeleine Holly-Rosing discusses the Boston Metaphysical Society Vol. 3 Special Edition Hardback and Softback, as well as her recent work in the Lady Mechanika series. You can find out more at Madeleine's site (linked here).

Filmmaker Jason Andrew Cohn discusses his new documentary, TEZUKA! God of Manga, which is launching soon on Kickstarter. We explore some of the process behind this film as well as the contributions of Osamu Tezuka (click here to find out more) .

Author CL Werner discusses his career across fantasy universes, including his path to authoring and work with Aconyte Press.

Author Mackenzi Lee talks about exploring the world of Masters of the Universe in the new book, Teela: Daughter of Eternos. We talk about crafting in this world, meeting Teela on the road, and much more. You can follow and find out more about Mackenzi Lee at the author's site (linked here).

Debut author Thomas Goodyear discusses his approach to horror and psychology in his book, Asylum(s). You can find out more at the author's site (linked here).

Author and educator Holly Britton discusses the power of writing and crafting by hand with attention to her work with Squiggle Squad. You can click here to find out more about this program.

Author Keith Rosson discusses his latest book, Coffin Moon , and upcoming work, Crone. We talk character development, genre, and the writing journey. You can find out more about Keith at his website (linked here).

Author Matthew Jasso returns to talk about his vision for next work/worlds, as well as the second issue of his book, Phantom Hawk. You can find out more about Matthew's work at his Instagram page (linked here).