Today I’ve got the second in my series of micro-interviews with the co-author’s for Jeremy Robinson’s Chesspocalypse novella series.

David Wood is author of the Dane Maddock action/adventure series (DOURADO, CIBOLA, and QUEST) as well as the historical novel INTO THE WOODS and the Absent Gods fantasy series under the pseudonym David Debord. In addition to writing, David is also co-host of the influential “ThrillerCast” podcast. He is the co-author with Jeremy Robinson of the second Chesspocalypse novella, CALLSIGN: QUEEN.

Read More

Today I’ve got the first in my series of micro-interviews with the co-authors for Jeremy Robinson’s Chesspocalypse novella series.

Sean Ellis is author of the Nick Kismet thriller series (THE SHROUD OF HEAVEN, THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, and INTO THE BLACK) as well as the ADVENTURES OF DODGE DALTON pulp style series. He is the co-author with Jeremy Robinson on the first Chesspocalypse novella, CALLSIGN: KING.

Read More

Jeremy Robinson is the author of several bestselling thrillers. His Jack Sigler / Chess Team novels from Thomas Dunne Books (an imprint of St. Martin’s Press) have earned him legions of voracious fans. Now he is becoming a huge name in e-books and self publishing (after initially making a name for himself with self publishing and small press publishing before getting noticed by St. Martin’s).  He’s got a tremendous output of new material and the latest is a series of Chess Team novellas with co-authors.

Jeremy graciously took the time to answer a few questions about this series of novellas.

Read More

Award-winning thriller author, Brett Battles has just thrown his name into the ring along with other published authors who are seeing the possibilities with self-publishing their work as e-books. His new thriller, LITTLE GIRL GONE, has just been released. His new paperback, THE SILENCED, is out this month as well. Plus he has a few other surprises for us.

Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions for us, Brett. What made you decide to release LITTLE GIRL GONE as an e-book?

Several factors actually. I’ve been keeping a close eye on the growing e-book market, and the ability for authors to get their work out there faster and in a way where they control everything. That had a lot of appeal to me. I write a lot faster than my books have been coming out, and this gives me the opportunity of getting that work out there a lot sooner.

Read More