Suspense Radio

Dr. Katherine Ramsland Interview: The Devil’s Dozen: What Makes the Bad Guys Tick?   Join DP Lyle and Dr. Katherine Ramsland for a discussion of bad guys, who they are, what they do, and why they do what they do. Several cases in her excellent book THE DEVIL’S DOZEN will be discussed. Go to http://writersforensicsblog.wordpress.com for more information and links from the show.

Suspense Radio in partner with Partners In Crime give you Justin Kramon, an author on tour, to talk about his latest book. Check out a great author in this thiry minute interview. Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine www.suspensemagazine.com

Join Jan Burke and former prosecutor Marcia Clark, author of "KIller Ambition" as part of her Rachel Knight series, for a discusson on rules of evidence and how new scientific technologies become accepted by courts, what can go wrong to keep evidence out of trial, and some of the ways forensic science is used in the plots of her legal thrillers. Crime and Science radio is brought to you by www.suspensemagazine.com www.marciaclarkbooks.com

Suspense Radio and Partners in Crime welcome author Kathleen Deleany to the show to discuss her latest work in the cozy mystery genre. Kathleen has been delightening fans for many years which is why they are exicted to see her back with  "Murder by Syllabub". Suspense Radio one on one is brought to you by Suspense Magazine: www.suspensemagazine.com

Steven James, Alan Jacobson and Amy Lignor will be on today's show to talk about their current and upcoming work. All three authors offer a very unique writing style within the suspense / thriller genre, so they are not to be missed. You can hear what they have to say only on Suspense Radio. Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine. www.suspensemagazine.com

Join DP Lyle and former PI and gifted writer and teacher David Corbett for a lively trip through the worlds of private investigation and fictional character development. With the irrepressible Corbett this will be a wild ride.

Yes, it's that James Patterson.  While we could write a lot more than we have characters available, we will simply say, it's James Patterson!!! Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine www.suspensemagazine.com

The Science of Sherlock Holmes: Jan Burke and Leslie Klinger   Leslie Klinger is a Holmes expert of the first order. His THE NEW ANNOTATED SHERLOCK HOLMES is one of the most highly regarded studies of Holmes and his creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.  What influenced Holmes's scientific and investigative methods?  And what influence has Holmes had on forensic science and criminal investigation?   Details: http://writersforensicsblog.wordpress.com   Crime and Science Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine.  www.suspensemagazine.com

The Infancy of Toxicology: Interview with Deborah Blum, Author of The Poisoner's Handbook   Join DP Lyle and Deborah Blum, author of the critically acclaimed book THE POISONER’S HANDBOOK as they discuss the poisons, old and new, and the origins of forensic toxicology. Meet the Charles Norris, New York City’s first ME and Alexander Gettler. The Father of Forensic Toxicology and walk with them through this Jazz Age and the birth of forensic toxicology. Learn about poisons such as carbon monoxide, chloroform, arsenic, thallium, and many others.   If you have a question for the host about the show, please email radio@suspensemagazine.com 

Bestselling Author J.A. Jance is our guest on Suspense Radio one on one.  Her book "Second Watch" is the next in her J.P. Beaumont series. Visit www.jajance.com for more information. Suspense Radio one on one is brought to you in partner with Partners In Crime blog tours and Suspense Magazine.  

On today's show the guests include Reba White Williams, Giacomo Giammatteo and #1 NY Times Bestselling Author Catherine Coulter. "It's Time to get your Fiction On!" Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine www.suspensemagazine.com

Suspense Radio teams up with Partners in Crime to bring you Charles Salzberg. Charles is on tour with PIC promoting his latest book: Devil in the Hole. Check out more about Charles at www.charlessalzberg.com Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine www.suspensemagazine.com

Join DP Lyle, MD as he discusses several famous cases that involve the use of drugs and poisons and reveals the toxicological principles behind each case. Kristen Rossum and the American Beauty Murder, Stella Nickell's product tampering and the complex issues surrounding Kurt Cobain's death are some of the topics to be discussed.    If you have a question and want to ask the host, simply email radio@suspensemagazine.com   Crime and Science Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine   www.suspensemagazine.com

Suspense Radio brings you two hours of author interviews in the thriller, suspense, mystery, horror genre. Today we will have authors, Robert Rotstein, Taylor Stevens, Jeff Wilson and John Rector. Each author should be on your bookshelf or in your Kindle, so sit back relax or jog, because two hours of Suspense Radio starts. "It's Time to get your Fiction On!!" Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine: www.suspensemagazine.com Don't forget to listen to our newest show Crime and Science Radio, with hosts D.P. Lyle and Jan Burke. The first episode will air on September 7th at 10:00 am Pacific time. 

  Attention all authors! Bestselling authors D.P. Lyle and Jan Burke are coming to Suspense Radio with a new show called "Crime and Science Radio". Both D.P. and Jan will help you discover more about forensic science, law enforcement procedures, and the criminal justice system.  You'll learn what you need to know to research and write about forensic science, crime scenes, and investigations, and they'll bring you up-to-date on new discoveries in these constantly changing fields. To check out the schedule of episodes go to: http://suspensemagazine.com/CrimeandScienceRadio.html Episode 1: "Hollywood Storytelling: Science Fact or Make Believe". What's the good, bad and the ugly when Hollywood tackles crime and science? Do they sacrifice science for story?