Welcome to our podcast preview of the annual Boskone book festival. First up is author Clea Simon—a newcomer to the Boskone family. She and I talk about the Boston music scene, which is the setting for her book “World Enough,” our favorite clubs, and how the it's changed over the years. She shares the story behind her new mystery novels, most of which have animals as the main characters.
Fellow writer Gerald Coleman's resume is far too long to list, but we cover a lot of ground in this interview, talking about how theology and science fiction come together, his work with the Affrilachian Poets and the diversity we see (and don't see) in comics and science fiction.
In addition, I've got some new music for you, with singles from Marco Bonvicini and Klgor.
Heerraa returns for a one-year catchup
What’s that sound? Explore the haunted house of “Something Stirs”
With her debut EP, Dani Teveluwe shares her life in a diversity of sounds
Lisa Sherman explores memory and identity in debut thriller
It’s a world of daemons and magic in Alison Levy’s new book
Kevin Lucia talks about the new arm of Cemetery Dance Publications
Jeff Seitzer’s memoir shares a story of unconditional love and an unbreakable bond
The story of WW II Pilot Richard Eager covers time in and out of the cockpit
Joseph Falank writes on family relations and coping with Alzheimer’s in “Renewal”
Dog-lovers unite! Victoria Schade provides a powerful story with “Dog Friendly”
Douglas Knight of Cross Eye Comics dives into his soon-to-be released series
Keddrain Bowen shares his journey to success with new biography
Faith Pierce’s horror debut brings a real nightmare to life
Diving into blended styles and cross-country moves with Joseph Mossbridge
Linda Marks and Sarah Tolle talk uplifting messages and signature sounds
Gwendolyn Nix’s new book explores Hell, magic, and a complex cast
The mind behind Gold Light Hour talks new styles and bringing music to the big screen
Glenn Rockowitz’s book shares he and his father’s cancer journey
Neil Kleid shares his first trip to the horror genre with Comixology Originals title “The Panic”
Mary Keliikoa shares her third book and growth as a writer
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