DBT #0128: Jasper Fforde – The Woman Who Died A Lot
David English interviews Jasper Fforde, author of ‘The Woman Who Died A Lot.’
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David English interviews Jasper Fforde, author of ‘The Woman Who Died A Lot.’
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Wow, what a cute small book filled with so many interesting stats about the top 1000 greatest players of all time. Now keep in mind, this is the opinion of Derek Gentile, and you might disagree with some, and we talk about that, but boy is this book going to ruffle some feathers somewhere. How…
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It’s always nice to talk to Craig Johnson. His books are always great, and that is saying a lot. Some series can get very old and very stale, but not this one. And he really enjoys writing his books. This is number 19, and number 20 sounds even better. So glad to always visit with…
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An icon of B movies, Bruce Campbell has done so much, having worked with Burt Reynolds, William Shatner, David Duchovny, and many others, and yes, having made a movie called The Man With the Screaming Brain. This is a funny book. Check out his experiences with the phone company, Sam Raimi, and practical jokes he…
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Gregg Hurwitz is one of the best thriller writers out there today, and this new series, which started with ORPHAN X, is incredibly interesting. Hellbent is the third in the series, and I was totally glued to to pages on this one. I even gave up TV for a whole night just to finish it….
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This is a very unusual and fascinating book, just like the interview I do here with Lisa. She is one of the nicest people in the publishing world/author business. Really enjoy talking to her and listening to what she has to say.
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Mark Billingham has been a popular British novelist for a number of years and has a substantial following in the UK. I haven’t seen him in years, and that was at Bouchercon, the yearly get-together of many mystery authors and fans, which is held in a different city every year. Mark is very direct and…
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