... Mark Chadbourn ...
...on »Underground«, »World's End«, the »Hereward-Saga« and his future projects

Through the historical adventure novel "Hereward the Hunted" I came across the website of the british author Mark Chadbourn. To find out more about Mark Chadbourn and his novels, I contacted the author, who got in touch with me surprisingly quickly and agreed to answer a few questions.These questions gave rise to the following interview, which I would not like to withhold from the readers of the Zauberspiegel...

...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…

... 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...

Wayne's Reviews: An Introduction
Taking a chainsaw to media since 2013

Just before Christmas, Horst asked me if I felt like doing any more movie reviews. My answer was 'Yes but...'

Horst agreed with the but. He is willing to let me chainsaw anything I feel like! Which means I want to critique the logic behind the work. Why? Because an entire work of fiction, only hangs together if the base is logical.