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Artwork for Undercover: Action, Adventure, Spy & Thriller Writing

Undercover: Action, Adventure, Spy & Thriller Writing

Alan Warren
Espionage
Havelock
The Lock Box
CIA
James Bond
Nanotechnology
Red Star Falling
Julian Fisher
Mi-6
Character Development
International Intrigue
Thriller Writing
Historical Fiction
Spies For Hire
Kaspar Brothers Series
Female Empowerment
Assassins Anonymous
Covid-19
William Warwick
Think Like a Spy

The very best interviews from the House of Mystery cover Spy, Espionage, Action, thrillers, and the authors who created them! No questions too personal, and lots of humor included! From Alan R. Warren

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Artwork for Undercover: Action, Adventure, Spy & Thriller Writing

Latest Episodes

During the waning days of the Cold War and the dawning of the internet, computer hacker Raven has been selling high technology secrets to the Soviet Union and eluding capture by the FBI. Recently expelled college student Mev Hayes unexpectedly lands ... more

Thank God for the Sinners follows Rick Price, a tortured soul, as he tries to balance his high stakes career, while keeping secret his role as a clandestine double agent. When a Chinese prostitute dies during an unsavory sex act in his hotel room, Ri... more

From former CIA analyst and best-selling author David McCloskey, a novel that takes readers deep into the shadow war between Iran and Israel.

Kamran Esfahani, a dentist living out a dreary existence in Stockholm, agrees to spy for the Mossad after he... more

When ex-navy SEAL Salam “Fade” al-Fayed steps in front of a sniper’s bullet, he assumes that he’s reached the end of the road—his death wish has finally been answered.

Instead, he wakes in a hospital. As one of the deadliest operatives in U.S. histo... more

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Robert T. Kelley
Author of the novel 'Raven'
Episode: Robert T. Kelley - Raven A Novel
Eric Magun
A multi-award-winning author and filmmaker.
Episode: Eric Magun - Thank God For The Sinners: A Rick Price Novel
Paul Vidich
Author of The Poet's Game and other spy novels.
Episode: Paul Vidich - The Poet's Game
Mike Papantonio
A trial lawyer and author with a focus on legal thrillers, specifically addressing pharmaceutical and corporate wrongdoing.
Papantonio Law Firm
Episode: Mike Papantonio - The Middleman: A Legal Thriller
Brad Taylor
Author and creator of the Pike Logan series
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Episode: Brad Taylor - Into the Gray Zone
Brian Andrews
Co-author and storyteller
Episode: Andrews & Wilson - Dark Rising
Jeffrey Wilson
Co-author and storyteller
Episode: Andrews & Wilson - Dark Rising
Joseph Finder
Author of The Oligarch's Daughter
Episode: Joseph Finder - The Oligarch's Daughter
Don Spillane
Author and former Metropolitan Police detective
Episode: Don Spillane - Hustling the Mob

Hosts

Alan Warren
Host with a focus on action, adventure, spy, and thriller writing.
Joe Goldberg
Co-host, involved in discussions about thriller and spy writing.

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Robert T. Kelley - Raven A Novel
Q: So your main character, what do you do to get into that character to make her sound real?
I reflected on early internet experiences and the journey of gaining empowerment, reflecting her growth in the story.
Robert T. Kelley - Raven A Novel
Q: How did you get inside the mindset of sort of the Cold War spirit and hacking?
I merged my interest in IT with the Cold War espionage world, drawing from my experiences and understanding of existential threats in that moment.
Eric Magun - Thank God For The Sinners: A Rick Price Novel
Q: How much planning do you do in terms of mapping out the book?
There is some planning, and Eric is already working on the second book with a general idea of the series.
Eric Magun - Thank God For The Sinners: A Rick Price Novel
Q: Is the locations a character in the book?
Absolutely, the locations in the story are treated as characters with significant narratives.
Eric Magun - Thank God For The Sinners: A Rick Price Novel
Q: How much of self is Rick Price versus just a collection of the stories that you lived?
Rick is about 50-50% of Eric's experiences, incorporating personal trauma and life.

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The content primarily encompasses interviews with authors specializing in spy fiction, thrillers, and action-adventure themes. Episodes often feature in-depth discussions on storytelling techniques and personal anecdotes from the authors' writing journeys, blending humor with serious exploration of topics like espionage, character development, and political dynamics. Notably, the discussions often reflect on current global issues while framing them within the narrative context of their works, making the episodes not just about books but also about contemporary relevance and authors' insights into their craft. The humor included in the interviews adds a unique charm to the engaging dialogues, which likely appeals to a wide range of listeners... more

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