...Charles G. West...
...on »Stone Hand« , »Wind River«, »Jason Hawk« and his other western novels

Through the western novel "Day of the Wolf" I came across the website of the author Charles G. West. After that, I contact the Author, who surprisingly quick replied, and came forward to answer some questions. My contact with Charles G. West resulted in the following interview I don’t want to keep you back from…

... Laurie Holden and Adam MacDonald ...
... on Pyewacket, Guilt and Redemption

One rather expects horror to be the center of a horror movie. Yet not so much in PYEWACKET (German title), because here rather the relationship between an adolescent daughter and her mother stands in the focus of the movie. The horror within the movie takes its course, when one presents each other with a fait accompli. This made the Zauberspiegel really interested in asking the actress Laurie Holden and the director Adam MacDonald a few questions on the movie.

... Rebecca Cantrell ...
...on her debut novel, Hannah Vogel, Gospel of Blood and Joe Tesla

Doing reseaches in the internet I came by the novel „The Gospel of Blood“ and the website of its author, Rebecca Cantrell. My contact with her resulted in the following interview I don’t want to keep you back from …We did the interview in a very interesting manner: I wrote my questions to Rebecca in German since she speaks German, she answered in English, since she feels more comfortable doing so.

... Linda Stewart ...
... on Nick Carter, Sam the cat and her pseudonyms

During my inquiries about the series "Nick Carter - Killmaster", I found the author Linda Stewart, who wrote two Carter novels between 1973 und 1975.

After that, I contact Linda Stewart, who quick replied, and came forward to answer some questions. These questions were the basis for the following interview...

... George Snyder ...
... on Nick Carter, Operation Hang Ten and his other novels and crime series ...

During my inquiries about the series "Nick Carter - Killmaster", I found the blog of the author George Snyder, who wrote seven Carter novels between 1969 and 1971. After that, I contact George Snyder, who surprisingly quick replied, and came forward to answer some questions. These questions were the basis for the following interview...