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[audio:http://media.libsyn.com/media/readingandwritingpodcast/Reading_and_Writing_6.mp3]Welcome to the sixth episode of the Reading and Writing podcast featuring an interview with James Reasoner, author of Hunt at the Well of Eternity
Spur Award nominee James Reasoner is one of the most prolific and in-demand Western writers working today, with more than 200 books to his credit, both under his own name and under various pen-names. He was a contributor to Bantam’s New York Times bestselling Wagons West series. In the mystery field he is best known for the novel Texas Wind, which has achieved legendary status as a collectible paperback. For several years early in his career, he wrote the Mike Shayne novellas in MIKE SHAYNE MYSTERY MAGAZINE under the famous pseudonym Brett Halliday. Under his own name in recent years he has written a ten-book series of historical novels set during the Civil War and several historical novels about World War II. He lives in Texas with his wife, award-winning mystery novelist Livia J. Washburn.
For more info on James Reasoner, you can check out James’ website or his blog.
gary dobbs/jack martin says
May 16, 2009 at 6:34 amExcellent interview with one of my favourites. James is a great guy and I much loved the interview. Have now subscribed in Itunes as this is a great show. Kudos to you both.
Jeff Rutherford says
May 18, 2009 at 7:46 amGary Dobbs/Jack Martin – thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated. I have more interviews recorded and will be releasing them in the weeks/months to come.
If you have time, a quick review at iTunes would be invaluable. Just find the podcast in the iTunes store, and it’s pretty simple to leave a review. But, again, only if you have the time.
Thanks again for listening.