AUTHOR BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED BY THE INDEPENDENT FICTION CONSORTIUM...

 

Check out the brand new interview with The Ruby Files author Bobby Nash over at Independent Fiction Consortium. You can read the full interview right HERE.

"Thanks again, Sandra."
Bobby

TALKING THRILLERS ON CONTINUAL...

 

I was thrilled (pun intended) to be part of Con-Tinual: The Con That Never Ends' The Panel Room 63rd episode talking about writing thrillers and police procedurals with some amazing writers. You can watch the full virtual discussion HERE. Coming soon to ConTinual's YouTube channel.
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The Panel Room Episode 63: Thrillers & Police Procedurals
The Panel Room 63 is all about writing thrillers and police procedurals with KJ Howe (kjhowe.com), LaQuette (laquette.com), Jon Land (jonlandbooks.com), Bobby Nash (bobbynash.com), Gary Phillips (gdphillips.com), Layla Reyne (laylareyne.com), and host Jeanne Adams (jeanneadams.com). With everything from classic noir PI's to technothrillers, kidnappings, hijackings, murder and mayhem, find out what goes into your favorite thriller!

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Thanks for watching.

Bobby

IT'S THE EYE OF THE TIGER(CON)...

 

Big thanks to Tucker High School for inviting me to be part of their 2nd TigerCon. This year's event was held virtually and we discussed writing mysteries and suspense, publishing, promotion, and acting. It was a fun time and I look forward to being there in person next year. Fingers crossed. 

Thanks to all who joined us for being a wonderful audience and asking great questions. Special thanks to our host, Regan Willson and Roberta Barber for setting it all up. It was fun.

Bobby
 

CONTINUAL'S PANEL ROOM EPISODE 55: WRITING AND ADAPTING PULP FOR A MODERN AUDIENCE IS NOW LIVE!

 

The wonderful folks over at ConTinual: The Con That Never Ends invited me to be part of The Panel Room episode 55 – Writing and adapting pulp for a modern audience. The panelists included Stuart Jaffe (stuartjaffe.com), Nicole Givens Kurtz (nicolegivenskurtz.net) (mochamemoirspress.com), Robert E. Waters (roberternestwaters.com), Mark Williams (darklanterntales.com), and Bobby Nash (bobbynash.com), along with host James P. Nettles (jamespnettles.com) (authoressentials.net) What makes something pulp? What makes someone a pulp writer? Where did the term come from? Have some fun and learn about everything pulp from mysteries and sci-fi, to fantasy, thriller, and adventure!

You can watch the panel now at ConTinual's Youtube channel HERE and below or at ConTinual's Facebook Page HERE.

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED ON SEAN TAYLOR'S WRITER'S ROUNTABLES!

 

Author Sean Taylor interviewed author Bobby Nash as part of the Writer Roundtables on the Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action Blog. You can read it HERE.

From the blog:
Bobby Nash isn't just a fantabulous writer -- he's also my brother in every sense of the word other than biological. He's also a prolific beast when it comes to putting words on the page. Pro. Lif. Ic. (As you'll see when read his interview HERE).

"Many thanks, Sean."
Bobby

MANDA AND FRIENDS INTERVIEWS AUTHOR BOBBY NASH

 

Lance Star: Sky Ranger's Bobby Nash was interviewed by Manda Jones for her blog. Check out Behind The Book with Bobby Nash HERE.

From the Manda and Friends site: Author Bobby Nash is experienced and has honed his craft, but the most astonishing part of In The Wind - A Tom Myers Mystery is the imagination Behind The Book! Nash was a great interview, he had a lot to say, and I found it refreshing!

In The Wind - A Tom Myers Mystery is available in paperback, ebook, and audio. You can read it FREE with a Kindle Unlimited subscription. Written by Bobby Nash. Cover by Jeffrey Hayes from Plasmafire Graphics. Audio narration by Gary Beytin. Published by BEN Books.

You can read the interview HERE.

CHARACTERS WHO KICK ASS... EMOTIONALLY.

 

The Ruby Files' own Bobby Nash joined authors Jen Mulvihill, Bill Craig, Selah Janel, Nikki Nelson-Hicks, Mark Bousquet, and Gordon Dymowski on The Ruby Files' own Sean Taylor's Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action blog to discuss Characters Who Kick Ass... Emotionally. Check out the author's roundtable discussion HERE.

Main characters who are intense and aggressive and filled with vim and vigor, who punch first and may not ask questions at all, who get in in the villain's face and shake an angry fist while escaping the 13th death trap today, who climb mountains and ride dragons and drive swords through demonspawn... well, those heroes... we know all about what makes them tick and how to put all that energy and action on to the page. (If not, check out the bulk of the tutorials and roundtables on the blog.) But what about those times when that energy and action needs to be less, well... actiony... and a lot more subtle. What about those heroes who are heroes of the heart and warriors of words? How do you do that exactly as a writer? Find out HERE.

Thanks again, Sean. This was a great topic of discussion.

Bobby