Queer Writers of Crime
Episodes
154 episodes
Jude Tresswell Offers Four Times As Much Mystery
Ep:028 Jude Tresswell’s stories are set in County Durham, north-east England. They feature a gay polyamorous quad who solve crimes, are victims of crimes and who, sometimes, commit crimes. A fifth tale, A Share in a Secret, will be pub...
Charlie Cochrane: Mysteries, Aliens, And Romance
Ep:027 Charlie Cochrane discusses her Cambridge Fellows series, Edwardian era research, why mysteries are a lie, and more.gaymysterypodcast.com
Marko Realmonte With Some Hollywood Gossip, Screenwriting, And His Jake Weston Series
Ep:026 Marko Realmonte worked for more than 20 years in the entertainment industry in Hollywood as a writer and studio publicist primarily at Disney/Touchstone. As a script doctor, he worked on dozens of feature films, television series, and sp...
David C. Dawson: Mysteries, Thrillers, Gay Relationships, And The Gay Men's Choir
Ep:025 David C Dawson writes contemporary thrillers featuring gay men in love. He’s an award winning author, journalist and documentary maker.His latest book is Heroes in Love, published in January 2020.His debut novel
Dal Maclean And Her Bitter Legacy Series
Ep:024 Dal Maclean comes from the north of Scotland. Her background is in journalism, and she has an undying passion for history, the more scandalous the better. Dal has lived in Asia and worked all over the world, but home is now the UK....
Mark McNease Discusses His New Marshall James Thriller, Podcasting And More
Ep:023 Mark McNease chats with Brad Shreve about his new Marshall James Thriller, his Kyle Callahan Mysteries, podcasting, living senior, and more.queerwritersofcrime.comMark McNe...
Matt Lubbers-Moore Murder and Mayhem: His Outstanding Bibliography of Gay and Queer Males in Mystery
Ep:022 Librarian and scholar Matt Lubbers-Moore collects and examines every mystery novel to include a gay or queer male in the English language starting with the 1909 Arthur Conan Doyle short story “The Man with the Watches,” which is included...
Amy Tasukada On The Japanese and Korean Mafia, The Yakuza Path Thriller Series, and Some Free Stuff
Ep:021 Best Selling Author Amy Tasukada writes Japanese influenced gay fiction. Her works span a wide range -- from gritty mafia thrillers to fluffy to contemporary romance. Amy uses her deadly, but delicate writing style to weave exciting tale...
AJ Sherwood Discusses Mystery vs Suspense, Her Jon's Mysteries, and Tips for Aspiring Writers
Ep:020 AJ Sherwood believes in happily ever afters, magic, dragons, good men, and dark chocolate. She’s often dreams at night of delectable men doing sexy things with each other. In between writing multiple books (often at the same time) she pe...
Tal Bauer On Facebook Dilemmas and Finding His Niche
Ep:019 Tal Bauer discusses the extensive amount of research that goes into his novels, living without a personal Facebook account, and finding his niche in gay fiction.queerwritersofcrime.com...
Jeffrey Round: Song-Writer, Filmmaker And Author Of The Dan Sharp Series
Ep:018 Jeffrey Round discusses his newest Dan Sharp novel, his music, and more.Links:queerwritersofcrime.comjeffreyround.com
John Copenhaver On His Celebrated Debut Novel, Dodging and Burning
Ep:017 John Copenhaver talks about his debut novel, Dodging and Burning, and the many literary organizations he has been involved with, including crime mystery reviews for Lambda Literary. Justene reviews Kill Game by Cordelia Kingsbridge.<...
Joe Cosentino Offers Madcap Mysteries, Author of Drama Faerie
Ep:016: Joe Cosentino talks about his Nicky and Noah Series, and Drama Faerie, his latest release.Drama Faerie, the 9th Nicky and Noah mystery, by Joe Cosentino:It’s summer at Treemeadow College’s new Globe Theatre, wher...
Neil Plakcy Talks About Sex. He's The Author of the Mahu series
Ep:015 Brad Shreve interviews Neil Plakcy about Neil's Mahu series and his latest edition, Deadly Labors. They also discuss two of his other series, plus how much sex is too much sex in a mystery novel. Can you have too much? Justene r...
The Man Behind the Author: Former Police Officer and Consultant, Brian King-Sharp
Ep:014 Brian King-Sharp served 16 years as a police officer and law enforcement administrator and currently consults writer's of crime fiction. He shares some fascinating stories of his time on the force.
Don Travis New Mexico Both Past and Present
Ep:013 Don Travis is the pseudonym for Don Morgan, who discusses his BJ Vinson Mystery series and his latest release, The Voxlightner Scandal. He also shares a Native-American series he writes under the name Mark Wildyr. ...
Best LGBTQ Mysteries of 2019
Ep:012 Justene provides her selection of the best LGBTQ mystery novels of 2019, plus Brad gives one too. Listen in and add some books to your must reads list. queerwritersofcrime.comB...
Andrew Schulz Says Things Aren't So Harmonious in Harmony Haven
Ep:011 Andrew Schulz discusses his novel The Homos of Harmony Haven. A non-traditional humorous soap style mystery with drama, love affairs and plenty of backstabbing. Justene reviews The Slow Road to Hell by Grant Atherton.
Rediscovering Queer Mysteries with Matt Lubbers-Moore from ReQueered Tales
Ep:010 A conversation with Matt Lubbers-Moore about the history of gay mystery fiction and the purpose of ReQueered Tales, which is to republish out of print LGBTQ novels. Justene reviews The Ornamental Hermit by Olivier Bosman.
Garrick Jones: From Opera to Author
Ep:009 Garrick Jones talks about his latest mystery, Australia's Son. He also shares about his career as an opera singer and transitioning to writing after he retired. Justene reviews Royal Street Reveillon by Greg Herren.
Jon Michaelsen, author of the Kendall Parker Mystery Series
Ep:008 Jon Michaelsen shares about The Deadwood Murders, the second book in his Kendall Parker Series. He also discusses creating the Gay Mystery-Thriller-Suspense Fiction group on Facebook. Justene reviews Deserted to Death b...
Gregory Ashe On The Future of Hazard and Somerset
Ep:007 Gregory Ashe talks about the end of the first arc of his Hazard and Somerset series and what to expect as their story continues, interacting with fans, and the other two series he writes. Justene reviews Loud Pipes Save Lives by...
R.E. Bradshaw Discusses Her Novel Emendare and Much More
Ep:006 R.E. Bradshaw discusses the differences between Emendare and her other novels, lesbian fiction, politics, the environment and much more. Justene reviews The Stuffed Coffin by Dieter Moitzi.
Marshall Thornton Shares What To Expect After Boystown
Ep:005 Marshall Thornton's Boystown Mystery series novels, which are on sale, are coming to an end. He gives us details about the series, and what to expect in the future, including if there will be more Pinx Video Mysteries. Justene reviews