
In this episode Dan interviews Mark A. Henry. They discuss Mark's becoming a publisher and his company Operation Dodecahedron Press, which publishes his comedic/thriller/modern commentary series, including: Lacking Evidence to the Contrary; and The Honolulu Situation. he also provides advice about elite hockey goaltending from a guy he met icefishing one day. Pick up Mark's fun books on his website: https://operationdodecahedron.com/And follow him on twitter/X: @markahenrybooks for all sorts of writing advice.For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Mar 19
1 hr

In this episode Dan Interviews author and former Air Force Special Agent Derrick Jackson. Derrick has a storied Air Force career that includes world travel, diplomatic security, and special investigations. He brings all of this to his, Shadow One Series. Book two, The Raven Shadow comes out in March 2026. For more on Derrick, check out his website: https://derrickmjackson.com/For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Mar 11
58 min

Jonathan D. Clark (the writing pseudonym for Jourdan Dunn) is a literary fiction author, cover designer, and interior formatter. A California native, he now resides in New York on Long Island with his wife and their two sons. He is the author of Division Street (2016), In Perfect Lines (2017, out of print), Arcadia (2019), False Cathedrals (2020), and As Ithaca Lay Forgotten (2022) and currently working on his sixth novel The Speed of Film.You can find all his books, here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B01GDMHANI?ccs_id=6996bc7d-9cbc-44b3-872b-5ffb7dfbb9fbFor more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Mar 9
58 min

In this episode Dan interviews Kat Rosenfield, journalist for The Free Press and author of thrillers. Kat and Dan discuss the domestic thriller as a genre, what makes Maine a good place for thrillers, and a mutual favorite film, David Mamet's The Edge. They then discuss Kat's new book, How to Survive in the Woods, and her writing process. For more information on Kat Rosenfield and her new book, visit: https://katrosenfield.com/For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Mar 3
53 min

In this episode Dan interviews author and educator Kyle Farnworth about his book Medusa, Or Men Entombed in Winter, a literary thriller about a cult. Kyle and Dan also discuss contemporary education and the use of literature for instruction.Check out Kyle's website: https://kylefarnworth.com/ Pick up his book, here: https://a.co/d/08XqGbRUFor more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Feb 25
1 hr 19 min

In this episode Dan interviews Christina Dalcher. Christina is the author of numerous dystopian novels, including: Vox, The Sentence, and Q. Her novel Femlandia envisions a misandrist community withotu men and the perils of taking any idea too far. Dan and Christina discuss her novels, men and women, what dads bring to the family, and Objectivist philosophy. You can find all of Christina's books on her website: https://christinadalcher.com/For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Feb 22
1 hr 23 min

In this episode Dan interviews Fred Phillips, author of Dreams of Gold and Fire, from Raconteur Press. Dan and Fred discuss books they loved as boys and the importance of getting outside and going on adventures. They also dive into what makes a good book for young men.Pick up a copy of, Dreams of Gold and Fire, here: https://a.co/d/00tG7Hi0For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Feb 14
44 min

In this episode Dan interviews Jeffrey Siger about his Andreas Kaldis detective series (a sort of Mamma Mia setting for a No Country for Old Men story) and his new book, A Study in Secrets. The New York Times Book Review has honored Jeff's work by designating him as Greece’s thriller novelist of Record, and the Greek Government’s General Secretariat of Media and Communications has selected him as one of six authors—and the only American—writing mysteries that serve as a guide to Greece.For more on Jeffrey Siger and his books, see his website: https://jeffreysiger.com/For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Feb 9
55 min

In this episode Dan interview Austin Kennedy. Austin writes thrillers that blend high-stakes suspense with deep emotional resonance. His novel A Bit of Shade follows retired military intelligence veteran Mickey Torres, who has built a quiet life in the wilderness with his twins after losing his wife. A surveillance feed drags him back into betrayal, danger, and a conspiracy threatening a fractured near-future America.Pick up, A Bit of Shade, here: Amazon.com: A Bit of Shade: 9798280553194: Kennedy, Austin: Bookshttps://x.com/AustinFNKennedyFor more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Feb 4
40 min

In a big break, Dan interviews author Alanna Schubach about her women's literary novel The Nobodies. They talk Millenial milestones, growing up in the 1990s, and the differences between Women's Literary subjects and Dad Lit.Grab a copy of Alanna's book: https://a.co/d/fGX3UHtFind more info on Alanna here: https://www.alannaschubach.com/For more information on The Dad Lit Pod find us on X/Twitter @thedadlitpod or visit: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgrobertsThe Dad Lit Pod Intro and Outro by Author J.A. Bryden, visit Jabryden.com
Jan 28
1 hr 1 min
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