DBT 0345: Dan Koontz – The Forest of Lost Souls

DBT 0345: Dan Koontz – The Forest of Lost Souls

Wow! Dean is the most prolific author I have ever interviewed! Five hundred million copies of his books? That is staggering. I am in awe. I never thought I would ever interview him, and here we are, two interviews later, and we seem like friends. What does that mean to me? You have no idea….

DBT 0344: Nicholas Meyer – Sherlock Holmes and the Telegram from Hell

DBT 0344: Nicholas Meyer – Sherlock Holmes and the Telegram from Hell

Wow, my first movie director to interview! And such a smart, well-read author and human being. He is so cool, as you will see. He has been writing Sherlock Holmes tales for six books now. How is it I didn’t realize this until now? I was nervous doing this interview at first, as you’ll hear…

DBT 0343: Alan Bradley – What Time the Sextons Spade Doth Rust (A Flavia De Luce Story)

DBT 0343: Alan Bradley – What Time the Sextons Spade Doth Rust (A Flavia De Luce Story)

What a pleasure it is to talk to this man! This Flavia de Luce story, the 11th in the series, is, as always, wonderful. I so enjoy this unusual series of books. Wow—every one is as good as the others! What other author can you say that about? There are some, but not as many…

Moonflower Murders

Moonflower Murders

September 15th on PBS, at 9:00 pm Eastern When I first watched the first episode of this show, it seemed like the same old kind of mystery show. Boy, was I wrong about that! This is almost six hours worth of pure enjoyment. It all started with *Magpie Murders*, which aired previously on *Masterpiece Mystery*….