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Interview with J.M. Shorney Author of "Progeny of a Killer"

on December 24, 2014

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Interview with James Strait, Author of World War III: Not Like You Imagined

on October 17, 2014

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Interview with P.D Quaver, Author of Unplugged

on October 02, 2014

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Interview with Everette and Michelle Bowers, Authors of To Own a Slave or to Be a Slave

on September 25, 2014

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Interview with Rom Gayoso, Author of How to Win in Every Scenario

on September 22, 2014

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Interview with Chris Birdy: Author of The Girl in Black Pajamas

on August 22, 2014

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Interview with C.W. Holcomb, Author of Dark Moon: Something Out of Legend

on June 05, 2014

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