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In this episode of WTFMoriah, indie author Matthew J. Gleason joins the show for an engaging deep dive into the world of bizarro horror literature. Throughout the conversation, Matthew discusses their distinct creative process, explores the literary inspirations that fuel their storytelling, and shares what drives their unique contributions to independent horror.

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In this episode of the WTFMoriah podcast, host Moriah Jackson interviews indie thriller author Michelle Powers about the craft of suspense fiction. Michelle shares insights into her writing process, creative inspiration, and how she builds suspenseful stories and compelling characters. Together, they explore the challenges and rewards of independent publishing and the vital role of book marketing, with Michelle highlighting her latest releases, Number One and Willow Creek Crime. Tune in for an engaging conversation and discover Michelle’s thrillers!

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In this episode of the WTFMoriah podcast, host Moriah sits down with author Glen Held to discuss his storytelling journey across pulp fiction, science fiction, and fantasy. Drawing inspiration from 1930s and ’40s classics, Held reveals how his "pantser" writing style and signature cliffhangers keep readers hooked. He spotlights his published catalog—including Burning Secrets, the award-winning Legends in the Earth, and his upcoming YA release Rhymers—and delivers a dramatic reading from The Devil You Know. Along the way, Held shares invaluable insights on navigating the transition from traditional to indie publishing and collaborating with cover artists.

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In this episode, host Moriah Jackson sits down with crime and mystery author Albert Tucher for an insightful look into the craft of suspense fiction.

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In this episode of the WTFMoriah podcast, host Moriah sits down with paranormal romance author Bonnie Randall to dive into her craft, stories, and inspirations. Bonnie reflects on balancing a 23-year publishing career with her long-standing work as a clinical social worker, sharing her "patchwork quilt" method of writing scenes out of order to keep creativity flowing. She also shares an excerpt from The Shadow Collector, part of her Shadow Valley series, and discusses the realities of indie publishing alongside the vital importance of cover art. Along the way, the two bond over their shared fascination with ghost stories, haunted places, Southern atmosphere, and Appalachian folklore.

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Author and podcast host Moriah Jackson sits down to deliver a heartfelt book review of After the Flash by Christine Jarrett, the first book in the Collective Heart series.

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In this episode, we sit down with science fiction author and retired chemical engineer Ray Tabler to explore his creative journey, storytelling craft, and four published novels: A Grand Imperial War, Fool's Paradise, A Grand Imperial Heir, and The Diesel-Powered Starship. Ray shares how a non-fiction account of the 1857 Anglo-Persian War sparked his debut space adventure, and how his scientific background informs his world-building, from orbital mechanics to the spontaneous formation of diamonds in the atmospheres of gas giants.

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In this episode, indie fantasy author Ashley Scott joins the conversation to discuss her writing career and her novel, The Queen and the Tom. Inspired by a real-life cat rescue and centered around her late tabby cat, Rudy, the story is told entirely from the cats' point of view, exploring nuanced themes of colony life, culture, and trauma.