Gay Mystery Authors

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.  Justene shares some mystery time travel recommendations. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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.comBooks noted on the show:Gregory Ashe                     Borealis Investigations series -Orientation, Declination, TriangulationOlivier Bosman                  Anarchy (D.S. Billings Victorian Mysteries #4)RE Bradshaw                     EmendareCharlie Cochrane               Lessons in Playing a Murderous Tune (A Cambridge Fellows Mystery)John Copenhaver              Dodging and BurningFrank Butterfield                Nick Williams Mysteries, Daytona Beach BooksGreg Herren                      Royal Street ReveillonGarrick Jones                    The Cricketer’s ArmsStan Leventhal                  The Black Marble PoolJosh Lanyon                      The Monuments Men Murders: The Art of Murder 4Grant Michaels                  The Stan Kraychik MysteriesJohn Michaelsen              The Deadwood Murders (Kendall Parker #2)Michael

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.queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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 by Meg Perry. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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 Jennifer Giacalone. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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. queerwritersofcrime.com The three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

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 Murder at the Paisley Parrot by Mark McNease. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

Ep:004 Author Frank W. Butterfield discusses his three series: The Nick William's Mysteries, the Daytona Beach Books, and The Romantical Adventures of Whit & Eddie. Justene reviews Dharma Kelleher's novel, Broken Woman.queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

Ep:003 C.S. Poe discusses Mystery of the Bones, the final novel in her Snow & Winter series. Justene gives her review of the Robert Innes novel, Harte.queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

Ep:002 Michael Nava released Carved in Bone, which is his first Henry Rios novel in 20 years. We discuss the novel and Rios' past books. A shout out to Jeff and Will at the Big Gay Fiction Podcast for welcoming the start of our show. Justene reviews C.S. Poe's latest novel, Mystery of the Bones - the final novel in the Snow & Winter series. She also brings up ReQueered Tales latest re-release, The Unfinished by Jay B. Laws. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

Ep:001 Michael Craft discusses "ChoirMaster," the second book in his Mister Puss Mystery series. Mister Puss is the cat who may, or may not, talk to help solve crimes. Garrick Jones' "The Cricketer's Arms" is Justene's recommendation of the week. She also talks about Jack Dickson's "Banged Up," which is the latest release by ReQueered tales. queerwritersofcrime.comThe three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com

You may find your next great read is a mystery, suspense, or thriller novel written by an LGBTQ writer. Each week you'll hear an author interview and a book recommendation that may you decide which book to grab off the shelf.  Queer Writers of Crime WebsiteGet the Queer Writers of Crime weekly newsletter. Brad Shreve's Website The three year run of Queer Writers of Crime was fantastic but no new episodes are being made. Therefore, some links may not work. Be sure to check out Brad's new podcast, Queer We Are, where he interviews LGBTQ celebrities, athletes, activists, politicians, and more. You can find it at queerweare.com