Interview with writer JJ Green. JJ's work will be featured in episode 13 of season three of the Thrills and Mystery Podcast.
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Fascinated by the unusual and unknown since childhood, J.J. Green first departed her homeland, the U.K., as a young adult, and has lived in Australia and Laos as well as her current abode, Taiwan. Her choice of writing genre reflects her interests and includes science fiction, fantasy, weird, dark and humorous tales.
Green’s work has been published in Lamplight, Perihelion, Saturday Night Reader and other magazines. Her novella, Death Switch, and two collections, There Comes a Time and Dawn Falcon, are available at Amazon. The first installment in her space adventure series, Space Detective, appears December 2015. Check out her meanderings at InfiniteBook and follow her on Facebook and Twitter. 
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Interview with author Xina Uhl. Xina's work will be featured in episodes 14 of season three of the Thrills and Mystery Podcast.

Xina Marie Uhl lives in sunny Southern California with her family and a minor menagerie of dogs, cats, birds, and aquatic creatures. She has worked at many different jobs in her life, from accounting clerk to history instructor, but writing has been something she has always done. Her humorous short story "A Fairy's Tail" is included in the short story duo A Fairy Tail and Out of the Bag. Her latest humorous offering is The Cat's Guide to Human Behavior. She also has several fantasy adventures available through XC Publishing.net.
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When not writing, she enjoys photography, travel, pizza, and fine Arizona Mexican food, not necessarily in that order. She maintains a blog at xuwriter.wordpress.com, and also posts to Facebook and on Twitter shes @xuwriter.

Feel free to join her occasional mailing list to be notified about new releases.​

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Interview with author Corie Skolnick. Corie's work was featured in episodes 15 of season two of the Thrills and Mystery Podcast.

Born in Oak Park, Illinois, and raised on Chicago’s south side, Corie Skolnick moved to Southern California  when Ronald Reagan was the governor. She was a California licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice, a consultant to several Los Angeles agencies serving high risk youth and families, and a “sometimes” psychology instructor at both California State University, Northridge and Moorpark College. She currently writes fiction full time, travels extensively, and contributes to the travel site, DESTO3.COM.  She is married to the social psychologist and photographer, Paul (Pablo) Skolnick.

In 2012 Corie was a selected author to the prestigious Hugh C. Hyde Living Writers Series at San Diego State University in San Diego for her first novel, ORFAN.ORFAN was also a 2012-2013 nominee for the Freshman Common Reading Selection at CSUN.Optioned for development by RON SHELTON PICTURES, look for the movie based on ORFAN  soon! Learn more about Corie at corieskolnick.com.
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This rebroadcast features two stories by J. David Core from season one. The Hazing on Brume Lane tells of a high school prank taken to extremes. The $300,000 Finger tells of a kidnapping that doesn't go as planned. Both of these stories are from David's recently released collection, 8 Tales of Noir.

The Hazing on Brume Lane and The $300,000 Finger by J. David Core

J. David Core is the author of the Lupa Schwartz series of mystery novels. Info on his books can be found at tinyurl.com/lupalanding. 

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After an explosion at Jimmy J's bike shop puts him in the hospital, his associate and friend, Charity, and the police, and Charity's wolf set a trap to snare the criminals who have been trying to extort Jimmy.

Charity Among Friends (pt 2) by M.A. Petterson

Mark Petterson is the author of a series of novels featuring forensic arson investigator Dr. Anja Toussaint. For more information about the series, including the release dates of upcoming novels, visit mapetterson.com.

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