Interview with writer and podcaster Nadine Matheson. Nadine is an eclectic author who writes sci-fi, crime fiction, and drama.

Nadine Matheson is a writer of contemporary fiction, crime fiction and occasionally dips into the world of speculative fiction. Her debut novel, The Sisters, was released in 2015 to 5 star reviews.
 
When Nadine is not writing, she works as a criminal lawyer, lecturer and is the founder of www.spectrumbooks.co.uk. She lives in London and in her fantasy life would write comic books for a living.
 
You can find Nadine Matheson at www.nadinematheson.com 

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Interview with writer John Hegenberger. John's work was featured in episode twenty of season three of the Thrills and Mystery Podcast.

Born and raised in the heart of the heartland, Columbus, Ohio, John Hegenberger is the author of several series: Stan Wade LAPI in 1959, Eliot Cross Columbus-based PI in 1988, and Ace Hart, western gambler in Arizona in 1873.  He’s the father of three, tennis enthusiast, collector of silent films and OTR, hiker, Francophile, B.A. Comparative Lit., Pop culture author, ex-Navy, ex-marketing exec at Exxon, AT&T, and IBM, happily married for 45 years and counting. 

Find him at his website, Johnhegenberger.com, on Facebook, or on Twitter where he is @jhegenbe 
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In the first story in this duel-story episode a cop is cop-blocked while on a date with a co-worker. In the second tale, a one-night-stand has long-ranging ripple effects.

Two Stories by DJ Swykert and Micki Street

Gun Shy

DJ Swykert is a former 911 operator writing and living in the Cincinnati area. His work has appeared in The Tampa Review, Detroit News, Coe Review, Monarch Review, The Newer York, Lunch Ticket, Gravel, Zodiac Review, Barbaric Yawp and Bull. His books include Children of the Enemy, Alpha Wolves, The Pool Boy’s Beatitude and The Death of Anyone. You can find him at: www.magicmasterminds.com/djswykert 
He is a wolf expert.

Juliet's Letter

Micki Street was born in Rhodesia but spent the majority of her years living in Malawi. She loves sharing her anecdotes of the hilarious, the sad, and the happy endings whilst she worked in the tourism sector for many years. Loads of stories can be told! Her first novel 'Before the Daisies Grow' is about three up-beat grannies who seek adventure. After all, Life begins at Sixty! The sequel is due to be published next year. Her second book: Bonnie and Grace is a light-hearted comedy based on the camaraderie between employer and employee.

Micki's author page  can be found on Facebook or look her up on Goodreads.

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It's 1959 in Tinseltown, and sometimes the rich and famous need the help of the best damn shamus on the streets. ​

2 Stan Wade Shorts by John Hegenberger

Born and raised in the heart of the heartland, Columbus, Ohio, John Hegenberger is the author of several series: Stan Wade LAPI in 1959, Eliot Cross Columbus-based PI in 1988, and Ace Hart, western gambler in Arizona in 1873.  He’s the father of three, tennis enthusiast, collector of silent films and OTR, hiker, Francophile, B.A. Comparative Lit., Pop culture author, ex-Navy, ex-marketing exec at Exxon, AT&T, and IBM, happily married for 45 years and counting. 

Find him at his website, Johnhegenberger.com, on Facebook, or on Twitter where he is @jhegenbe 
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The following is the release schedule for episodes following the conclusion of season three.
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May 23: Interview with author John Hegenberger
May 30: Interview with author Nadine Matheson
June 6: Interview with author Copper Smith featuring his short story “Woman Seeking Men”
June 13: Interview with author C.E. Martin
June 20: Rebroadcast of Stone Soldier by C.E. Martin
June 27: Rebroadcast of The Last Dead Soldier, by M. A. Petterson
July 4: Confessions of the Cuckold – a serialized novella by J. David Core (pt 1)
July 11: Confessions of the Cuckold – a serialized novella by J. David Core (pt 2)
July 18: Confessions of the Cuckold – a serialized novella by J. David Core (pt 3)
July 25: Confessions of the Cuckold – a serialized novella by J. David Core (pt 4)

A PI with a client who just wants his wife to stop sleeping around has to come up with a new way to prove to the cheating spouse that her husband didn't kill her lover. Or did he?

Spider's Eyes (pt 2) by Marco Guarda

Author Marco Guarda first discovered the marvels of science fiction in the library of the small town he grew up in—and where he still lives—when Internet was a fable, and computers only existed at IBM. From Bradbury to Asimov, to Clarke, to Simak, to Ballard, up to—last, but not least—Philip K. Dick, he craved the worlds where almost everything was possible, eternally in awe of the authors whose creations trespassed the boundaries of the written page to crash into a reader’s reality. Now a grown-up himself, Marco Guarda has set out to creating his own worlds. Author of Credence (a science fiction thriller and mind bender,) of Uncatchable (a military space adventure,) and of a dozen novelettes, he’s always cooking up ideas for more stories. He maintains a website, worldofcredence.com, where the latest updates about his work can be found.
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